How much porn do you have saved on your computer/hard drive

[eddiemac2k14]

Approximately too much lol.

[lance_s]

And what is your exact favourite type of scene? What do you have the most of?

The ones with smart ladies.

[CGYMike]

I'm actually surprised that my computer has never burst into flames !!

[StevieP]

And what is your exact favourite type of scene? What do you have the most of?

I don’t really have a particular favourite type of scene... I like ones where you can see there’s a lot of the lady’s own personality and creativity out into it because those they seem to be having the most fun and enjoyment themselves.

I guess lately I’d have to say it’s a lot of POV shot stuff.

[WalterB]

POV is the one I like the least, lol.

[stickyvicky]

Why don't you like Pov Walt?

[WalterB]

Because it's always either too close-up or bouncing around or looking out the window or something. I don't like it when a whole vagina fills up a screen. I like to see the bigger picture. A bit of close-up is fine. But I have seen too many that make me think, "Got anything else?" lol.

Granted, there's a difference between a beginner and a pro. And I know that Rokkerr is a pro. He has taken some very good POV of you. But phones have put cameras in the hands of millions, and 2/3 of them don't have a clue how to take a decent picture.

You know me, Vicky. Apparently I don't like anything that's currently in vogue,

[lance_s]

POV is the one I like the least, lol.

Just wondering. Is there any POV shot from the lady's perspective?

[stickyvicky]

Since the larger buying crowd is men, there wouldn't be a big market for that? Maybe in gay porn?

[WalterB]

Yeah, I don't care about the guy. The guy is ME! I want to see the lady, lol

[lance_s]

Yeah, I don't care about the guy. The guy is ME! I want to see the lady, lol

Yes, yes, I get that. But I was wondering if it possible to make a male audience targeted video filmed from the women's POV. Probably not. If I think of something I'll post my idea.

[lance_s]

And what is your exact favourite type of scene? What do you have the most of?

One thing I can think of is scenes where there are actual words. Not necessarily a dialogue or conversation like a movie, but some words. Even if is just the director or performers giving instructions to one another.

[ErikB]

Yeah, I don't care about the guy. The guy is ME! I want to see the lady, lol

Yes, yes, I get that. But I was wondering if it possible to make a male audience targeted video filmed from the women's POV. Probably not. If I think of something I'll post my idea.

I think I did run across a clip like that recently. It didn't do anything for me.

[ErikB]

I don't have any hard drives any more. I have one external SSD, but there's no porn on it. Everything else is thumb drives. I boot off a thumb drive into memory (Devuan GNU+Linux). I was actually surprised by the results of the survey of my porn thumb drives. Tessa Fowler, Wifey's World, and VNA (with the various websites that her far-flung empire encompasses) contains 309 Gig. Other collected stuff was a surprising 59 Gig, although there may be some duplicates from a "temporary" reorganization.

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[StevieP]

I have actually, thanks to my playstation VR headset, been recently trying a few virtual reality scenes - which have to be POV - and they are quite stimulating. Although on several the people involved seem giant! And sometimes it’s odd to look down and see “my” body is rock hard and ripped and covered in tattoos.... lol. But VR is definitely something to try if you are able.

[lance_s]

.... I boot off a thumb drive into memory (Devuan GNU+Linux). ....

I've been thinking of replacing my windows laptop with a linux platform. I was considering either ubuntu or linux mint. Any suggestions?

[ErikB]

.... I boot off a thumb drive into memory (Devuan GNU+Linux). ....

I've been thinking of replacing my windows laptop with a linux platform. I was considering either ubuntu or linux mint. Any suggestions?

I'll work on it, and maybe start a new thread.

[ErikB]

.... I boot off a thumb drive into memory (Devuan GNU+Linux). ....

I've been thinking of replacing my windows laptop with a linux platform. I was considering either ubuntu or linux mint. Any suggestions?

I remembered that Ubuntu is put out by Canonical Ltd, and way-back-when they did something sleazy. I found this article, which is a little under a year old:

https://blokt.com/guides/best-linux-privacy-distro

An excerpt from the article is:

In 2012, Ubuntu recorded what users searched for in the files on their computers. It then sent that information to Canonical. Canonical used the information to run targeted Amazon ads on the user’s computer.

This prompted Richard Stallman, President of the Free Software Foundation, to call for the free software community to shun Ubuntu for spying on its users. Canonical eventually disabled this monitoring after much public pressure.

In 2018 Ubuntu began collecting a range of data from user’s computers and sending it back to Canonical. They say the data is anonymized, but the fact that they began collecting the data upset a lot of people. So did the way they set things up. New installations of Ubuntu 18.04 were set up to collect and send the data. Users should have to opt into giving up their data, not opt-out of Canonical taking it automatically.

Even though Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu, they apparently take out the spyware that Canonical puts in. To quote the article again:

Linux Mint is perhaps the version of Linux that Windows users will find easiest to adjust to. In particular, Linux Mint Cinnamon looks and feels much like Windows 7 did.

But what about privacy? This could have been a problem since Linux Mint is built on Ubuntu code. However, in their April 2018 newsletter, the Linux Mint team announced, “Ubuntu ships with “ubuntu-report,” which collects metrics and usage data. This package won’t be present in Linux Mint, and no data will be collected or sent.

So, it sounds like Mint might be something to look into. I run Devuan because I don't like systemd, which is a very low-level component in most modern commercial GNU+Linux distributions. It spits in the face of the Unix philosophy of "do one thing and do it well". There's a story behind that, which I would need to research a little more. Devuan was created by people who weren't going to tolerate having systemd shoved down their throats.

The article had a couple of other neat points, so you might wish to read it.

The only other off-the-cuff advice I have is to check and see if your destination laptop has any UEFI issues. UEFI is the newer, "smarter" replacement for the old hardware startup system (BIOS). I bought a laptop many years ago under the assumption that wiping Windows and installing Linux would be easy. It turns out that the particular computer I bought had a UEFI "bug" that would not let the user change the boot preference to an installer CD or a thumb drive if it detected a valid UEFI partition on the primary hard disk. And, of course, since Windows was already installed, there was a valid UEFI partition on the disk that came with the computer. So, this little "bug" made the computer a Windows-only machine. Oops! I watched a YouTube video on how to get at the hard disk, and you basically dug your way to the back of the keyboard from the bottom of the machine. That's where the disk was hidden. There were so many screws to do this, I decided to "put it off", and the laptop became a paperweight. One of these days ...

Hopefully this was at least a good start.

[lance_s]

.... I boot off a thumb drive into memory (Devuan GNU+Linux). ....

I've been thinking of replacing my windows laptop with a linux platform. I was considering either ubuntu or linux mint. Any suggestions?

I remembered that Ubuntu is put out by Canonical Ltd, and way-back-when they did something sleazy. I found this article, which is a little under a year old:

https://blokt.com/guides/best-linux-privacy-distro

An excerpt from the article is:

In 2012, Ubuntu recorded what users searched for in the files on their computers. It then sent that information to Canonical. Canonical used the information to run targeted Amazon ads on the user’s computer.

This prompted Richard Stallman, President of the Free Software Foundation, to call for the free software community to shun Ubuntu for spying on its users. Canonical eventually disabled this monitoring after much public pressure.

In 2018 Ubuntu began collecting a range of data from user’s computers and sending it back to Canonical. They say the data is anonymized, but the fact that they began collecting the data upset a lot of people. So did the way they set things up. New installations of Ubuntu 18.04 were set up to collect and send the data. Users should have to opt into giving up their data, not opt-out of Canonical taking it automatically.

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Thanks. But we should probably stop here, at least in this forum. I don't think Mz Vicky intended for her site to become an IT shop. (~smile). I will read up further on what you posted.

[StevieP]

After my previous post about using my Playstation VR helmet to watch virtual reality porn, I hadn't realised that Vicky herself had made a VR video - which I am promptly downloading now to transfer over to the console and try out! But as I am just heading out to work now I am not sure when exactly I will be able to check it out! :)