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DF-322 é uma rodovia diagonal do Distrito Federal, sob administração da respectiva unidade federativa. Ver também | Anexo:Lista de rodovias do Brasil Rodovia Ligações Externas | Página do DER-DF Este artigo é um esboço. Você pode ajudar a Wikipédia expandindo-o . Editor: considere marcar com um esboço mais específico . Este artigo sobre uma rodovia é um esboço. Você pode ajudar a Wikipédia expandindo-o . v d e v   •   e Rodovias do Distrito Federal Distritais Radiais: 001•002•003•005•006•007•009•015•025•027•035•047•051•061•065•075•079•081•085•087•095•097 Longitudinais: 100•105•110•115•120•125•128•130•131•135•140•150•170•180•190 Transversais : 205•206•220•230•240•250•260•270•280•285•290•295 Diagonais : 310•320•322•326•330•335•345•355 Ligação : 405•410•415•430•435•440•445•451•455•459•463•465•473•475•480•483•495 This page is only for reference, If you need detailed information, please check here

0 Background info first, questions at the end. I built my desktop computer to run Windows 7 for dual boot but I wanted encryption aswell and encrypted dual boot turns out to be way to complicated. So I’m thinking I’ll ditch Windows completely (which is kinda scary) and go for Ubuntu Mate as my main OS and run Windows in a VM. I’ve never used Linux before, or a VM, so I need a little help setting things up. I plan to do a full encryption on my main OS drive, and possibly for my other drives. I have an AsRock H81M mobo, Intel i7 3.6GHz CPU, 16GB DDR3 RAM, 250GB SSD for OS, 1TB SSD for games, 1TB HDD for storage. My 1TB SSD I’ll set the whole thing as ext4 for linux games. My 1TB HDD for storage and downloads I was thinking I might partition off 2-300GB as NTFS for my VM’d Windows to use for games or storage or what...

DF-320 é uma rodovia diagonal do Distrito Federal, sob administração da respectiva unidade federativa. Ver também | Anexo:Lista de rodovias do Brasil Rodovia Ligações Externas | Página do DER-DF Este artigo é um esboço. Você pode ajudar a Wikipédia expandindo-o . Editor: considere marcar com um esboço mais específico . Este artigo sobre uma rodovia é um esboço. Você pode ajudar a Wikipédia expandindo-o . v d e v   •   e Rodovias do Distrito Federal Distritais Radiais: 001•002•003•005•006•007•009•015•025•027•035•047•051•061•065•075•079•081•085•087•095•097 Longitudinais: 100•105•110•115•120•125•128•130•131•135•140•150•170•180•190 Transversais : 205•206•220•230•240•250•260•270•280•285•290•295 Diagonais : 310•320•322•326•330•335•345•355 Ligação : 405•410•415•430•435•440•445•451•455•459•463•465•473•475•480•483•495 This page is only for reference, If you need detailed information, please check here

1 I have a series of identification codes that I need to split out. The format of these codes is [region(letter)][district(number)] - [place(number)][subdistrict(letter)] . An example of some codes includes S22-201 , TT100-12 , and V6-1B . Often there is no subdistrict, and all points fall within the same larger district (so no As or Cs or whatever at the end of the string. I can do parts of it, like splitting at the hyphen. !Original_ID!.split('-')[0] and then extracting the district !Split_ID![1:3] But it seems like two steps for this are unnecessary, and only works when I know the specific number of characters in the string, which isn't realistic for a large data set. I'd like to be able to grab each piece at once: letters on the left of the hyphen numbers on the left of the h...