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Thank you! There isn’t much difference in the formatting, at least. Most differences would be stylistic in nature because of the two different genres. Granted, I am not in the animation industry and I don’t know anyone personally who is, so there may be differences I simply don’t know about. I’m just assuming that the general concept of the screenplay existing to serve a bigger medium than itself will still make it more utilitarian over something like a novel.

Thank you!

I haven’t finished reading it, but nothing jumped out at me for being sentimental/frigid/manneristic so you’re probably fine.

Yeah, I’m planning on a better setup when I can actually afford it.

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed! And yeah, gatekeeping in the Linux community is frequently covered but I think it’s because we all inevitably have something we need help with, and getting answers can be needlessly difficult.

I think you’re right. I’ve thought about doing the swap to a 7-row, but I’m still undecided.

x240’s are cool too!

I would struggle to use my phone for everything. I get distracted easily

I mean, it’s such a good wallpaper

That’s a nice collection. I’ve only really used older ThinkPads, so how’s the X1 Carbon? They seem interesting, but I haven’t had a chance to see and try one in person yet.

It idles between 32-36C. Granted, the current thermal paste isn't great, and I'm planning on getting better paste soon for all of my systems.

@@KlulessKitsune are u using dgpu heatsink ? that ideal temp

Actually, I use the normal heatsink. I didn’t feel like replacing it, plus the difference between the two isn’t worth buying the dgpu version imo.

@@KlulessKitsune are u increase fan speed? i have same laptop, but my idle doesnt ideal 47-48

A Hackintosh ThinkPad is definitely interesting. I've been tempted to try it, but I have very little familiarity with macOS, so I don't think I personally have need for it.

@@KlulessKitsune It was, and macOS my only option. I mainly use it to code, and my experience with Windows was not great. I've tried Hackintosh like 6 year ago with my previous MSI laptop. It quite time consuming to do config, like Arch (If I do WM). Nice video btw, subs.

Thank you! I would think it’s probably more difficult than Arch, as Hackintosh is a modification of an otherwise very locked down system whereas Arch has always been an OS installed after purchasing the PC. Idk for sure, I’ve never done Hackintosh, but that would be my initial guess. I think Arch’s reputation as being really difficult is an artifact of the past. I know it used to be really hard, but today, the only issue a user is likely to run into is something of their own fault. (Like how I once accidentally deleted my mirrorlist, and in trying to copy from the backup mirrorlist, accidentally wiped that too lol)

Lmao, you’re fine. I’m not trying to say you can’t use them at all. I was just complaining about the megatons of AI generated stuff being dumped online from people trying to get money or popularity through it.

@@KlulessKitsune I completely do agree, the AI game add and so on are tearable

They really are. It’s just so exhausting to have to deal with AI stuff being forced on me all the time.

@@KlulessKitsune is their a better method for the layout of created character's, I'm finding it hard to keep track, I know your last videos on it, was just a check list, but is that all I should be using

The creation process itself is relatively loose. Basically, as long as the necessary parts of the character are there, it should be fine. The “character check” I made is mostly for retroactively making sure those particular parts are there, because without them, the story probably won’t function. I can’t really say there is a definitive layout to writing every single feature of a character. I’ve seen some thorough character sheets, but I always hesitate to recommend them because they tend to make character development a box ticking exercise, which can have its own set of issues further along the writing process. I think the main thing to remember is that a reader of a story does not have the sheets for the character next to them for reference. You pick the traits you need the character to have, but it’s more about writing scenes that display those traits once you know what they should be. In other words, the story itself lays out the character, and any notes are for your own organization and memory.

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I’m also glad you are enjoying your ThinkPad setup!

Yeah, modern Windows is just so… fat. It’s full of tons of stuff that feels so unnecessary, and I’m not even someone who cares too much about bloat. But, even with KDE Plasma and a bunch of other stuff, it’s still leaner than an out of the box installation of windows 11.

Thanks, I’ll look into it!

I’m glad! I think you’ll enjoy it!

Nice! It’s fun to throw Linux on old laptops. There’s just something charming about them.

I just found it again by looking up “miku 39 wallpaper”. There’s a site called “backiee” that has a high res version.

Too late lol

Thank you, I’ll keep it in mind!

The movie I used was Top Gun: Maverick and the game I used was Red Dead Redemption 2.

The good news is, if you do try, the reader expectations and rules will be pretty much met just by being a romance focused on characters, so it wouldn’t be too difficult to try out.

That’s a good point. I probably should have mentioned love triangles, but I wanted to hold off and cover those when I talk about using B plots because love triangles play nicely with them. The hardest part of talking about writing is deciding which subtopics go with which general topics.

Thank you!

I probably wouldn’t do a video running through the check simply because I intended it to be a tool to check a character after they’ve already been planned, so I’m not actually sure how to make a video like that without it just being making a lot of characters and going through them. As far as your character, you seem to be pretty close. I’d have to know more about the story. I am still planning on reading and assisting you with it, but I’ve been on the road every week (and I’m STILL on the road) so I have been to swamped to take on any projects other than my own for the time being.

@@KlulessKitsune that does put me at ease, I am eagerly awaiting lol... And I could only imagine how busy you must be, I hope things become less sporadic, I know how tiring it can be....and as far as my suggestion, I was wanting you to make a few characters for examples to ensure I had the idea correct, I had figured it could be one of the YT shorts, I was going through my book and redoing all the characters with that check list, and it's already making a big difference!! Which is why I went ahead and asked

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed! And thank you for suggesting it!

Thank you!

Yeah, the video essay rabbit hole runs deep. Thank you for watching!