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Do your own thing. Avoid the mainstream. Part of the indie lifestyle is being creative. If you don't want to just follow the mainstream, you may need to make your own way. Take up sewing. This is a great way to show off your own personality and style. Sewing will allow you to really create one of a kind outfits just right for you, which reflect your style. Start a band. You may need to learn an instrument, but not really. Bikini Kill was started by a spoken word poet who wanted a bigger audience and included band members who had never played their instruments until they started. Jump in and express yourself. Then practice. Make your own jewelry. This is a great way to brandish your style and originality. Create a zine. A zine is a small, self-published booklet which has been around since the copy machine made it possible to reproduce your own work. These are usually filled with rebellious ideas, counterculture writing, poetry, sketches and stories. Create several volumes and hand them out. See if you can create a fan base. Treat your city like a campground. Hike around, explore and investigate. Stick your nose where it doesn't belong. Be sure you stay safe in the process and do your best to avoid getting caught, but cross the "Do not enter" lines and go to the places no one else dares to go. Go spelunking in utility tunnels. Hop the fence and have a picnic in a neglected, overgrown environment. Sneak into abandoned buildings and warehouses. The gourmet food truck began with the social media promoted Kogi Korean BBQ food truck in Los Angeles and has exploded from there. Now you can find them in most major cities and popping up at all kinds of festivals. What better way to rock the establishment than eating at a restaurant with no established building? Find a food truck near you. Independent people like to do their own thing. They avoid sitting in a office or a cubicle or a library and prefer working on an old wooden table with a hot cup of coffee, or reading a book in a comfy old chair in the corner of the coffee shop. Don't rely on cars or public transit. Get a bike to get around town. Bikes can be an extension of your personality. Dress up your bike with stickers and accessories like baskets and bells. Don't be afraid of a helmet ruining your style. You will look smart and be safe. While all of these suggestions fit the indie lifestyle, the main element is independence. Stay true to your own individuality. You do you and that will be the most indie move you can make. Analyze yourself. Acknowledge and embrace your strengths and flaws. It's helpful to really know who you are before you join a group. Remain authentic when joining a new group. Don't let your personality be swallowed by trying to fit in. Stay informed. Read, keep track of current events and always be learning. You will develop interests and become more well-rounded and unique. Have opinions. Don't allow yourself to be easily swayed by the group. Express your own opinions respectfully.

summary: Start a new hobby. Join the urban exploration movement. Eat on the street. Hang out at coffee shops. Ride a bike. Be yourself.

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. It's easy to forget about all of those MP3s you ripped in the 90s and beloved family pictures when all you can focus on is destroying the cause of your shame and avoiding federal prison. You will, however, want to make sure to back up all of your important and legal data, however, since the whole point of the resulting exercise is that those things will be... you know... gone. While the more exciting methods of destruction will do a pretty good job of rendering data irretrievable, they can't be 100% guaranteed (especially if you have reason to believe the government is willing to spend several months and millions of dollars to find your dirty, dirty secrets). You can do this on your Windows or macOS without having to download or purchase any extra software. Wiping your data and blowing up your drive, however? Yeah, nobody's getting that back. See How to Wipe a Computer to learn how to get started. A complete wipe of your computer will probably do the trick. Only someone with very serious forensics equipment could recover your data after a wipe. The hard drive can be located in different spots in each type of case, sometimes within a metal box. You can look up where the hard drive is located online if you're struggling to find it. To remove the casing, you'll likely need to loosen a variety of screws, depending on your hard drive's make and model. Possibly cutting some tape. Be warned that there are often screws hidden underneath labels, so you might have to go poking around. You will need to remove the arm and magnet structure in order to reach the platter underneath (your real goal). There are screws involved. It's pretty straightforward. Remove the magnets carefully because they are seriously very strong and you can really hurt yourself with them. Seriously, you will struggle to get them off a fridge. You can break fingers with these things. And for the love of whatever you pray to, don't eat them and don't let your pets eat them (pets, in this case, includes kids). This is the thing that looks like it would make a nice mirror. You'll probably need to unscrew the circular piece at the center which holds in down. This is the thing that stores (the majority at least) of your data, so you'll need to destroy it. Sometimes there is more than one platter, so pay attention to that.

summary: Back up your data Erase all of the data on the hard drive with software. Open the computer case and remove the hard drive. Remove the casing from the drive. Remove the magnets. Remove and dispose of the platter(s).

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Use several parallel spacers. Place your other surface on top of these spacers and position it exactly. Set the top surface carefully on the bottom surface. Start in the center and work out toward the edges. 5cm) roller to rid the surface of air bubbles, working from center to edge in all directions. Try a pinch or nip roll for best results. If you've done a thorough job of applying pressure, you can trim the edges almost immediately with power tools or machinery.
summary: Place spacers or dowels on top of surfaces that require exact positioning. Ask an assistant to hold the top item in place while you remove the spacers. Apply uniform pressure on the two surfaces to adhere them. Use a three-inch (7. Trim the sides after the surfaces have been rolled and the bond has been set.