I love this thing! Been using this for over 10 years. The platform has grown significantly during that time. Used it in college and in my business afterwards.
Portable apps operating system is very slow .Why creating operating portable system on USB.Just copy every good portable software on USB,and this is it.
Just come across your vid and WOW. Brilliant I'm on my phone at the moment but most certainly going to be using this. 61yoa and learning every day. Cheers
Thanks so much man! I was looking for a video on how to do it for some data entry I have to do. It's for my job. I have to log all training hours in 2 places and have to add them one at a time through the world's slowest web interface. I've been logging them on Toggl for about 6 months so most of the year. Now have to enter them one by one and finally I can have both date and entry title in the same clipboard, as it's mainly a copy-paste job... thank you thank you thank you! You may have saved me from RSI. Also appreciate the security tip. Would not have thought of that. It's worth noting that any application can access your clipboard, and this is by design. But it's definitely a good idea not to write it to the drive unencrypted. Again, brilliant video and really appreciate the tutorial on the program.
This comment is 💯 So happy this video helped. That is quite the job you are taking on, best of luck with that non-stop copy and pasting, it can be taxing at times. Great note on the security I did not know all applications have access to the clipboard until now.
Here are the steps assuming you have a Windows 10 system: 1. Hit the windows button 2. type in control panel 3. hit enter (on the keyboard) 4. Click on System and Security in the control panel window that popped up 5. Windows firewall should be the second line item here under Security and Maintenance, Click on "Allow an app through Windows Firewall 6. from here you should see a big list of applications, Ditto is in here. Make sure it is unchecked and you are good to go! It is now not allowed to go through the firewall.
You have to download every app you can’t just install the hub, ya you can download any app and drop it on a usb even all different ones not from portable hub.com, plus it’s amazing you just discovered this now it’s only been out for 6-7 years now
@@SajjadAhmed5 The websites names and links are in the description. Here is the link to the 1 I use everyday: gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6
Just tested all 3 of the sites here are the results: Lookmovie.ag worked great (watch out for ads). Streamm4u had issues with the search working properly and letting the user actually initiate a search. scr.cr recently seems to be bought out by Rulu TV. No love there unless you want to create login information. One thing to keep in mind is you will get a lot of pop up ads when doing this on a mobile browser so tread lightly and use a browser that can handle multiple tabs. This way when the ad pops up in a new tab you can just exit that tab and navigate back to the original page and link you were trying to click on. If you have any other issues Gingy feel free to let me know. Gotta make sure you can watch those movies during quarantine!
My family wants a cloud storage for mostly videos and pictures. Now we are using sync.com, but I think it's kinda slow and it's a challenge trying to see files online. Besides that it's has a very good security and files do not lose quality at all. Do you think it's still worth it?
Sync could be great for your family if it's what everyone is used to and comfortable with. However if photo viewing is important for you I'd make the jump to another platform like Google Drive & it's Google Photos platform (that is synced together) to have a more seamless experience of uploading to going back and viewing them on a phone or computer at the same price if not less. Hope this helps, thanks for watching Daroca. Have a great day/night!
@@simplicy7092 Thank you for responding!! Google drive and dropbox were our first options but pictures and video seems to lose quality and people say it is not as safe/private as sync. What do you think?
@@darocarf4343 I agree with what the people are saying. A lot of big brands like Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and more clearly make money off of your data and utilizing it in some way. Many times your info is anonymized before it is actually used and also they never publicly display your photos so the idea of being afraid because they collect data is definitely valid however a lot of this data collection is just to identify the type of person you are and deliver ads as best possible to you through that. For example, your photos usually have geo-location data connected to it. They'll use that data to know where you've been and potentially deliver ads for products based in those areas to you. For some that is harmless and they don't care about it. For others, they don't like that at all. It's up to you to decide that. One thing to note is that even other platforms like Sync could sell that info to big platforms. They'll usually disclose that in their terms of service. For me personally I don't mind the ad tracking and like to have all my stuff under 1 platform for simplicity. However, it's up to everyone to determine what they are comfortable with and what platforms to use based off of that. In regards to the pictures losing quality that is absolutely true. Cloud platforms will compress them down for more efficient storage on their servers. I am aware that Google has an option to store "high quality" photos for free and they offer to store the original quality with your data allotment (usually 5gb unless you pay for more). You can toggle this option in the settings of google photos. I personally use Google Photos more but for business situations where I have used Dropbox it seemed to retain quality without needing any prompt, if you find it working differently i'd check the settings in there. Hope that clears that answer up for you! Thanks for chiming in on the page here :)
