How does one even define it?
CubitOom
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But to actually answer your question. As long as you install the new OS to the new drive it will not interfere with the old installs...with exception to grub as you probably want that to be on the old drive too or you have to either change bios boot order or use a boot menu to get to the new ssds grub.
drive path ids like nvme0n1 and sda1 and totally arbitrary and can change between boots on the same OS even without dual booting.
Depending on the file system you use, you can use more specific IDs that are tied to the device itself. For example if using ext4 then you can use the PARTUUID to identify the disk and auto mount it by editing fstab.
Use 'blkid' to print the universally unique identifier for a device; this may be used with UUID= as a more robust way to name devices that works even if disks are added and removed. See fstab(5).
I need to talk to you about your flair
If you can, try a local international market. No matter what region of the world the stock is from they will likely have a tea aisle with loose leaf in it.
Been making my own kombucha recently...it's still kinda tea but different enough to mention.
An honorable mention is hop tea when I want to sleep, it's a lot cheaper than other sleep aides.
Something that requires a bit of investment but will pay for itself overtime is soy milk. Just rehydrate beans and put it in a soy milk machine and you get fresh soy milk. You can either drink that or make your own tofu for the cost of bulk soy beans. The machine can be pricy however.
Do you get a plumber or an electrician?
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https://homesteadingfamily.com/hop-tea-recipe/