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I recently took a computer science security class and there was a day when we discussed why it's so difficult for young people to leave a social media app even though they know that social media app jeopardizes their privacy. Everyone knows that Meta is not a great company and has terrible policies, yet a large chunk of people still use their apps. My personal opinion is that people (young people in particular) have a deep need to fit in. And nowadays if you don't have social media you aren't able to fit in, you aren't able to keep up with what people are talking about, and you aren't able to stay in contact with people as easily. There's this massive sense of FOMO if you don't have social media, because everyone has it. People are willing to trade their privacy for the ability to fit in and be a part of a group. It's so easy to say "Just don't use that app", but nowadays it feels like a majority of people have their social life deeply tied to social media, so it's understandable why people haven't just deleted "that" app.

I just want to be able to use an apple pencil on an iPhone 😭 and for procreate to have apple cloud integration so i can work on my pieces between ipad and iphone without airdropping all the damn time

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But that is what all TRUE AI experts (AI expert is not someone that uses AI, is the mathmagicians that understand what an AI can or not learn) have been saying. AI can and will replace jobs about producing once again what have already been produced 400 times. It will not threaten the outside the box workers.

"at least seeing other people's likes are still a thing on twitter..." oh no you jinxed it

misleading no overclocking

The rich geek

Man you should link with a product developer and make one for people to buy

I know the feeling of something tanking, I think we all experience it!! I have also spent a lot of time working through my depression❤ 4:21

Thank you for voicing my inner monologue . Also for the insight into Cara. I have recently heard about it through networking on IG. IG has become littered with too many ads and distractions, like you said, instead of showing me the art I specifically chose to follow. Community is absolutely a major component that artists are searching for whether they realize it or not. I am much happier to get a helpful critique from a fellow artist or a discussion. That's the thing I miss most from art school... didn't realize how lucky I was to have a group of 30 people to discuss creating art with on a daily basis in an effort to help each other improve and grow.

all this and u still not buying the more powerful iPad?

I don’t know if you’ve ever done it but I’d be interested to see your routine in the gym

Even if I squirm when I see the heatsink application method, it’s brilliant…

Who cares about art created by no one, to be enjoyed by nobody?

I own a Tour Box remote, there's no way that connects with an iPad as of yet.

@ergojosh you don't draw on your beatuiful large Wacom cintiq anymore? Why do you prefer the iPad instead of the large tablet with more real estate to draw in? Don't tell me is because is not mobile since you're still at a desk? Just curious to know, is all?

holy crap you used thermal glue to *permanently* adhere a massive heatsink to your ipad? now that's dedication... personally I'd probably recommend doing a reversible mod with thermal paste and some mount to anyone that wants to do something similar ^^'

lol this is so chaotic. I thought the thermal performance of the M chips was a lot better crazy you need to do all these mods

We have the same ipad 😂 but mine is not modified like yours haha

I’m not an incredibly handy person-I feel like if I were to do anything remotely close to what you’ve done I’d end up creating a mess and ruining something expensive-but those moonlander keyboards look INCREDIBLY useful. I might get a set of those.

Putting a heat sink on an ipad is an insane choice lol Wow.

This is AMAZING

You remind me a bit of myself. I worked as a techie for 18 years doing some art here and there. However, now I'm trying it out as a full time artist. (still help my husband with his full time biz though) I used to try and modify stuff even far back as grade school when my father and I made a tornado demonstration machine with a hot plat and a wooden box with plexiglass.

You can take the man out of an engineering major but you can’t take the engineering major out of the man

My life's already ruined he's showing up now 😅

This is so sick oh my gosh 😭😭❤️

10/10

All of this make sense but WHEW 😂 that seem like a lot

Battle station

No one thought of this. Insanely unique dude!

i find that your messages across videos varies considerably..

Thanks to your video, I got a much clearer idea about Cara. I always appreciate your opinions about art-related topics

This has absolute mad man energy, like leaving someone alone with coconuts and you come back months later and they’ve built a computer with it. Love it

AWESOME Video Josh!..

Apple can be amazing and terrible in equal measure. But thankfully, their products tend to skew towards amazing ... where it really counts. For someone with your workflow and use case, it's a great product and decent ecosystem.

Having the artistic skills of a sloth means I will never have a use case for this setup, but damn man, that was amazing. Love the ingenuity! I absolutely adore setups that put ergonomics front and centre, and I took particular pleasure from how clean it looks from a cable management perspective. Great stuff!

why are you doing this Josh, just why

Could you explain how you're able to use your Zsa halfmoon with procreate Ipad?! :O I thought they were wired and you couldn't use them with tablets?

I would like to see you draw on a samsung tab s 9 ultra

iPad pro amazing device, but maybe I'm only one who's disappointed in it as a drawing device. His screen is so hot.I am currently using xp pen 16 gen 2 and for me it is many times better than the ipad pro as the main device for drawing.

Never feel that your art is worthless. You created it, fueled by nothing but creativity and some snacks, water and a nap. AI art needs enough energy to power a small town to generate an image and a "prompt artist" can't do anything without using proprietary software that there's no gaurantee they will even always have access to. There is no understanding or skill involved. It is just a mimicry.

What ticks me off the most about AI "art" is not the image itself being generated, but accounts that spam post AI "art" which takes a minute to generate, gets more likes on their posts than ACTUAL artists. it's insane.

i love your videos josh, keep making great art.

I wish more apps were one time purchase. The app seems really great and stuff, but a subscription basis is really annoying. Maybe it could use a "personal use" one user one purchase option? Like it doesn't upload the files to the server but lets you use the UI on your platform of choice or something.

For stuff like this, I’ve actually been using my 3d printer for mods to my original sketch board for similar performance, minus the aluminum heat sink though 🤣

thank You dude, got some fire back. Ai will eventually remove mechanicals skills. knowledge of colors, values, composition and devil details etc. (know how) will still be needed to perform.

ergo tech tips

Someone hasn’t yet completely purged themselves of their architectural tendencies methinks!

1:10 Idea to honor warranty and resell/ trade-credit: -- Re-use or buy or make a heat-resistant frame or a case whose back can hold the iPad. -- Make sure case backing sits in drawing board without blocking ports etc, Front of case not needed. -- Measure the heat sink. -- On that case back, mark up area where the sink will sit. -- Draw the rectangle on that back. -- Within the area, draw line diagonally from each upper corner to the opposite lower corner of the rectangle. -- cut the diagonals neatly, not beyond the outline. -- Depending on the case material, bend the resulting triangles back and over where the heat sink will sit. -- Set the heat sink so that it will sit flush to back of case and the iPad. -- If the triangles can be bent over the sink, mark that. QUESTION: Is there a material in sheet form which can serve as a thermal transfer when it is between the back of iPad and that case? If so without glue, and fully the dimension of the iPad-- if such a material exists, it will sit behind the iPad and the case back. -- Meanwhile glue the triangle shapes onto the sink. Be mindful to keep heat sink flush to where ipad will meet it in the case's back. Materials: Woven or flat sheets of copper or aluminum, non oxidizing? Heavy duty aluminum foil doubled? Question: On the back of the iPad are there AREAS which get HOTTER? -- On the M4, Apple made its logo of copper. Inside they added some other material to offset heat from items on the circuit boards. On the M2 where?

You know, you could have simplified your set up by first finding the thermal hotspot of the iPad. After locating it, buy and attach magnetic phone coolers sold by those gaming phones or from razer’s phone cooler chroma. Reviews show that those thing works really really well and could probably cooled your device more. Basically, you over engineered your set up.