Ryan

literally googled it cause thats the first answer google would give

On SSD keep the essentials such as windows or any main programs, as well as any large games that you want to use for a faster startup. Essentially, just dont fill the SSD past 80% capacity, this way there is room for anything that is necessary. For example, I have my steam, all of the games from steam, and any media files like shadowplay videos, etc on my HDD. On my SSD all there really is on there is my windows installation, and stuff like teamspeak or discord.

This. Also it’s best to keep things off your SSD, granted there is space for installations, but typically you would want a secondary drive to install everything like steam, games, etc on so it doesn’t interfere with anything in the SSD.

o7 to one of the lads

you and me both

WE MADE IT BOYS! Haha. No real talk though im gonna miss you buddy. The day @DeadPooL basically forced you to join my teamspeak was the start to a great friendship. You made me active af with those 30-40 hour weeks along with "The Boys" (You know who you are). You helped me through some dark times, had some deep convos on snap, and treated me like a brother. When everyone ditched me, I was always able to count on you and a few others to be there. Most people call our friendship a Johnson hop, but only the inner circle knows how it really is. o7 to a great senior and friend. If you need anything, such as another story time, you know my snap

o7

According to @Peter Long I have to first legally change my name because there is "too many Ryan's in Olympus"

Gives everyone enough time to change their IP’s