u/frendlyfrens

It's really hard to see this (it happens in many parts of the interface). I want to make it a lighter color or something else that's more visible

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Any way to watch documentaries from The Great Courses or Curiosity Stream, or such through Nuvio (using a plugin or addon)?

Does anyone know if there are any tutorials for complete beginners on how to paint materials?

I’ve been looking for some, but haven’t found any. I usually find courses, but those don’t go until detail and expect you to already know the fundamentals, so it doesn’t help me

I am new to zbrush. I do not know what I did or pressed, but every time I click on an object to move it in any way, it isolates it. I read online to press F or the isolate button, but it didn't work. How do I make it so it doesn't do that and only isolates when I press the button to isolate?

https://reddit.com/link/1v20g4u/video/ouaxdcpbqgeh1/player

I had a video interview scheduled today with an ABA company. I showed up, waited for about 15-20 mins, sent them a message to make sure they were not running late, and no word.

Waste of time.

This is bs

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I interviewed with an ABA company last week and wanted to get another opinion.

They offer $30/hour for direct sessions. The schedule is in fixed blocks, but I can choose my work days. They don’t reimburse mileage directly. Instead, they give a $300 monthly allowance for gas, internet, parking, etc., but only if I work at least 25 hours per month, and it gets reduced if I work less.

They also require staff to use their own phones for data collection through an ABA app. I asked how that works with privacy/HIPAA. The interviewer seemed a little defensive about that.

I also asked what happens if my phone gets damaged during a session. The interviewer seemed kind of thrown off and said they don’t replace phones because “why would that happen? They shouldn’t be able to grab my phone since is a small device, and it hasn’t happened to them before, so no.”

They also pay some meetings at $30/hour, but clinical Zoom trainings are only $20/hour. When I asked about the difference, they seemed annoyed.

I also asked a few questions more than once because I wanted to make sure I understood, and it seemed like that annoyed them.

At the end, they said they were still interviewing more people and would let me know by the end of the week. I’m not sure if that was just normal interview language or if my questions made them less interested.

I also felt like the interviewer got frustrated with my questions, so I’m not sure if I came across badly or if they just didn’t like being asked about details.

I’m wondering what you think?

Some games available on day one, but after the code was leaked, it looks like the vulnerabilities were patched. Not complaining, just wondering why someone would leak it

I recently used EaseUS Todo Backup to make a full image backup of my PC to an external portable HDD.

My PC has:

C: SSD

D: HDD

E: external HDD used for backups

I made one full image backup that included my SSD and all internal HDDs. EaseUS created a folder like:

E:\My Backups\PC Image Backup 01 - 04-28-26\Disks backup

Now I want to do future backups every 2–3 months, but I don’t want to leave the external HDD plugged in all the time.

My plan is:

1. Full backup first
2. Differential backup every 2–3 months
3. When the external HDD gets full, make a new full backup, verify it, then delete the old backup set

My questions:

1. For a differential backup, should I save it inside the same folder as the original full backup (the “Disks backup” folder), or under "PC Image Backup 01 - 04-28-26" (easeUS todo selects the "PC Image Backup 01 - 04-28-26" folder by default, not “Disks backup”)?
2. Will EaseUS overwrite the full backup if I choose the same folder, or will it add the differential backup as a new restore point?
3. Is this backup strategy okay for restoring my full PC if something happens, like malware, dead SSD/HDD, or a failed hardware upgrade?
4. When the external HDD gets full, is it safe to delete the old full + differential set only after making and verifying a newer full backup?

I mainly care about not losing my files/courses and being able to restore my PC if something goes wrong.

I’m on Windows 10 and I recently used EaseUS Todo Backup to make a full image backup of my PC to an external portable HDD.

My PC has:

C: SSD

D: HDD

E: external HDD used for backups

I made one full image backup that included my SSD and all internal HDDs. EaseUS created a folder like:

E:\My Backups\PC Image Backup 01 - 04-28-26\Disks backup

Now I want to do future backups every 2–3 months, but I don’t want to leave the external HDD plugged in all the time.

My plan is:

1. Full backup first
2. Differential backup every 2–3 months
3. When the external HDD gets full, make a new full backup, verify it, then delete the old backup set

My questions:

1. For a differential backup, should I save it inside the same folder as the original full backup (the “Disks backup” folder), or under "PC Image Backup 01 - 04-28-26" (easeUS todo selects the "PC Image Backup 01 - 04-28-26" folder by default, not “Disks backup”)?
2. Will EaseUS overwrite the full backup if I choose the same folder, or will it add the differential backup as a new restore point?
3. Is this backup strategy okay for restoring my full PC if something happens, like malware, dead SSD/HDD, or a failed hardware upgrade?
4. When the external HDD gets full, is it safe to delete the old full + differential set only after making and verifying a newer full backup?

I mainly care about not losing my files/courses and being able to restore my PC if something goes wrong.

Hi everyone!

I am completely self-taught and currently putting together my first portfolio to apply for a Junior Graphic Design or Marketing role! So, because I only have basic software knowledge so far (photoshop, illustrator, premiere pro, and photography), my portfolio is mostly made up of spec projects (social media ads, banners, logo variations, and apparel mockups) that I built to practice my layouts, typography, and visual strategy. Before I post my work here for critique, I have two quick questions about how I should present myself / portfolio to recruiters:

1. Behance Portfolio Question: Because I don't have a massive amount of assets for each individual project (total of 5 projects and 3-4 assets per project), making a separate Behance post for each one would make them super short. To make it as easy as possible for hiring managers, should I group all of my projects into ONE big "Design Portfolio" post so it's all on one scrolling page? Or is it better to separate them by project with a short description of what the goal was, even if each post is really brief?
2. The Resume Question: My past work history is completely unrelated to design or marketing (I worked as a Behavior Technician and a Veterinary Tech for years). Should I include this past work history on my resume to prove that I am a reliable employee who can handle high-pressure environments? Or will showing unrelated jobs just confuse hiring managers and get my resume thrown out? I know I have a lot to learn (and I'm excited for it), and I would love to know what art directors or recruiters actually prefer to see from someone transitioning into the industry.

Thank you so much for your time and advice!

Hi everyone!

I am completely self-taught and currently putting together my first portfolio to apply for a Junior Graphic Design or Marketing role! So, because I only have basic software knowledge so far (photoshop, illustrator, premiere pro, and photography), my portfolio is mostly made up of spec projects (social media ads, banners, logo variations, and apparel mockups) that I built to practice my layouts, typography, and visual strategy. Before I post my work here for critique, I have two quick questions about how I should present myself / portfolio to recruiters:

1. Behance Portfolio Question: Because I don't have a massive amount of assets for each individual project (total of 5 projects and 3-4 assets per project), making a separate Behance post for each one would make them super short. To make it as easy as possible for hiring managers, should I group all of my projects into ONE big "Design Portfolio" post so it's all on one scrolling page? Or is it better to separate them by project with a short description of what the goal was, even if each post is really brief?
2. The Resume Question: My past work history is completely unrelated to design or marketing (I worked as a Behavior Technician and a Veterinary Tech for years). Should I include this past work history on my resume to prove that I am a reliable employee who can handle high-pressure environments? Or will showing unrelated jobs just confuse hiring managers and get my resume thrown out? I know I have a lot to learn (and I'm excited for it), and I would love to know what art directors or recruiters actually prefer to see from someone transitioning into the industry.

Thank you so much for your time and advice!

I have added TorBox to Torrentio and AIOStreams, and updated the link on the Nuvio website. Refreshed my profile, addons, and even added them to plugins, but nothing is updating. It only shows Torrentio RD on my tv / phone app. Not the new ones I've added (picture below). How can I fix that?

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So what’s going on with people using filters on their photos? I understand using some to change the colour or such, but noooo—they’re suing them to change their body / face shape!

It’s like is almost different person when you FaceTime or meet them. I feel like this is a form of catfishing and I keep seeing a lot of people using them.

Starting to learn Maya, but are there any extension (or addons, whatever you call them) you’d recommend like how blender has its own addons?

Looking to get courses, but I noticed some uploaders have been banned and doing some research, they seemed to be uploading malware. Who do you recommend for courses (that are safe)?

Would creating a full backup image of my PC before installing software be useful as a way to restore everything in my pc if the software turns out to contain malware / virus? That way I wouldn’t lose anything (like if nothing had happened), and the malware would be gone?