Comments Show: How To Make A Security Camera From Scratch - Part 1

Can you use App specific passwords? Is there a more secure way to store passwords? Can you use this to make a Portal Turret? I'll answer these comments and more! This is the Tinkernut Comments show where I'll answer your comments from my "Homemade Motion Detecting CCTV: Part 1" tutorial.

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[Partyywizard]

Here's a guy who really cares about his subscribers! Good to see that on youtube... we need more like that.

[cphVlwYa]

I don't get why everyone is so picky, I just enjoy what ever you do, as its the creativity and the obvious detection that make it enjoyable. As long as you keep that up and have fun that's all that matters

[kamoroso]

I, for one, really enjoy the programming portions of the video. Just do whatever feels right; I believe in you.

[czarcorey]

Always look forward to getting a tinkernut and a great scott video on sundays.

[Fyba]

LOL I'M IN A YOUTUBE VIDEO!!!! MOM GET THE

[tempo]

I believe that detailed videos (like you always do) is way more educational than just plain copying codes. I suggest that you should keep the clear instructions and have sample codes so we can understand clearly what's going on and apply that knowledge in the future to our own project.

[cam_DA_Hawkdriver]

Yes, I just pied all over the back seat of a car last week...hilarious.

[minkusmaz]

You should make your coding tutorials in a separate video just like your comments video. It is still great for some people to see how the code works bit by bit, especially if they are just starting to learn the basics of programming.

[TransRainbows]

That new format sounds cool, however it would be nice if you could find a way to have both worlds, maybe doing a separate video on the coding for those of us interested.

[marten]

Have you done or planing on doing a raspberry pi sense hat project?

Example: environmental control conditions in a greenhouse.

[MrScooter]

How is this video way better than the original?!

[seanflanagan]

hmm... I vote for "Don't change ANYTHING"

<smirk> IOW, keep on changing things around however inspiration leads you.

[jerryorg]

I personally think the old format is better, but making the code available for download is better.

[aryamaanpratapsingh]

Mr. Tinkernut I have always found all of your tutorials informative and easy to understand. Please don't think your videos to be its just that some bozos can't understand coding

[alasdairbarton]

Can you do a video regarding using a sphero with a raspberry pi?

[bakshishsingh]

😂😂😂 Amazing video but could you make a cheap 360° Video camera?? love your videos anyways

[garethhill]

great idea but the only way to learn is to get your hands dirty. looking forward to the next installment :)

[iansmellios]

The current format is fine to me. A lot of youtubers use the other way you are thinking about doing, that way seems to be the more popular way because coding is just for us select few. Real Tinker Nerdz like to watch the coding. BUT the people complaining about the coding being boring are probably the same ones complaining about the "do this, go here, download yada".

[divyanshjha]

Yes I was thinking the same way.. it will be better if you explain your code because copying a code is not that much difficult. It is more important to understand it rather than us just copying it. i would also request you to explain the the code of last part i.e part 1 of cctv camera tutorial in the next one.

[ZEROgring]

Kids these days only care about the finished product and not how it actually works