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My lifestyle: minimalism
Only minimalism can save you from all this consumerism and capitalism , from all this bullshit. Besides, with minimalism you are always ready to move, ready to face any problem. I mean it as a lifestyle. I have been living like this for years, and this approach has truly proven itself: whether times are extremely…
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The Only Ideal
There is no perfect form, no perfect ideal, you must understand… except the simplest one. Not that banal simplicity, but the one that comes after you have tried and understood all the complexity.
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Possessions and consumerism
The fewer things I own, the freer and wiser I become. Possessions and consumerism weigh you down more than they improve your life. I’ve tested this many times in practice. That’s why I always get rid of everything unnecessary as much as is practically possible; I become freer, stronger, and lighter.
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Linux CLI + AI = Ultimate Computer Power
I’ve been using Linux since 2007, when I was a teenager. My first distro was Fedora. Almost immediately, that same year, I started experimenting with deep system stuff and tuning, because I’m a minimalista and a hacker by nature. It has always been great, and I’ve always been saying that Apple and Microsoft suck dirt.…
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Cults
The first way to lose weight and get healthy balanced is to end the cult of food—that any sort of pleasure seeking, worship-like or habit attitude toward eating. Eat practically, utilitarianly, and minimally. The first way for society to get better is to end the cult of politics—politicians should simply be public servants, temporary figures…
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Tech Notions
Keep your data off big tech servers — they’ll betray you as soon as profits fall Biometric auth is risky — too easy to force Local storage & backups matters more than ever Be ready to lose any account — diversify your presence
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Adaptive Spirit
People don’t grow poor because of new tech like AI — they grow poor chasing the illusion of stability. Life was never meant to be stable. We were made to adapt, to face change. The more the world shifts, the more flexible you have to be. Minimalism, stoicism, the readiness to lose everything — and…
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Information Revolution
The Industrial Revolution ended with two world wars. We now face a more complex and dense revolution: the Information Revolution. Everything will change drastically and quickly, inevitably with some casualties. Effective strategies for today – stoicism and minimalism.
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Direct contemplatation
I like to turn off everything and just contemplate. I like keeping it minimal, without internet, news, consumerism, and no worries: take the maximum of your time and the minimum of what could grab it, fully aware and complete in this time, we’ve got so little of it actually; why ever hurry, anyway you are…
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Refinement
Good quality resides in the absence of the unnecessary.
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What could be better than money
What could be better than money? Be above money. And better through experienced feelings of wisdom mixed with minimalism and stoicism, not by crushing heads trying get lucky and therefore rich (capitalism system). Fortune and luck are sorts of random; never truly yours; that luck actually can put lots of crap on your style. I…
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Various short thoughts, “sometimes, sometimes, sometimes”
Economizing your intelligence – sometimes scrimping isn’t much better than splurging. Good quality, but only necessary things. So smart that it’s dumb… all these modern smart stuff around tech – sometimes it’s better without those things. Simpler is better. Sometimes you have to stop, not over complicate things. life / lust by Night (4) Minor
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GOOD MINIMALISM DESIGN ONLY SEEMS SO BE SO SIMPLE
Good quality minimalism design only seems so be simple, the effort and time spent on it is sometimes is much more than they put on tricked and complex things out there.