>>122251
You can write a little thing for blueprints. But that's not remotely useful for the native C++ workflow.

>>122252
I'm to lazy to boot up unreal to post a screen shot but there is 100% native c++ built in from like for ever dude.

James Motherfucking Randi from /vroom? Nice seeing you here as-well. I plan to teach myself to use some developer software once I leave my job. I have a 3d printer and would love to learn to make my own models in blender. I also want to learn to animate using Source Film Maker. Maybe a freelancable skill.

Well, depends on what GPU you have. If you have nvidia you can record with shadowplay. Think the AMD ones have something similiar but called something else.
If you're on integrated graphics I've no idea though. Maybe OBS studio? I've heard that it works great for video screen cap. even though it's a bit overkill for just that.

>>122296
Have you tried downloading the videos using
video downloadhelper

Before you go into screen recording and stuff

OBS Open Broadcasting Software

>but are there reasons for someone to buy a surveillance hard drive,

There is not any realistic 'decent' hard drives meant for watching peoples activity.

As person said, things, names may have meanings that may seem, troublesome.

'surveillance' may seem sound distressful. But it surely in its-self of the product is benign.
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There are hard drives that contain pre-installed software. This would be one.

If he has a better plan, he would simply wipe the per-installed software, and install what he likes.
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A simple example, people game, and are serious, people game for years and
get to levels that take months years, and if their HD goes out, all that effort is
gone. So simply mirroring their drive, they have a backup.

That is what this Hd seems to do. (which one could spend less, to do the same thing.)

Reality, some people sell their achievements in online gaming for thousands of dollars.

Really.

Some software will try to secure online gaming, the 'Surveillance, aspect' I assume is software an the hard-drive, pre-installed; trying to keep peoples online gaming data intact if things go south. A backup.

Gamers are kinda, not weird, but generally know their stuff. It is kinda a different world in computing.

>>122302
wondering if firmware, is on the Hard drive?

Seems if the contentious activity, so the hard drives would be not identical. In comparison to just a random hard drive picked up. Like this, I have gotten WD external or whatever hard drives. The first thing I would do is wipe their default
software.

>>122301
If they're cheaper than the NAS hard drives buy them and use them in your NAS.
The main difference is gonna be amount of cache and caching behavior.

The surveillance HDs are optimized for constant writing over reading or random access.

>>122264
All I know is that when I was talking about Linux kernel drivers and features on Rebbit the other day some smarmy snot-nosed piece of shit bot blasted me with 3 paragraphs about GNU/Linux and I was straight up not talking about GNU/Linux. I was talking about Linux.

I was unreasonably upset at that fucking bot. I hope the author rewrites that bot with an industrial stepper motor to slap him in the fucking dick.

>>122276
they are question/points.

>>122282
No reason to stop here. A GNU is not a water buffalo

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>>122279
Not to forget you could just disable the need for signatures, but enjoy your shady chinese browser i guess.

They did this because too many addons could be a potential security risk, having them signed helps ensure the stability and security of the program and your system. Every now and then most programs go off or reinvent themselves
where not everybody likes it of have issues that were not there before.

Firefox is likely the most observed browser in it's code, looking for
issues, improvements; Some not popular as well, than any other
browser.

>>122291
Waterfox is nice. But? Not as flexible.

>I hate it because I think all the cool people just hang out there but it's not anonymous enough for my purposes.

It's not anonymous at all. If you have any anonymity, they label it as suspicious and require a phone number. Riot.im/Matrix is the open source answer to services like this.

>>122293

>I hate it because I think all the cool people just hang out there

They won't be so cool once they're in tech gulag

>>122289
SD cards are not doing a lot of this and their write endurance is relatively low.
They do wear leveling, not overprovisioning. They don't have spare blocks, at least nothing like the 7%-15% an SSD does, they just try to preserve the ones they have.

>>122290
Interesting, I always thought you can't have one without the other. This certainly would suck and would make sd card essentially a consumable (will break after a few time of being filled)

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„I zapomniałem dodać, historia mówi ci dosłownie, że Shishio przegrał, ponieważ nie był to jego czas w prostych słowach”.
-----^"pso4"

I am not sure about affordable or waterproof action-cam-cases for a affordable, waterproof action-cam-cases for a Smartphone but there are simillar stands for them, and I bought one for my Ipad recently. Anyway you can check reviews at https://whatever-tech.com/best-ipad-mic-stand-mount-review/ and choose the best option for you. I am sure there a lot of good reviews about tech additionals for affordable, waterproof action-cam-cases for a smartphones

no waterproof as i know but there are some others too

>>122278
are you a bot?

>>122271

>My roommate says I should go with Razer

Punch him in the dick for me.

Logitech or Corsair or something. Razer build quality is atrocious. They're built 100% to feel the most impressive at first. At this very moment, my Razer mouse is crashing like a motherfucker while my Logitech is trucking onward endlessly.

>>122272
Also the lower the voltage your mouse runs at, the more it's out of spec with the Omron switches they put in them, and the more likely your mouse is going to develop bouncing and double clicks.

A wired mouse running at 5 volts is not running far out of spec. A wireless one running at 3.3v is running WELL out of spec and may run into issues where it can't even reliably cut through the normal wear and tear and corrosion to hit its rated number of clicks.

The kicker is that even the wired mice might still be running 3.3v controller chips in them so we're just fucked.

Replace them with Japanese Omrons if your mouse buttons break. They're a completely different switch with lower voltage rating from the normal Omrons and clones.

>>122271
Razer switched to cloud enabled drivers that require login to bind macro's and shit. It's garbage now. I switched to Steel Series after that.

>>122250
Try DnsCrypt-proxy. Follow windows instructions. Or whatever OS one uses. Keep logs from being stored on your ISPS servers.

VeePN maybe? It's good opportunity to keep the identity as obscured as possible online. I used it before and I can certainly say it really helps a lot. It's also an possibility to protect your personal data from bad guys

>>122265
The head, is there
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Sure VPNs are perfect. Fine for corporate usage. Free ones, I would have doubts.

DnsCrypt-proxy will encrypt requests with remote servers so that they are not stored on ones internet providers servers logs. I have found dns leaks that should not have been there with vpns. VPNs may boast being the best,
but many variables can come into play. Leaks that would be resolved directly by ones ISP's dns servers and logged and could be avoided. Anyway, with a vpn, not much of an issue if something slips through if using some dns encryption scheme. Even basic browsing without a vpn, there are free open DNS servers that at times are much faster than you ISPs servers.

Also https://www.overclockers.com.au/news.php?id=1264775

How to rip directly from a stream is almost always a closely guarded secret. If a commercial video platform knew how people were doing it, they would break the method. Your best bet is either capturing the video or looking for a forum where you can make scene requests.

>>122246
The damndest thing is that both Jaksta and Video Download Helper both grab like a 1GB mp4 file with what seems to be the correct video dimensions and running time, but it just doesn't play any video or audio like it was running on some weird codec. I was hoping this was something I could repair through handbrake or whatever but I guess not.

Oh well, I guess I'll just hope someone else figured this out and just download the series in the future once it's been removed so I have a digital backup. I guess I could ghetto screen record it but the file size would likely come out to like 5 gigs or some retarded shit.

>>122230

>Always refers to stand up video game arcade machines.

No doubt you could probably figure it out.

>>122231
Why have I never seen a video of a glory hole installed in an arcade cabinet?

>>122235
You must have the key, If you smoke cigs that helps mixing the smoke. Camouflage.
Covert smoking in public or otherwise. I never really liked to get high with other people except for the few associates. Get high in romt of people and they never noticed.Except for putting hash in a gig, as an experement to how much to gethigh and with a filter, it worked empigh, but dude kept saying loudly, somebody's smoking pot. As the smoke streamed off the hash chunks.