Q: You'll generally want to buy an external hard drive that both has enough space for you and comes from a reliable manufacturer such as Western Digital or Seagate. Make sure that your selected hard drive has a Thunderbolt connector (also known as USB-C) since modern Macs don't support USB 3.0 connectors. When buying an external hard drive, it's often not much more expensive to buy a terabyte (TB) hard drive rather than a 500 gigabyte (GB) one. A one-terabyte hard drive will usually run under $100. Plug the external hard drive's Thunderbolt cable into one of your Mac's USB-C ports. If you bought an external hard drive that has a USB 3.0 connector, you can buy a USB 3.0 to Thunderbolt 4 (or USB-C) adapter. It's in the menu bar at the top of your Mac's screen. A drop-down menu will appear. If you don't see Go here, click the desktop or open the Finder application to prompt it to appear. It's in the Go drop-down menu. The Utilities folder will open. Double-click the Disk Utility app icon, which resembles a hard drive with a stethoscope on it. Click the name of your external hard drive on the left side of the window. The external hard drive's name will usually contain the name of the manufacturer or the model of hard drive. It's a tab near the top of the Disk Utility window. A pop-up window will appear. Click the "Format" drop-down box near the top of the window, then click Mac OS Extended (Journaled) in the resulting drop-down menu. If you plan on using the external hard drive with other non-Mac computers, select ExFAT here instead. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so confirms your decision and prompts your Mac to begin formatting your hard drive. Once the formatting completes, you'll be able to use the external hard drive like any other storage space.
A: Buy an external hard drive. Attach the external hard drive to your computer. Click the Go menu item. Click Utilities. Open Disk Utility. Select your external hard drive. Click Erase. Select a format. Click Erase. Click Erase when prompted.

Q: Don't act like you are strangers, instead, be friendly, warm and comfortable with him. Pretend like he is your friend and start a conversation casually. Guys like girls who seem relaxed and fun because it puts them at ease. Talk at your normal speed and tone that you use to talk to your friends. When you talk to your friends, listen to how you sound, and look for the kinds of gestures you make when you are talking naturally. Try to do the same thing around him. Don't be overly fascinated by everything that he says and keep your cool. Guys like girls who have their own thing going on. If you can stay engaged with him while showing that you are your own person, this confidence will attract him to you more. Try not to make eye contact where your eyes are really wide open while you are talking with him. This may make you appear desperate or clingy. Because you are getting to know him for the first time, don't worry about telling him everything about you in the first night. You want to concentrate on the fluency of the conversation and not the accuracy of everything you are saying. You want to tell him some interesting and cool things about you, but the main point of the conversation is to keep things between you lively and interesting. Find something in your environment that you can make a funny comment about. For example, if you have waited a long time for your drinks you can say something silly like, "So do you think we should just ditch this place?" Simple remarks like this can keep the conversation light hearted, and that is good for picking up a guy. Guys find playfulness attractive in women, and it will give you something to bond over. This playfulness can help make the conversation low pressure for the guy. Even if you don't think of yourself as a funny person, you can still be playful by exaggerating in conversation. Practice being funny with your friends, and make little humorous remarks on your environment or what is going on with you. Guys find it attractive when women touch their neck and hair while they talk. You can tilt your head to the side and make eye contact while you smile to show him you are interested. Women also flirt by positioning their bodies when they laugh so that they show off their best features. Another way to flirt and show your sexual interest is if you look at him with your upper eyelids partly lowered and smile, the classic Marilyn Monroe look. This look is particularly seductive to guys. As the night goes on, maintain your eye contact longer, stay close by his side, and let your hands touch if you are walking side by side. If you want to break the initial touch barrier, you can lightly touch his forearm when you are talking. Use active listening in your conversation with him. Maintain eye contact, smile and nod along to the things he says. Then ask questions related to what he is saying, and paraphrase the important things to show him that you are interested in the things he is talking about. People like it when they feel like you really care about the things they say and think. At the same time, be transparent with your intentions if you are just looking for a fling, and let him know that before you go too far that you are interested in a casual hook-up. Keep your interests in others as well. Don't become completely absorbed into him. Check in with your friends, and any people you were engaged with before. Read what kind of guy he is. When you are actively listening, you can pick up on his vibes. Does he seem to like to lead the conversation or does he seem to like to listen? Depending on what kind of guy he is, you may want to let him talk more, or you can talk more. If you find yourself liking him a lot, don't drink too much or become too excited by your conversation. You might regret some of the things you say or do if you don't take a break and cool down. For example, if you find yourself laughing an unnatural amount or drinking too fast, leave for a bathroom break. Try to calm down by splashing water on your face, talking to yourself, or texting a friend. You might want to make a clean break so as to not regret anything later. So make a plan for how much longer you want the conversation to go and how much more you can drink, and then stick to it. After you have made good connections with him by listening to him attentively, joking with him, and talking to him like a friend, leave the conversation before the conversation naturally wears out. Tell him positive things about your time talking, and then ask for his contact information. Say something like, "I really liked talking to you- can I have your number? I would love to keep talking more." Send him a text message in the next couple of days and see where it goes. If he doesn't want to keep talking, don't worry. Making the first move and talking to a guy you like is good experience, and it will help your conversational and flirting skills so that you are even better the next time you chat with a guy you like.
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Start a conversation with him like you know him already. Be playful and show your sense of humor to him. Flirt with him using your body language. Act open and genuinely interested in him. Act appropriately, and don't get sloppy. End the conversation and ask for his number.