August started quite busy. First of all I've been in France in town Chamonix, that's next to the Mont Blanc - highest peak in EU.
We were at the glacier to have interview with a scientist which study glaciers but also create music with the sounds of the glaciers. That's for the documentary of 101 project inspiration101.org/ I am filming now
To be on a glacier was quite depressive :( Every year it shrinks so much.
Right after France we went to Hungary, where we spent the whole week in an super intense but amazing event. Trash boat race :)We build boat out o
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August started quite busy. First of all I've been in France in town Chamonix, that's next to the Mont Blanc - highest peak in EU.
We were at the glacier to have interview with a scientist which study glaciers but also create music with the sounds of the glaciers. That's for the documentary of 101 project inspiration101.org/ I am filming now
To be on a glacier was quite depressive :( Every year it shrinks so much.
Right after France we went to Hungary, where we spent the whole week in an super intense but amazing event. Trash boat race :)We build boat out of trash and were sailing for 5 days on the Tisza river. petkupa.hu/hu_HU/
that's the boat we have build :)We struggle a lot, but at the end 15 teams collected 8.5tonnes of garbage. INSANE!The bad thing ,I was flipped over on a canoe, my phone, my main camera and my small camera like a go pro went underwater. Phone now don't really charge, I will have to have a new one, super fortunately my main camera is all good and working, it's just microphone have some problem, but hopefully I will get trough it. BUT my mini camera (like a gopro) drown underwater :( with all footage.... SO I will have to buy a new one.
At the end it was quite expensive trip because of the lost and damaged gear and phone. But no regrets, all was worth it. (that's just from 1 day)After Hungary I had to rush to Germany, was driving almost 900km to the charity event .Again that's for 101 documentary, I was filming Aaron who collects musical instruments and send them to kids in Africa.
All of these instruments were donated :
Now I ma finally home, but still have to do few more projects in AugustIt's already 3rd time where I need to visit a project of Bald Ibisies, - Human led migration of birds. They teach birds to follow micro plane and they just started migration today, I hope in the next few days I will be able to catch them up and spend few days
I need to visit Albania to finish a project about Bycatch of sharks. Have some communication problems, but I hope I also will manage it at the first part of September.And I planned to visit one more project in Austria - Bird of Pray camp, hope to volunteer there for at least few days. + I need to edit videos, and documentary...super busy times.. Also autumn looks the same. So it's all good. All for the nature and wildlife...
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Man you are crazy active. All my respect for what you guys are doing. Lots of interesting stuff! Sucks about the gear....I may have a spare phone but only available in a week or so...idk if you are interested. But yah super cool stuff you are doing!
thanks, My sister changes her Iphones every 2 years :) And I used one of her old iphone for 5 years now, (this bastards now stopped OS updates, and some apps not working anymore, although the phone was perfectly fine, before I drop it in the water)
She is sending me one of her "old" (2-3 year old) Iphone now. Although I don't like them, and prefer to buy a fairphone instead, but for this I don't need to pay anything, and it's re-using and therefore I think any used phone is in any case much better and sustainable solution than any "new" one.
And yeah we've been super busy, a bit too much, also a lot of stuff planned till November now.
hilarious about your sister i remember you always saying that she has a phone for you..endless supply....i also didnt buy a phone for me since 2015. People give me phones and I install these trade-free androids to put a new life into them.
Because I still have no laptop I can hardly answer emails, approve accounts for our trom.tf and so on...hopefully this week I will get the laptop and get back online.
Does not look the best but perhaps it works just fine. Lets see when I get it. Should be next week. I will close the campaign for now since the money raised will cover the cost of the laptop, fees, and transport.
Sorry to hear about one more victim of programmed obsolescence with no fixing solution. That's one of the reasons why I've decided to support the Framework company by buying one of their laptops. Good luck and enjoy your Thinkpad.
You may get a discount when they release a new model. I understand that it'll still be more expensive because they are new. It's unfortunately difficult to find them in used condition, though they have few ones on their website sometimes. But again, nothing comparable to an old Thinkpad. Anyway my intention is not to force anyone to buy from them. I just think it's a good option when you can afford it. Enjoy your machine and long life to it ! :)
If there is one place that we liked the most, it was the Cares Trail in Picos de Europa. Amazing trail between huge mountains. You feel so small, yet contaminated with awe. We found goats, little waterfalls, and saw snowy peaks. This is a place we must go again to!
2am, 26 degrees feels like 28. In the motorhome. In Spain. In a parking lot. Not fun! I have 7 fans on :)). Not here by choice really. But well...it is what it is.
Acebedo - close to the Picos de Europa, beautiful parking place, great hiking, so relaxing and wonderful. This is the number 1 best motorhome parking spot for us. We also got to experience how it is to be fully offgrid when half of Spain was without electricity we did not notice a thing, having solar panels and satellite internet. We could probably survive a zombie apocalypse 😃.
In this video we explain how we organize ourselves: find parking places for motorhome, water, food, supermarkets, or laundromats. In reality it is quite easy.
We spent 3 nights in the Freezing Alps to Save Wolves
We volunteered to spent 3 nights and 4 days in Swiss mountains to protected flock of sheep from the wolf. Or actually to protect wolves. Because if wolves will attack sheep they will be hunted and killed. So we don't want that to happen, that's why we went to Switzerland to join OPPAL mission.
Almendra Reservoir - a very big and dark place. Dark in terms of the light pollution. We sometimes chase these dark sky places to look up at the night sky with the telescope. We met 2 nice humans from Germany who were parked with their van at the same place. They gave us their kayak for a ride and we showed them the night sky through our telescope. We had very interesting discussions about the universe and our society.
We should send this with the Voyager spacecrafts. So that the aliens understand the true nature of this fucked up human society. 2025. Absolute disgrace. Horror.
Are you saying that BBC is not critical enough of Israel? I read the BBC news almost daily and I see them criticizing Israel on a daily basis. Or am I missing something?
Absolutely the BBC has sided with Israel at every opportunity. Just the other week they were unquestioningly parroting the Dinah project bullshit. Every IDF claim is elevated and promoted while any casualties are minimised as coming from the “Hamas run” health ministry. For the last 2 years journalists have been leaking about the pro Israel editorial bias, and we saw what happened with them refusing to release their own documentary on the destruction of the Gaza health system.
Wait...can you send me some links? Because I see an entirely different picture. Maybe you can say they do not criticize Israel enough but on their front page every other day I see news about how awful Israel is and how much destruction they cause in Gaza.
As for the documentary BBC released about the terrible situation in Gaza, the one you are mentioning, was pulled off because of possible bias of the ones making the documentary (BBC did not make it, they commissioned others to do it) - bbc.com/news/articles/cpwqpdy0…
Regardless of who is right, you have to detach from bias. And if the narrator of the documentary is the son of a Hamas leader, this may be a sign of bias.
Key Findings: Palestinian deaths treated as less newsworthy: Despite Gaza suffering 34x more casualties than Israel, BBC gave Israeli deaths 33 times more coverage per fatality and ran almost equal numbers of humanising victim profiles (279 Palestinians vs 201 Israelis). Systematic language bias favouring Israelis: BBC used emotive terms 4 times more for Israeli victims, applied ‘massacre’ 18x more to Israeli casualties, and used ‘murder’ 220 times for Israelis vs once for Palestinians. Suppression of genocide allegations: BBC presenters shut down genocide claims in over 100 documented instances whilst making zero mention of Israeli leaders’ genocidal statements, including Netanyahu’s biblical Amalek reference. Muffling Palestinian voices: The BBC interviewed significantly fewer Palestinians than Israelis (1,085 v 2,350) on TV and radio, while B
Key Findings: Palestinian deaths treated as less newsworthy: Despite Gaza suffering 34x more casualties than Israel, BBC gave Israeli deaths 33 times more coverage per fatality and ran almost equal numbers of humanising victim profiles (279 Palestinians vs 201 Israelis). Systematic language bias favouring Israelis: BBC used emotive terms 4 times more for Israeli victims, applied ‘massacre’ 18x more to Israeli casualties, and used ‘murder’ 220 times for Israelis vs once for Palestinians. Suppression of genocide allegations: BBC presenters shut down genocide claims in over 100 documented instances whilst making zero mention of Israeli leaders’ genocidal statements, including Netanyahu’s biblical Amalek reference. Muffling Palestinian voices: The BBC interviewed significantly fewer Palestinians than Israelis (1,085 v 2,350) on TV and radio, while BBC presenters shared the Israeli perspective 11 times more frequently than the Palestinian perspective (2,340 v 217).
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The final two paragraphs of this (and nearly every BBC) report on Gaza read thus:
"The Israeli military launched its bombardment of Gaza in response to the attack [of 7th Oct 2023], in which about 1,200 people were ki…
The source is "Promoting Fair And Responsible Reporting Of Muslims And Islam" - I struggle to accept that it is unbiased. If it was an independent organization with no ties to any groups of people or any particular agenda, I would have looked more into it.
So if the BBC did indeed share Israeli perspectives 11 times more frequently than Palestinian perspectives and devote significantly more attention and sympathetic language to Israeli casualties than Palestinian ones, would that not contradict your assertion that the BBC hasn’t taken Israel’s side?
The interpretation of the language can be subjective no? Depends on the event in question. But if this was true, then yes I would say BBC would be biased towards Israel. However I have seen BBC reporting on their main page about the horror situation in Gaza and the terrible actions of Israel, multiple times.
Because, as I said at the start, sometimes even vultures gag. The remarkable thing is the genocide has become so horrific that the BBC is limited in their ability to minimise, justify or ignore the horrors. They will still try of course. But you are seeing reporting on Israel’s crimes not because the BBC has some commitment to truth or justice, but because the scale of the atrocity is so great that they have to publish something.
I dont know if I agree with you. I have seen a lot of documentaries from BBC over the years and in my view they do a great journalistic work. I hope I am not wrong, but I do feel like your comments are too harsh towards BBC.
Even now reporting about that aid distribution, seems like BBC is clearly saying Israel does this just to please the allies, not to help the people in Gaza. Which seems to be very true.
Perhaps this documentary is more of a concern in terms of BBC not going on with it - bbc.com/news/articles/crenz9d3… - but is still available on C4. I for sure do not think BBC are saints, not at all, but I also did not see the BBC "siding" with Israel in this conflict in Gaza. I saw the opposite.
hey, it's our governments that are doing that! Stop blaming Israel alone Israel is evil, our governments are embracing evil with all their energy, and we're letting that happen We made a pact with the devil, and are following him to hell
@filobus The post seems to be blaming all of humanity for allowing such things not just Israel. The Voyager spacecraft was sent out into space by NASA with 2 golden records showcasing the diversity of life and culture on Earth, however they do not show the dark side of humanity like the wars and genocides we see today....
@futureisfoss yes, I understood that, and I used this post (sorry for that) to blame not that post, but our (well, from the point of view of where I live) inability to stop all that, from Israel to our governments that are not less guilty, not less involved Thank you for your post
The sad part is that even when some normal everyday people try to gain some courage and organize protests the people in power crack down on that and suppress their voices..... When I see these pictures of starving children and read the news about how Israel is blocking humanitarian aid and food from reaching there this shit doesn't seem like "war" to me, the cruelty I see here can only be described as genocide - yes I know that word gets thrown around a lot but in this case it truly seem to be the case.
@roko I think that using the word genocide is not incorrect
But even if incorrect it is right to use it now, when nobody does nothing to stop it When it will be stopped we could start understanding if it was correct or not, if there'll be an international court that will punish who is responsible
Anyway, killing 60.000+ people, almost civilians, babies, children, sick and old ones, women, journalists... It is a crime against humanity, a word that for me has a meaning yet
You see, this attitude is what fuels a lot of destruction in our world.
For one we should see each other for who we are: human beings. Jews, catholics, muslims, americans, europeans and so forth, are invented fantasies we promote in this society. We are humans and have similar needs. When we put each other in these simplistic groups it leaves room for hate and abuse.
And second, if you wish to kill the ones you disagree with or in your view are bad people, then you will never understand what made them "bad" or where the disagreement arise from. Same environment will produce the same people. Like tobacco creating cancer. How much of this cancer you want to kill?
it does not matter if you believe in God or Satan or dont believe in anything at all, what matters is that they believe in Satan and they behave according to those beliefs. The part that sucks the most is that our side has to deal with ppl like you while their side fucks little kids and does human sacrifices in the name of their god, and our side has foold like u telling us that we need to forgive and forget bc we are all the same. Fuck u and the jew u rode in.
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You are not very good at communicating unfortunately. Something bothers you a lot I see. But beyond your anger there is the truth that we are all humans, regardless of what you believe in. And we should keep on saying this until we understand it.
No more jews, christians, americans, or other nonsense. This is a basic start of a more intelligent mindset.
We should really try not to kill each other, I think that would be a reasonable goal. But if you have these groups of people, that fight with other groups, for all sorts of reasons, then this breeds anger, destruction, killings.
Your anger creates more anger. At least use your anger to say something useful and engage in some form of communication so the other "side" understands your points.
go suck a jew dick faggot u are the problem, when ppl want to fix things ur the faghot who gets infront of them and says dont do it things are good enough, so dont go kill that rapist multiple felon criminal nigger we need to forgive and forget. fuck u, we need to kill faggots like u too.
I get your anger, but even if you "kill people like me", the same environment will make more of my "clones". Killing is not the solution. We have to understand each other and solve our differences. Else we are a bunch of snakes jumping at each other.
I never said things are good enough, actually this society is a mess. I am saying we have to understand where violence comes from, so we can deal with that. As simple as this. Same way when you try to understand what creates some types of cancer instead of always trying to "cut it off" when you catch it.
I am unsure you are able to read and understand these things. You are to tense. But well at least you can ignore it.
I hope you find some mental stability and ability to listen and communicate.
Even for your weird fantasies, killing wont solve your anger friend. Try to find some calmness in your life, else this anger will rust you from inside out.
Such cruelty man, and the rest of the world lives on as normal as if nothing's amiss..... All of the world leaders that actually has some kind of power and influence over things are either supporting this shit or turning a blind eye....
True. And in many cases they do not dare to say much since they have deep relationships with Israel and USA...they do not want to "upset" these tribes. Especially the monster the USA has become.
Israel has really impressive war technology too, which is part of the reason why no other countries wants to cut ties with them. And USA is ofc the capitalist kingdom that everyone wants to trade with, who also has one of the strongest military force in the world.... Yeah really a lack of spine and humanity in these world leaders if you ask me, and such fucked up society we have always prioritizing the wrong things....
This is a very good educational channel, and yet is buried by the YBTs algorithms. Almost 150.000 subscribers yet less than 1.000 views per video. A perfect example of what these platforms are. Ad platforms who care about serving ads, making money. Trade. Attention and data trade.
I (Tio) gave up on this stupid game of using these platforms to "reach" people. I did so years ago. Yes we barely get any eyeballs now, but the ones we get are probably quality ones.
I would rather fail to reach people on the Fediverse than on Youtube and Facebook. Even worse, on Tiktok.
Yes pretty much no one gives a shit when you tell them to move from Youtube, Facebook, Tiktok, Instagram, to Peertube, Friendica, Pixelfed, and so forth. They say no one is there. They prefer to be the online slaves of a few big companies.
Shallow values, little courage, a state of sleepiness. Un
This is a very good educational channel, and yet is buried by the YBTs algorithms. Almost 150.000 subscribers yet less than 1.000 views per video. A perfect example of what these platforms are. Ad platforms who care about serving ads, making money. Trade. Attention and data trade.
I (Tio) gave up on this stupid game of using these platforms to "reach" people. I did so years ago. Yes we barely get any eyeballs now, but the ones we get are probably quality ones.
I would rather fail to reach people on the Fediverse than on Youtube and Facebook. Even worse, on Tiktok.
Yes pretty much no one gives a shit when you tell them to move from Youtube, Facebook, Tiktok, Instagram, to Peertube, Friendica, Pixelfed, and so forth. They say no one is there. They prefer to be the online slaves of a few big companies.
Shallow values, little courage, a state of sleepiness. Unfortunately this society has transformed people into total zombies. Easy to control.
That being said, TROM will not only continue on these trade-free platforms like Peertube and Friendica, but will create new content. And if no one watches, fine. At least I will keep my sanity.
I really like the point he makes at the end, we need to have a change in mindset to appreciate every person watching - quality views like you say are more important than a bunch of people mindlessly watching some stuff just 'cause they're bored.
This cave looks so out of this world. The white of the calcium combined with the "rust" of the rock make up for a unique landscape. Very memorable! We paid 11 Euros each for the tour and it was well worth it.
The Cave of Nerja, in southern Spain, is absolutely enormous and was inhabited by humans thousands of years ago. Explorers have found cave paintings, human bones, and evidence of cave hyenas living in the cave around the same time as humans. The Nerja Cave also holds the largest stalactite in the world, measuring around 32 meters.
This was such an amazing experience for us, it is hard to show the immensity and uniqueness of this cave in a video or photos. We were also able to get in there for free as they give free tickets away every weekday at 9:30am. cuevadenerja.es/en/
This is the perfect example of why in this trade-based society things get fucked. Because people are focused on trading, making a profit. And these idiots did just that. Cut corners, then cut their lives short and of those who paid for their scam.
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When the Titan sub imploded on a dive to the Titanic, the world watched in shock. A major investigation was launched. With unprecedented access to investigators and exclusive new evidence, this documentary explores whether this was more than a tragic accident. Why did it happen? Could it have been prevented?
In June we've been in Slovenia in incredible place. The former Ormož sugar factory was closed and now it's wastewater basins and transformed into grasslands, wetlands and Nature reserve by NGO DOPPS. Now it's called - Ormož Basins Nature Reserve
In June we've been in Slovenia in incredible place. The former Ormož sugar factory was closed and now it's wastewater basins and transformed into grasslands, wetlands and Nature reserve by NGO DOPPS. Now it's called - Ormož Basins Nature Reserve
Transforming an Old Sugar Factory into a Nature Reserve
n June we've been in Slovenia in incredible place. The former Ormož sugar factory was closed and now it's wastewater basins and transformed into grasslands, wetlands and Nature reserve by NGO DOPPS. Now it's called - Ormož Basins Nature Reserve
We parked in San Esteban del Valle, in a little village in the mountains. We stayed for 5 nights. Amazing views, great motorhome place. We also gave each other haircuts, ate paella, and went for some little hikes.
Oh, and we also tried to avoid as much as possible the weird religious celebration called Easter. Speaking of that we recommend the documentary Praying For Armageddon - videoneat.com/documentaries/26…
We parked in San Esteban del Valle, in a little village in the mountains. We stayed for 5 nights. Amazing views, great motorhome place. We also gave each other haircuts, ate paella, and went for some little hikes.
Oh, and we also tried to avoid as much as possible the weird religious celebration called Easter. Speaking of that we recommend the documentary Praying For Armageddon - videoneat.com/documentaries/26…
YEAR: 2023 | LENGTH: 1 part (88 minutes) | SOURCE: OFFICIAL WEBSITE
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Praying for Armageddon is a political thriller that investigates the dangerous consequences of the fusion between Evangelical Christianity and American politics. Through years of reporting, this film not only reveals how structures of fundamentalism weaken the very fabric of American democracy, but also highlights the devastating impact religion wields on U.S. foreign policy. From a grassroots foundation and megachurch empires to the dark backroom maneuvering in Washington D.C., this film ventures inside a movement that ultimately aims to destroy our civilization. This deep dive into power and policy unveils how politicians driven by faith embrace Israel as the key to their prophetic vision for the end of days, at any cost, ultimately escalating the spirals of violence in the Middle East. As Intercept journalist Lee Fang says, “We cannot look away.”
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Looking forward to try it out👍
Are big differences between TromDrive and TromFiles?
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Nope. Simply 2 servers to choose from.
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Perhaps we should label them as different mirrors in the download page.
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Oh okay, I forgot about that lol 😅