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Here's my progress with the documentary:
Then I only have around 18 more hours to go through hahaha...wtf did we do!?
I will have to delete at least 15 hours of footage overall. If not 20 hours...
Anyways it is what it is... #tromlive
Seems like lots of flooding recently...are they worse than in the past? Some sources say yes. What is quite a few years new tho, is the absolute morons who film vertically ytb.trom.tf/watch?v=525UOgzosA…
I understand this is a tragedy, but if these humans want to film it anyways, and document it, then for fuck sake film it properly else you can't even tell how it started, what is the impact, the aftermath. People with phones, please, don't ruin the human vision. I swear 95% of all videos today are filmed through a fence. You can't really see anything.
Phones need a bloody camera app that films vertically regardless of how you tilt your phone. This is so dumb I feel more outraged by it than floodings. Floodings happen and will keep on happening and this is very tragic, but people documenting these events are beyond retarded.
Yah. Well. Rant done.
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@Future is FOSS You make me mo comfortable with phones and because you are such a kind human and help me understand better your point of view, then I am more likely to change my views ;). Thank you!
And yup I know about f-droid but that is a bit cumbersome to deal with. Updates are not automatic, nor is a way to update all apps at once. I use it too, it is my only "app library" on my phone in case I need any app on my phone. But I can't stand google+samsung they piss me off quire often. I hope in the next 2-3 years a good Linux phone will be out there and I'd love to test it a bit. Maybe I will start to love phones haha, although I can never see myself using them that much nor film in portrait mode :))
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Currently the state of linux phones are not that great. But I like to believe that this is a first step towards something better and more open.
If you asked me which is better - linux or android, I'll always go with linux 100%. Being a more advanced user, I probably use more of the freedom & choice offered by linux ;)
The only thing I disagree with you is when you said that mobile is bad purely based on its form factor, I like to believe that every technology has its own advantages :)
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min 21:34 ! Exactly what we are talking about. The "free" notion is nothing more than the same trade system. Cows for mils > service for a good > skills for food > then later on we invented some mediums to keep track of these, called currencies. So it went something like: I trade my skills for money, because money represents some value and can be traded later for some food. In the present we trade our data for entertainment, our attention (via ads) for all kinds of other services. It is THE SAME EXACT SYSTEM. Only different are the flavors of it. We explain it all in detail in two books - one about the beginning of it all tromsite.com/books/#flipbook-d… and one about the present of it tromsite.com/books/#flipbook-d…
@Aral Balkan is the speaker.
That's the reason we came up with an experimental idea - trade-free.org/ - that applies to everything, not just software.
Good talk! #tromlive
A keynote I gave at The Next Web 2014. The original video has now been unlisted on Google’s surveillance-based video sharing site and so cannot be easily found…Vimeo
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Just read up on your Trade-Free initiative and I love it. Captures and articulates the essence of what we need perfectly and is entirely compatible with Small Tech/Small Web (see small-tech.org/about/#small-te… and small-tech.org/research-and-de…)
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We’re a tiny and independent two-person not-for-profit based in Ireland. We’re working on building the Small Web.Small Technology Foundation
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There's also a directory for finding trade-free goods and services - directory.trade-free.org
This brings all the good projects and organizations together 😀
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These goods and services are submitted and reviewed by people like you. We cannot guarantee that all of what you see here is trade-free, since at times it is very difficult to review them all and do so properly.Trade-Free Directory
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I love it how in TROMjaro if I want an application like privateinternetaccess.com - that I still need since I am doing VN stuff and the like - I simply search for it int the Add/Remove software. It finds it as AUR and I simply click install. That's all. No terminal, no searching online for these...
AUR + Manjaro repositories + Flatpak are all enabled by default in TROMjaro and you can find pretty much anything there. Talk about Linux being difficult to use and that you have to use the terminal. BS. Try TROMjaro :P
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ytb.trom.tf/watch?v=_Ua-d9OeUO…
About this video....you know I am happy that there are many distros out there but everyone who talks about Linux being easy to use and they know their viewers are mostly Windows users, give the wrong examples. Take TROMjaro (Manjaro spin): all that this guy did could have been done via the Software Center. Not touching the terminal at all. The Manjaro's software center (pamac: with Flatpak, AUR, and Manjaro repos added by default) is the best Linux Software center out there. Period!
Wanna install anything? Just search there and click install...
Ubuntu or Debian based distros suffer a lot from the nu-availability of software via their software centers. People think PopOS is easy to use? Try TROMjaro tromjaro.com/ and you won't use the terminal. #tromlive
Ok this is very funny ytb.trom.tf/watch?v=3LPiM9d5QU…
Now I go to sleep. #tromlive
The Problem with Jon Stewart drops in September. In the meantime, we made this...Starring Jason Alexander, Adam Pally, Tracy Morgan, and Ricky Gervais.Invidious
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matrix.org/blog/2021/07/21/ger…
So? Thoughts? I am still thinking that Matrix is a very good alternative to all messengers out there. Has it all. Sure, the criticism is valid that they rely so much on matrix.org....but so does mastodon on a few instances and the rest of the fediverse. Is it resource hungry? sure...but so are many other federated platforms...
Am probably going to make our Matrix instance public and who knows maybe we will move our chats there....I see so many open source projects using Matrix...it is a way to also connect with them.
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Criticisms aside, I still think that matrix is way better than mainstream apps like Whatsapp, Telegram, Messenger etc. So I'm fine if you're going with it. Also note that matrix is a new project, so given enough time it may become more stable and have more clients like XMPP.
Also if you're going with the more resource hungry protocol, consider using the extra features matrix offers - like bridges between other platforms and stuff like that.
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