#external hard drive

[stinkek]

Damn, I shouldn't have reinstalled Fooocus onto an external drive, it's taking too long to load base models. I'll have to reinstall it to another internal drive. I thought the fact the drive is external only slowed down the speed of copying and moving files...

[tamapalace]

need an external hard drive for all these downloads 😂

[bryan360]

(No “On This Day” posting excluding to our secret private blogs)

Photos taken: Jan. 6th, 2024

You guys are in for a treat after waiting this package to arrived. I’m pretty sure where I’d installed this to my gaming console from yesterday after did the unboxing. I just can’t resist if I waiting a bit before doing so, but doesn’t matter. At least I gotten everything I’d needed to make spaces I’ll store any games I have. I’m very happy after my mom helped me order from Amazon.com last year. It’s supposed to be as my Christmas gift suggestion until today. I also have another one I’ll be looking forward to, but have to wait for another month or two. In the meantime, hope I’ll taking care of this external hard drive of mine. Welcome aboard, Seagate 2TB Portable Drive. 😁👍

Note: I’ll get to my overall thoughts of my external hard drive for another time; as soon as I can get into my G-Pal’s art trade request to go through.

Tagged: @murumokirby360 @carmenramcat @alexander1301 @rafacaz4lisam2k4 @paektu

[you-must-know-this-info]

Seagate Firecuda Gaming Dock 4TB External Hard Drive HDD Review

Seagate Firecuda Gaming Dock 4TB External Hard Drive HDD is a game-changing product that is revolutionizing the gaming industry. It is a perfect solution for gamers who are looking for a reliable and fast external hard drive to store their gaming data. Seagate is one of the most popular brands in the external hard drive industry, and it has proven its worth with the Seagate Firecuda Gaming Dock…

[author-a-holmes]

I do use googledocs because it's convenient to be able to access it everywhere, and on my shitty little 10 year old chromebook, etc.

However, I also have a 4TB backup external hardrive that ALL my writing, marketing, author business, cover designs, and formatted files are kept.

I want to get a second one so I have a backup of the backup, but you cannot easily "lose" a backup hard drive or SSD of that size. It sits on my desk like a brick.

Did it cost a pretty penny? Yes. But I also don't have to worry (too much) about losing everything I've worked so hard on.

My computer died in 2021. And I couldn't afford to replace it or repair it. But I could plug my external drive into my laptop and have access to all my files.

I am begging people to use LibreOffice and personal storage devices like hard drives or USB sticks instead of relying 100% on Google Docs. LibreOffice is free and open-source, it saves files to your own computer, and it lets you save as many different file types. You can write in it, format ebooks in it, and do everything you might possibly need to do as a writer.

"Oh, but I'll lose my USB stick--" Fine, back things up in whatever cloud you use as a form of extra protection, but you should also try your absolute damnedest to also put them on some form of storage that isn't a cloud.

I know it's not accessible to everyone, but if you at all have the ability, don't rely on shit that lives on other people's computers. Especially with everything going on with AI theft and aggressive censorship of adult media. If you don't store your files on your own personal computer that you have control over, your files aren't fully yours, and they're at the whims of whoever owns the cloud.

Learn where your files are stored and how to access them. Get into the habit of backing up your files to your own personal storage. Even if you're not up for intense tech research and you don't care about how the computer actually works, please stop letting your art live in corporate clouds.

[ifwebefriends]

Hnnnnggggh need to put more files on the little black box…….i need to put every record of my existence on the little black box……….i need a bomb-proof shield for the little black box………….

[brokenfusevgblog]

TerraMaster D2-320 2 Bay HDD Enclosure Review

[pomanshi]

does Anyone have any external hard drive recs so that I can play the Sims 4 again

[jcmarchi]

YoloBox Ultra is the Ultimate All in One Streaming Studio - Videoguys

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/yolobox-ultra-is-the-ultimate-all-in-one-streaming-studio-videoguys/

YoloBox Ultra is the Ultimate All in One Streaming Studio - Videoguys

Discover the game-changing YoloBox Ultra in the blog post, “YoloBox Ultra: A Pocket-Friendly Live-Streaming Studio” by Jose Antunes on ProVideo Coalition. Unveiled as “The Ultimate YoloBox Experience,” this compact device, detailed by Antunes, combines the roles of an encoder, switcher, monitor, recorder, and streaming studio—all within a conveniently pocket-sized package.

Antunes emphasizes the YoloBox Ultra’s ability to support 4K streaming using H.264 and H.265 codecs, making it an ideal choice for simultaneous streaming to three horizontal destinations such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, or custom RTMP destinations. Moreover, the device accommodates streaming to two vertical platforms, including popular options like Instagram and TikTok.

Explore the blog for insights into the YoloBox Ultra’s inheritance of professional features from its predecessor, the Pro version. Antunes details capabilities like customizable graphics, chroma key, inviting guests, instant replay, auto-switching, video cropping, and picture-in-picture—highlighting the device’s versatility for content creators.

Key specifications: 

Encoder, monitor, switcher, recorder all in one

4K streaming, ISO recording

4 x HDMI & 2 x USB inputs + HDMI out

NDI + SRT input & output

USB webcam out + external hard drive

Stream via ethernet, Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, USB dongle

Built-in battery

Supports H.264 & H.265

Multistream to Facebook, YouTube & RTMP (up to 3 platforms)

Multistream to TikTok, Instagram (2 vertical platforms)

Live Switch from up to 10 Sources

Discover the user-friendly aspects of the YoloBox Ultra, including its intuitive 8-inch touchscreen display, providing seamless control and monitoring. The HDMI output feature enhances practicality, allowing local monitoring on an optional display for diverse streaming scenarios. Notably, the Ultra’s recording capabilities enable users to capture all video inputs, including program video, in mp4 format onto the built-in SD card or a USB flash drive with a capacity of up to 1TB.

Antunes further discusses the YoloBox Ultra’s robust connectivity options, emphasizing its ability to combine up to five internet sources—4G LTE cellular, WiFi, Ethernet, and USB dongle—ensuring a stable and interference-free live stream. Key specifications, including NDI and SRT input and output, USB webcam out, external hard drive support, and streaming options via ethernet, Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, and USB dongle, are also highlighted.

In conclusion, the YoloBox Ultra, as covered by Jose Antunes on ProVideo Coalition, emerges as a versatile and powerful tool for content creators, offering a comprehensive set of features for on-the-go live streaming. The author provides a detailed exploration of the device’s capabilities, making the blog post a valuable resource for those interested in this innovative live-streaming studio.

Read the full blog by Jose Antunes for ProVideo Coalition HERE

[silvermoon424]

This is your daily reminder to archive your favorite fandom stuff!!!

I've been a voracious archivist/data hoarder ever since I first got access to a computer, and it's paid off more times than I can count. Just the other day I came across a PDF copy of an analysis post for one of my fandoms. The post was made on an old forum and is the most detailed and interesting analysis of a particular story element I've ever seen. Back in like 2012 I saved the post as a PDF, because even then I saved everything I liked.

Anyway, flash forward to 2025 and I decided to see if the URL included in the document was still live. I wasn't very surprised to see that the forum is long dead. However, even the Wayback Machine had no record of this thread. If I hadn't saved a copy of it way back when, I would have never, ever been able to read this analysis again!

The Internet Archive is sadly not infallible, especially when it comes to things like forum threads. You can do your part by manually saving things to the Wayback Machine, but I also recommend keeping your own archives. Aside from just saving pages as PDFs, I highly recommend a browser extension called SingleFile that lets you archive pages as HTML files.

[littlewalken]

Don’t have room on your puter to save all your favorite online stuff? Behold external storage!

The little 64 gig thumb drive was $10 on sale, the USB powered one holds 4 terabytes, the big one which needs external power holds 12 terabytes.

I even have the internal drive from a past laptop in a case that I’ve used as a back up.

Why yes, I’ve survived several BSODs, what males you ask?

[thanksjro]

Inspired by that one JRo tweet.

[calware]

[grendel-menz]

I’ve been working 15+ hour days for the past few weeks so I haven’t been able to create much, but I’m compiling a little pdf of old and new poetry and artwork around the theme of time and grief so eyes out if that’s something that you’d be interested in

[rebrandedbard]

I loved a roadside flower who I met at stroke of noon

And by my careless hand his heart was plucked an hour too soon

[rogdona]

r u okay with people drawing art of your characters? (With credits ofc ^_^)

HIIIIII YES OF COURSE!!!💕💗💕💗💕💗 IF U DO IT TAG ME BC ID LOVE TO SEE ITTTTTTT💕💗💕💗💕💗💕💗💕💗