u/Frxdnt

I'mgetring into college next year and I'm planning on getting into Computer Engineering (5 year bachelor's career), I've been around computers my whole life and I want to get into the IT world as the main thing in my life, but everytime I check the news about the IT job market it keeps getting worse and at this point i don't know what to do or if I should totally rearrange my life plans.

I'm not interested in this field becouse of the money or working in my house, it's purely becouse I'm truly passionate about this.

(I'm not from the US and I can't afford to study a second degree sadly)

I'm on windows 11 rn and I'm planning on doing a switch to linux, the thing is that I have a second NVME in my laptop that also has windows and it isn't my boot drive, so I'm planning on deleting Windows and installing mint on it.

The data that I have there isn't that important and I can back it up but if I can avoid wiping everything from it would be nice

I've been planning on making the switch to mint, the thing is I have alot of stuff in my pc and I'm broke to buy an external disc, both of my NVMEs are working perfectly since the oc is kind of new and I already have an old pendrive with linux mind flashed into it.

I heard I should partition my disc and save my files in one partition and installing linux in the other which is what I think I'm going to do.

My pc is a lenovo LOQ 15arp9 with 2 512gb discs (both full with astrophotography files and games and for some reasson both of them have windows installed) and I have around 70gb of free space in my boot disc and 40gb on the other one.

I'm also looking to remove windows from the other disc I'm not using as a boot since it's just hogging memory for no reasson.

Sorry for all the auestiona but I'm totally new and I'm getting into Computer Engineering next year...

Desde pequeño que he querido meterme a algo relacionado con la informática y al final me voy a tirar a Ing. Civil Computacional pero últimamente todo lo que se vé por internet es gente quejandose que se piden 4 años de experiencia para trabajos entry level y últimamente estoy dudando qué voy a estudiar

Getting all perfects in mania is just a straight torture.

I don't have ANY budget for a keyboard rn and its frustraring to see my accuracy in some maps go random and being insanely difficult to exexute jacks or hard patterns in general. Maybe that's one of thebreassons why i'm stuck on 3,6 stars

I've been getting alot more into the game lately, and I'm currently stuvk on 3 stars, but i struggle alot on the fast parts (btw I play on laptop keyboard)

I have a small labrum tear on my right shoulder, therefore I don't train shoulders or any exercise that involves putting too much strain on it until now that my traumatologist allowed me to, but I have 0 strenght and leg flexibility to do one correctly

Por lo que me he informado realmente esta práctica está demasiado al borde de la legalidad, igual no soy quien para opinar y prefiero que lo explique alguien titulado acá en comentarios