34. Life is a Monopoly Game
Tio from TROM explains concept of our trade-based society using Monopoly Game as an example. Video made by Dima.videos.trom.tf
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Tio from TROM explains concept of our trade-based society using Monopoly Game as an example. Video made by Dima.videos.trom.tf
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The 3rd part of TROM II has begun! For now I have to shrink 2h of us talking about the biggest problems of today's world, in like 15 minutes max...how-the-fuck!? :D Really difficult. But probably that's my next mission.
At least I have an idea now about how this documentary will end. But I am left with huge amounts of footage that I need to shrink so much....that's gonna be difficult. #tromlive
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When you do proper backups to proper locations, TB of data, and all works so well that you forgot about it, is when you have achieved the perfect backup solution :). And that's me now after years of trying. External HDD + Borgbase + Megasync. All work great.
These days I will try my best to bring together all of my notes and tags and such for TROM II and create the next part/parts. Today I finished listing all of these in 1 document. Tomorrow is sorting these ideas. The start of it. #tromlive
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Screenwriting software. Contribute to dimkanovikov/KITScenarist development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
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These past 2 days I have tried my best to label and divide into smaller parts all of the rest of our recordings, except for @Sasha and @Georgi part. But even now I have 10 freaking hours of footage....and after I am done tomorrow I'll probably have some 13-14 hours. Ideally I need to cut this down to no more than 2 hours MAX. Lots of good stuff in the recordings so I feel bad leaving so much out...but I can maybe post the leftovers as "leftovers" - extra bits for the documentary.
Here the 10 hours I had to tag:
Tomorrow I am done with the tagging. And then the last real challenge begins. To create the last part or parts of TROM II...this is the most difficult part by far. Let's see...
I wish I had the money to properly focus on this documentary....and not force myself to rush and finish it in the next 2 months...but what can I do!? I really can't do much.... #tromlive
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Here's a documentary about why vitamin pills are bullshit. Of course they are. Just companies selling nothing basically. Except very rare cases when the doctor recommends them for extreme situations, vitamin pills are pointless.
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A "visual" proof of why this trade-based society is a disaster:
mkorostoff.github.io/1-pixel-w…
I wish I could help more, but I find myself in a tricky situation in relation to taxes and fines and I know no other way right now than to keep trading my time, skills, energy and health in exchange for money in order for me and my partner to keep up. Big hug Tio.
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Here are two important things to do in order to have your digital stuff secure:
And use Linux. forget about Mac or Windows :D. Linux is really awesome. Try TROMjaro.com - we made it very easy to use and secure and trade-free. No ads in the browser, no data collection + a VPN integrated. #tromlive
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I simply can't force myself to do creative work. I mean that should be self evident. Financial issues...I also got a virus infection...maybe I should take a few days off and hope for less negative news these two months so I can work on TROM II. We are all prisoners in this fucked up society. And those who see otherwise are just adapted to it. The fact that I cannot focus on the work I am doing, without suffering a lot and struggling, says all it needs to be said about our society. Doing some 30 projects, wrote over 35 books, made tens of hours of videos and working on a new documentary, a podcast, a custom linux distro, and a lot more...and my only sin is that I refuse to trade my work. Therefore I am not allowed in this society. That's how it is.
I create a lot of value for thousands of people, I do not steal, do not pollute or waste much at all - I try to stay informed about the world and all that; and yet from society's perspective I am worth nothing.
Welcome to planet Earth full of waste, slavery, inequality, pointless jobs, zombie people. Amen.
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@Tio
For me flatpak is more like a bandage than anything else, sure it might be helpful in situations like these, but its never a complete long term solution. All of these problems you described happened because of dependency errors, I usually downgrade that dependency to make things work until the devs figure it out and release a new update that works.
Instead of changing the program to work on the user's machine, flatpak changes the user's machine to make the program work ! This is what flatpak does in a nutshell. it sure makes things easy for the devs, but I think an optimal solution here would be to have a better system for detecting dependency errors and maybe provide an easy method for users to downgrade packages if something goes wrong.
usually downgrade that dependency to make things work until the devs figure it out and release a new update that works.
Sure I could have done that but that will probably result in other broken packages that depend on that one.
Having an Nvidia card on Linux is almost exactly like not having it.
No hardware acceleration in the browser, not used in video editing except a little bit - extremely little bit. Or video conversion. I might as well use my GPU as a cup holder haha. And to try and make it work is either impossible or very difficult. That entirely defeats the Linux's awesome "works out of the box" approach. Not with Nvidia, not with my Nvidia. I got to accept over the years that my computer basically has no graphics card. 4GB of GPU RAM are just sitting there. God bless. If I ever have enough money to buy a new laptop I'll never ever ever buy one with Nvidia.
This is not the fault of Linux but Nvidia not providing proper drivers for Linux and keeping theirs proprietary.
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Rafa Peris
in reply to Tio • •In the description of the video that I uploaded to "trom en español" you have access to the transcription and to the amara site where you can access the subs. Here the link to the video:
videos.trom.tf/w/nufFbELCLcEuK…
Big hugs
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