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submitted 10 months ago by zephyrvs@lemmy.ml to c/black_metal@sopuli.xyz

From the upcoming split with Acherontas and Ofermod.

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Is anyone using the minio-operator? I'm hesitant because I can't find a lot of documentation on how to recover from cluster outages or partial disk failures.

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 34 points 1 year ago

Billionaires also pledged to fund rebuilding Notre Dame in France and no one paid anything. Almost no one actually paid and it seems the press doesn't care to see if anything has been paid since 2019: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/notre-dame-fire-update-big-donors-delay-fulfilling-pledges-to-rebuild-notre-dame/

Pledges are PR, nothing more.

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 42 points 1 year ago

Around 2010 there was this "pledge" where a website people basically collected a list of things they'd require in order to stop pirating tv shows and movies and I think it came down to:

Provide easy access to large library Provide multi language support, must offer original language Allow downloads/offline viewing Be reasonably priced

Plus some additional stuff I can't remember.

When Netflix got big, they basically covered it all. Then everyone wanted a piece of the pie.

Back to piracy then. 15$ for put.io ✨🙏

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 79 points 1 year ago

I'm so tired of the notion that anyone not being in line with certain narratives is automatically considered a drone.

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 30 points 1 year ago

They're even collecting people with severe mental and bodily disabilities by now but I guess for most that's "just Russian propaganda talking points" despite the many videos circulating.

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 29 points 1 year ago

I am shocked! The CIA and the FBI? The bastions of liberty and justice?

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 70 points 1 year ago

The government has way too much influence over children already. Governments could do so much for children that would actually benefit them (better education, free lunch at school, better public libraries, ensure no kids are starving because of poor parents, no wars in foreign countries, whatever) but instead they use children to increase their control over people.

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submitted 1 year ago by zephyrvs@lemmy.ml to c/mycology@mander.xyz

This is my first time growing King Oyster mushrooms. They've been in the mostly damp cellar for about 2 weeks now, it's the best I can offer in terms of temperature/moisture/air quality. I gave them water every 3-4 days but I'm not sure if it's enough and I've just cut open the bag to give them more breathing space.

Appreciate any feedback! :)

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 33 points 1 year ago

Pocket knife/multitool.

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 40 points 1 year ago

Can't wait for the "Ukraine good, Putin evil" crowd to switch their narrative consensus to "we were against the war from the beginning".

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Signal is a government op (yasha.substack.com)
submitted 1 year ago by zephyrvs@lemmy.ml to c/privacy@lemmy.ml
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I hope this belongs here, since it's not a news article.

I live in Europe and I've mostly been the guy people listened to when they admitted to not feeling well informed on international conflict situations like the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and US/NATO's more secretive and subversive conflicts/coups and backroom deals with autoritarian regimes around the world, all in the name of democracy and freedom.

Can't help it, I'm curious, I like reading books and I think connecting the dots is rewarding for my ADHD. The NATO connections to post WWII-nazis, GLADIO and other stay-behind groups, the CIA ties - it was all thrilling and interesting, but unfortunately part of our reality. During the Wikileaks days even the people most critical of my assessments came and admitted that they were wrong and that they now understood they had been duped. And now, they said, "we know better". They all went back to reading the very news that consistently lied to them.

There still was a semi-reliable left/left-centrist press in Europe that you could point the few normies allergic to "not verified by authority" reporting to, mostly written by a few journalists who didn't bend as much to pressure of falling in line with drumming for the democracy exporting business.

What happened? Of course the big media companies always always bent to the will of the warmongering establishment but there were always some sane voices doing somewhat decent investigative journalism targetting the common narratives, even if just to be able to deflect criticism by pointing to their work. How did they get rid of almost every sane voice? Did the mostly senior editors just die off/retire?

Today I am surrounded by people telling me obvious lies with a blind conviction of almost religious zealotry that can often be debunked with 2 minutes of research in spite of the downfall of major SEO and "24/7 breaking news repitition" infested search engines.

I always knew that most people wouldn't spend the time on research to get an understanding of how this world functions and that Western democracy and liberty are basically strawmen that can be weaponized against anyone who stands in the way of Western interests. But I also always knew that I could rely on some people being receptive of well sourced information. My convincing of some people of course didn't put a dent anywhere but you at least felt like it was still possible to reach people and breakt through the programming.

Even the people calling themselves antifascists are now ignoring the obvious neo Nazi-ties of Ukrainian Banderites while chanting OUN slogans. People are openly calling for censorship of the Internet in the name of "safety" and if you equate "fact checks" by the very people opposed to investigative journalism with the obvious risks of centralized Ministries of Truth being erected in front of our eyes, they vehemently disagree and demand that "freezepeach" must come to an end.

I've never been this worried about the world I'm living in. The US and Western elites are hellbent on provoking a war with every nation that's no longer willing to bend to their unipolar world order, with Europeans taking the brute of it, whether it be economically or, should the war escalate, even on future frontlines.

Is there any serious opposition left? How do you cope with the reality we're headed for? I've never been an optimist but I managed to keep my pessimism in check, until now.

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submitted 1 year ago by zephyrvs@lemmy.ml to c/blackmetal@lemmy.ml
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Great Orthodox Black Metal from the US. One person project. Haven't heard of them before.

Full album: https://youtu.be/EA_yzfrYKkE Bandcamp: https://darkestxiii.bandcamp.com/album/crystal-black-magick

Even features a cover of an epic Ofermod song.

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 39 points 1 year ago

I always have Tor installed and I often use it instead of incognito browser sessions when researching stuff. It's sometimes slow and Cloudflare made it a lot more annoying to use than ~5-10 years ago, but I'm glad it exists.

I'm sure it's still more useful to US interests though, or it wouldn't be funded anymore.

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 33 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

All this defederation drama reminds me of the old 90s/2000s forum days where communities where split into ever smaller groups over rather banal disagreements until you had like dozens of forums with ever smaller userbases and various grades of moderation policies and technical capabilities, often leading to complete data lass after some admins noticed that there's actual work behind running internet services for lots of users. I worry the Fediverse is headed in a similar direction, though I hope I'm wrong.

Pulling out the banhammer and limiting almost 10k users for a disagreement between admins feels childish, imho. They could've just as well blocked just the admin of firefish.social from interacting with mastodon.art users. If I were on mastodon.art, I'd be migrating to space with saner administration.

Edit: Clarity.

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 36 points 1 year ago

I mean, it's an apartheid state killing and looting brown people, so that's typical US foreign policy.

[-] zephyrvs@lemmy.ml 34 points 1 year ago

The CIA is not happy about the drop in US black budget funding.

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submitted 1 year ago by zephyrvs@lemmy.ml to c/kubernetes@lemmy.ml

I've been working with Kubernetes since 2015 and I've mangled with handcrafted manifests including almost duplicate manifests for staging/production environments, played around with stuff like Cue, built lots glue (mostly shell script) to automate manifest-handling and -generation and I also enjoy parts of Kustomize. When Helm started to appear it seemed like a terrible hack, especially since it came with the Tiller-dependency to handle Helm-managed state-changes inside of the clusters. And while they dropped Tiller (thankfully), I still haven't made my peace with Helm.

Go-templating it awful to read, a lot of Helm charts don't really work out of the box, charts can be fed values that aren't shown via helm show values ./chart, debugging HelmChart $namespace/$release-$chartname is not ready involves going over multiple logs spread over different parts of the cluster and I could go on and on. And yet, almost every project that goes beyond offering Dockerfile+docker-compose.yaml just releases a Helm Chart for their app.

Am I the only one who is annoyed by Helm? Have I been using it wrongly? Is there something I've been missing?

In case you're a Helm maintainer: Please don't take it personally, my issue is not with the people behind Helm!

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Skōhsla - The First Temple (skhsla.bandcamp.com)
submitted 1 year ago by zephyrvs@lemmy.ml to c/blackmetal@lemmy.ml

German Black Metal featuring the vocalist of Chaos Invocation and Porta Nigra.

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submitted 1 year ago by zephyrvs@lemmy.ml to c/blackmetal@lemmy.ml
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submitted 1 year ago by zephyrvs@lemmy.ml to c/blackmetal@lemmy.ml

From the upcoming split with Ofermod and Black Altar.

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