Post 9xzD8R3nMSkqaPPBdQ by poipa@video.autizmo.xyz
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(DIR) Post #9xzB2NvVtoEjDoWDnk by luke@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T17:07:18.013Z
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We're going to survive the storm boys. Become independent on the internet now: https://videos.lukesmith.xyz/my-account/video-playlists/e279cb01-cccf-44d6-b017-38cc6b5bbcf7WEBSITE: https://lukesmith.xyz 🌐❓🔎DONATE: https://lukesmith.xyz/donate 💰😎👌💯OR affiliate links to things l use:https://www.epik.com/?affid=we2ro7sa6 Get a cheap and reliable domain name with Epik.https://www.vultr.com/?ref=8384069-6G Get a VPS and host a website or server for anything else.https://brave.com/luk005 Get the Brave browser.https://lbry.tv/$/invite/@Luke View my videos on LBRY.https://www.coinbase.com/join/smith_5to1 Get crypto-rich on Coinbase.
(DIR) Post #9xzB7NXokPTjU5ofuC by el_albuelo139@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T17:07:30.026Z
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yee haw internet cowboys :)
(DIR) Post #9xzCoExSeBltGCoRwO by poipa@video.autizmo.xyz
2020-08-10T17:18:33.248Z
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You should check out wiby.me
(DIR) Post #9xzD4fNuA5nlr10wUa by derek_james@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T17:19:23.509Z
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"Where we're going we don't need platforms." - Unhinged boomer, 2019.
(DIR) Post #9xzD8R3nMSkqaPPBdQ by poipa@video.autizmo.xyz
2020-08-10T17:19:50.670Z
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Will your Forum ever come back?
(DIR) Post #9xzDeyyanVeZ2eUWh6 by h264@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T17:23:02.280Z
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comon, Luke, put some html5 animations on your menubar, you boomer. The icons are too small to even see clearly on my ultrawide monitor. The text isn't even centered on the menu items. Also if you were a true boomer you'd use animated torch gifs https://gifcities.org/?q=torch
(DIR) Post #9xzEJxTbHLgEGMX9fM by 21x@social.privacytools.io
2020-08-10T17:44:17Z
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@luke I dropped your video RSS feed into my torrent client and set it to auto-download and seed your videos. I know you said you have unlimited bandwith now, but few videos have over 1.0 share ratio, so I guess it's helping some. Hopefully this decentralisation thing takes off cause YouTube is so trash.
(DIR) Post #9xzFXfWOvn0saLwfiq by xyse@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T17:34:46.035Z
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@h264 these gifs looking lit bro. imma take some for my website
(DIR) Post #9xzGvIxwXoYjXAf8E4 by mh8968@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T17:43:51.718Z
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only in the form of a gopher guestbook
(DIR) Post #9xzIg8FyHKvfstzIXo by richman@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T17:55:44.731Z
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Go full boomer with gopher
(DIR) Post #9xzKXSh97V4UZhgxZQ by qatarking24_@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T18:01:36.372Z
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testing
(DIR) Post #9xzLeSCvQkoJ2oSEOu by victor_javier@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T18:09:03.816Z
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Hello fellow Internet Cowboy
(DIR) Post #9xzNi7MV4kQLSYo8hc by pq@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T18:26:54.500Z
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>not already watching this on peertubewhy don't you put "locally-hosted videos" at first in the dropdown menu instead of youtube?
(DIR) Post #9xzP1NB0bKitxqB6Ey by pq@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T18:38:06.338Z
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we can only get people to do it if we don't see Peertube as the unpopular Youtube alternative that it is, but more like Youtube would be the weird Peertube alternative. This is just like Stallman, who doesn't see free software as some "special kind of software". Instead he communicates proprietary software as the weird thing and free software as the sane thing.
(DIR) Post #9xzPkDQ1j8Z0jSaLbs by inigo@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T18:45:12.405Z
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@Luke Still don't want to reveal the name of the VPS?
(DIR) Post #9xzPmG0v38wPMMoabg by jimsy_pickles@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T18:45:23.974Z
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Bitchute is still important since regular people will get exposed to much more redpilled content on a centralized free speech video hosting platform. The site plays an important role in the information/culture wars.
(DIR) Post #9xzQv2m7jvyOrSeFOK by luke@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T18:55:38.823Z
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@pq If you just click on "Videos" at the top that comes here. That's even more default.
(DIR) Post #9xzRO1DAdIlAPR7Ctc by luke@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T19:00:50.460Z
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@richman Terrible forced meme.
(DIR) Post #9xzUEUYkxhyeOiMR28 by unazoomer@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T19:15:26.545Z
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cat-v.org is one of the last fun websites
(DIR) Post #9xzWEmCtY7GD2ROmoq by ttkk@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T19:35:53.508Z
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Honestly I'm impressed by how functional peertube is from the user perspective. Easily beats any alternate video site there is. Heck this even beats youtube.I'm kind of tempted to set up a peertube instance for my brother and I. Just import new anime from subbers' RSS feeds automatically and bam, private crunchyroll.
(DIR) Post #9xzWbF0JABt8inDu64 by harambe@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T19:40:01.333Z
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I'm glad the server's working well. I've been watching here instead of YouTube since you moved your PeerTube instance and the videos play instantly on first world internet.
(DIR) Post #9xzWlS7dFGreIoWBtY by ttkk@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T19:41:01.982Z
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@unazoomerThere are bunch of fun websites out there still but they are just difficult to find. What we really need is a search engine that tries to build heuristics to filter out all the garbage sites. The most obvious thing would of course to be to drop all sites with excessive or external javascript. Next maybe do some kind of machine learning with the ratios of text, external links, internal links, amount of tags used etc. Then give user knobs to block things like sites behind cloudflare etc.Geohot had a stream recently where he was also brainstorming about better search engines but I think he was overthinking it a bit.
(DIR) Post #9xzWtbSKQUTvZF5LlY by ttkk@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T19:42:43.658Z
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@jimsy_picklesRegular people won't ever even see bitchute. And honestly bitchute site is pretty bad. It would honestly be better as a peertube instance.
(DIR) Post #9xzX33iuhJwHqNLryS by ttkk@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T19:44:45.554Z
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@inigoWhois would indicate it is frantech.ca
(DIR) Post #9xzXC46ce4SRdUjgOm by ttkk@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T19:46:01.917Z
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@pq +1
(DIR) Post #9xzXSFalhvXLtRYQ8e by fedoratipper69@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T19:48:07.694Z
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Based. I've been watching your shit here every since you started this instance. I've been also following people on bitchute and it's pretty good too but no 1080p even unlike here.
(DIR) Post #9xzXuqGsvc7LlCt4ng by wonderingdane@peertube.dk
2020-08-10T19:52:32.860Z
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Very nice to see some YouTube celebs on PeerTube, who can help make a difference!
(DIR) Post #9xzZc5B9ThZYOxO8GG by luke@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T20:02:15.468Z
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@unazoomer @ttkk Just look at wiby.me. It's an engine that only indexes simple sites.
(DIR) Post #9xzafFRpr1Pn4cGV9s by ttkk@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T20:15:50.326Z
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@unazoomer @luke Wow, that's pretty great. Will definitely try using it in the future. Though this seems to depend on page submissions which is fine for getting learning data for the algorithm. But if it doesn't do any crawling by itself a lot of nice little pages will never be indexed. I do like the requirements for the submitted pages though. If they were to share the list of known-good sites by their metrics maybe someone else could build a crawler to look for similar ones. Unlike crawlers that crawl the whole web I think a reasonable judgement could be done just by the index page for each website.
(DIR) Post #9xzbiMZXvFIVzZvA9Y by chuck@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T20:26:29.225Z
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I'm subscribed to Luke's videos via RSS. I wish more cONtEnT CrEAtORz did this.
(DIR) Post #9xzc7uKlXCexwRBj1s by chuck@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T20:29:27.646Z
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I'm subscribed to Luke's Peertube videos via RSS. I wish more cONtEnT CrEAtORz did this.
(DIR) Post #9xzeSheK5fHQagNbKi by inigo@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T20:57:42.523Z
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@ttkk That is true, but I didn't want to use one of those whois web clients, as they are not fine for me (won't provide more explanation). But you are right, and I didn't know there were command line whois clients. Thank you. However, giving lukesmith.xyz to this client doesn't return me frantech.ca. I guess I'm doing something wrong.
(DIR) Post #9xznWMNi0OCvNJQXa4 by 37927@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T22:53:41.467Z
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Excited!!!
(DIR) Post #9xzrIuaGRaqvDN8u5Q by donaim@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-10T23:57:28.341Z
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yay, exclusive content on peertube! I waited for this :D
(DIR) Post #9xzsOZK0VdRaxkneeu by avit@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T00:02:38.976Z
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So here's a question: the big thing that a lot of these platforms provide is not really about the content hosting, but rather the network effect that everyone's on them (in fact, aggregators like Reddit mostly just link out to content anyway) so you can then find/discover things that interest you all in one place, and follow/subscribe to different channels/subs/people that way. In a decentralized world of independent blogs/channels, RSS used to work great for that but now that seems like old technology where even the browsers are removing it as core functionality: there is no built-in handling of RSS feeds in Firefox anymore. What's your vision of the federated future like in this regard?
(DIR) Post #9xztjN6NEn4V6BuGBc by jimsy_pickles@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T00:44:25.265Z
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@ttkk These centralized platforms make regular people watch videos they wouldn't see if they only add rss links of what interests them. While Youtube pushes bluepilled brainwashing, Bitchute has the potential for causing redpilling. And it is quite steadily growing, Bitchute is already in the top 1000 alexa ranking in the US, UK and Germany. https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/bitchute.com
(DIR) Post #9xzu27tpz14tS5zAbw by jc@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T00:53:56.578Z
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@avit Im obviously not Mr. Smith, but I wanted to answer a bit. The original internet was designed with decentralization in mind, but it was near impossible to accomplish. What ended up being built was a system centralized around the people that funded it (first, science and education, second, hobbyists, and third, corporations). Since average people are lazy they want one source for everything and won't be bothered with managing multiple resources. The centralized agencies were more then happy to horde these users and consolidate the system. What we need (my opinion) is a system that allows for that centralization with the user material decentralized. An example might be going to facebook and viewing a list of content, but that content is linked to a person's server or in the least controlled and owned by the individual. I think peertube sort of does this. Not sure how content is distributed.I've tried to accomplish something similar for general writing, but it would work well for website as well. What I'd like to do or see is a system that allows linking to other content. For example, I write a 100 page book (or 100 page website) and I link each of my pages together in the proper order. Someone comes along an reads up to page 25, but they haven't liked the content since page 20. Well, they write content and link it to my page 20. So now any new readers that come along will be asked, when they get to my page 20, would you like to continue with JC's page 21 or the other user's page.The system wouldn't even be hard to make its just not something that can profit in the ways most businesses want, so it makes it hard to produce. Plus, I suck at programming.
(DIR) Post #9xzurgsdgYikiB0r68 by kilter@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T01:01:18.826Z
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@avit I've grown to hate that artificial network effect. The algorithms on those sites that navigate their networks for you exist to keep you consuming drivel or otherwise manipulate you. A more neutral, distributed network effect can happen through recommendations. A simple "recommended content" page on your website that points visitors elsewhere is an example of that. Some sites can primarily function to aggregate links even. Just don't let them turn in to another reddit.
(DIR) Post #9xzv4n2I6suxZFm1sO by kilter@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T01:10:51.912Z
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@jimsy_pickles @ttkk Some people say this and I'm never sure where they're coming from. Bitchute works great. The only big thing that needs work is their search functionality, though I don't use that much anyway. That and the commenting system, of which they're making their own to replace disqus as we speak.
(DIR) Post #9xzwARBWMgInUOLcXI by milo@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T01:45:14.773Z
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Getting away from the big boys is the reason why I started muh fediverse instance.
(DIR) Post #9xzwDlEqGLMOYLUBJQ by zeth@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T01:45:49.190Z
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What about the storage limitations? Don't you eventually run out of space with terrabytes upon terrabytes of videos on your server?
(DIR) Post #9xzxUgdqhphNApok6q by efe@soc.efe.kim
2020-08-11T02:10:28Z
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Any social media site not owned by you should only be used for dumping ground of links to your main website. See POSSE.
(DIR) Post #9y03dRH3oLKtqLiNYu by nosat@liberdon.com
2020-08-11T03:18:57Z
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@luke Slick, all #peertube instances should follow videos.lukesmith.xyz immediately!
(DIR) Post #9y05sYwPmsEvsGOgyG by Feddylain@shitposter.club
2020-08-11T03:44:15.292394Z
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@luke there's a problem here. Currently people who use peertube rely on their fame on YouTube to bring people to their website. Once everyone but cnn is banned from YouTube there won't be an easy way to get more viewers on the peertube bandwagon.
(DIR) Post #9y08Ph6AgAZOddt2hs by jivansh@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T04:12:43.066Z
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I use RSS to subscribe to your content like everyone else. Noone should be dependent on Google to consoome content.
(DIR) Post #9y0BPQjfodBBkhvgSe by djsumdog@battlepenguin.video
2020-08-11T04:46:06.470Z
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The Under construction GIF! Classic!
(DIR) Post #9y0ZhTLRFeaJxNjIsy by redstarfish@social.linux.pizza
2020-08-11T09:18:31Z
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@luke Visited your website, kind of envy it, looks really clean and great.Also you should ask for donations more often like other youtubers, now that you are hosting your own peertube instance.
(DIR) Post #9y0b5o2k2xHv3X9SQS by simonedeiana@mastodon.online
2020-08-11T09:33:24Z
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@luke 3:34 "A media platform that is going to change its uter- ehm user"Placenta-powered websites when?
(DIR) Post #9y0dS0FvWLVNDD1yNM by neoanglo@whitepositive.media
2020-08-11T10:00:11.154Z
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@nosat@liberdon.com DAS RITE
(DIR) Post #9y0eQNtMls4ttRGp0a by neoanglo@whitepositive.media
2020-08-11T10:01:53.781Z
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@zeth@videos.lukesmith.xyz If you're hosting Terabytes of data I would hope that you can afford it LMAO.PT can work with object storages, if you read their documentation it's a little sparse but it does seem to be there. Object Storage can be an incredibly cheap method of storing and delivering lots of content that plebs can afford.
(DIR) Post #9y0xvaNKJ5uCiPsL9U by hamptonm@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T13:49:54.873Z
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What do you use for statically compiling your website, is it still LB?
(DIR) Post #9y1CK7KUpkv1EJ8wwS by LPS@fosstodon.org
2020-08-11T16:31:03Z
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@luke I can't wait for the internet reboot! I find it so funny how the big MegaCorp guys are literally pushing users away:) Funny how cyclic things can be.Here's another great channel to follow for anyone that's into #smalltech https://peertube.davidpeach.co.uk/video-channels/small_technology_foundation
(DIR) Post #9y1G6ntgAiPv0rVUpM by ttkk@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T17:10:02.166Z
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@inigoFirs you get the ip with `dig videos.lukesmith.xyz` and after that you do a lookup on who owns that with `whois `.
(DIR) Post #9y1GSVHG51SBdTsooS by ttkk@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T17:16:45.306Z
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@jimsy_pickles>These centralized platforms make regular people watch videos they wouldn't see if they only add rssThe service being centralized is not a requirement for discovery or finding new content. This is very much achievable with federated and peer-to-peer systems as well. The reason you can't discover much on Peertube yet is because there isn't much on it. If Bitchute was a Peertube instance it would have just the same potential for redpilling and discovery as it does now along with easier rehosting and better resilience to censorship.
(DIR) Post #9y1GawbuL9jEiyZC6q by ttkk@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T17:19:00.596Z
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@kilterThe site is quite slow, very cluttered, poorly organized, search is useless, youtube-dl doesn't work on it half the time.The site also requires js for everything as does Peertube unfortunately.
(DIR) Post #9y1Npd1GA2ybzENEjQ by ttkk@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-11T18:40:06.052Z
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@zethStorage is quite cheap.Check out this site: https://edwardbetts.com/price_per_tb/
(DIR) Post #9y2DxNNtN2EvQdyY3k by dscnode@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-12T04:23:58.689Z
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@avit @kilter PeerTube effectively does this already when federating with other ActivityPub instances. Aside from the strange tendency to log me out after apparently clicking the wrong page, it generally has most all the functionality it needs right now.Whoever designs the similarly-functioning tools around other uses or forms of data, they would do well to make sure that both user indexing - a client's ability to keep track of the identities and content of others - as well as the ability to properly categorise, organise and search all of this data, are inherent to the program.
(DIR) Post #9y4Q1ImxzCmu6HGJzU by bakermensch@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-13T05:48:27.713Z
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So I guess I'm gonna setup a peertube server then
(DIR) Post #9y5am9vpvXgYwPLwf2 by togetherforfeedom@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-13T19:24:03.547Z
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Nice CSS.
(DIR) Post #9y5awDmWT70NmDnJmC by togetherforfeedom@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-13T19:25:53.460Z
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@harambe Amen.
(DIR) Post #9yFPboXutcCj8kpoB6 by jklq@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-18T13:06:03.506Z
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Lord's Day off lol
(DIR) Post #9yNdlVz3iZA35ajHiS by melcul1@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2020-08-22T12:22:14.316Z
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At this point, I'd be glad with just an archive of the last forum.
(DIR) Post #9yq8uYcq20yyyjHtDs by nephitejnf@videos.realnephestate.xyz
2020-09-05T06:22:59.943Z
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@harambe@videos.lukesmith.xyz What hosting service would you recommend out of curiosity? I'm currently running via vultr, but I see it is going to be a bottle neck down the road as things progress.
(DIR) Post #9z7CsNQhCkqNGrBf2e by sir_nigel@video.ploud.jp
2020-09-13T11:57:04.658Z
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@LPS@fosstodon.org A lot of the Internet has become very generic which I suppose can be good from a user familiarity point of view, but it also means much of the Internet doesn't have as much personality and we all get treated to content filtered through the various large organization's lenses.
(DIR) Post #A0twoVIQTWDP0CyPWy by xykreinov@tube.midov.pl
2020-11-05T22:10:38.724Z
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Pog
(DIR) Post #A3LbMlsuc2Q3fRbgbw by hobbit.habit@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2021-01-18T02:05:00.594Z
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Have you tried Peertube's livestreaming. I am very interested in that.
(DIR) Post #A3LfQRQl0BWPCmRX6W by hobbit.habit@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2021-01-18T02:51:59.268Z
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Is it possible to remote subscribe to this instance? That option doesn't work for me, using my account on freespeechextremist.com.
(DIR) Post #A3Lg74jbGG1DGaaOum by hobbit.habit@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2021-01-18T02:59:41.672Z
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Is it possible to remote subscribe to this instance? The options are local account, remote account, and RSS. The remote option doesn't work for me, using my account on freespeechextremist.com It's a Pleroma instance but I'm guessing that, since it uses ActivityPub, it's treated the same as a Mastodn instance.
(DIR) Post #A3mQ5KhOr4ZqibGgV6 by hobbit.habit@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2021-01-31T00:37:41.642Z
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Something else: You could save on costs by doing a video telling your viewers how they might help by seeding your videos, since it is a way for them to make "donations" without it costing them anything, assuming they have spare data capacity in their broadband cap. Apparently, you have a few already doing that but more would probably be better and anyway it's useful to know for those that are interested in having their own Peertube instance. Also, sometimes I've seen your videos have no seeders. Peertube isn't a torrent client itself but simply a torrent-tracker and server that serves up the file on demand. To seed a file one needs a torrent client but it has to be a webtorrent client and not a regular bittorrent client so as to be found by webtorrent trackers such as Peertube.
(DIR) Post #A3mTRFecakxfJ06zOC by hobbit.habit@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2021-01-31T01:15:18.859Z
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OK, you say you're on an unmetered bandwidth VPS. But like anything else that sounds too good to be true, there probably is an upper limit on how much data you could transfer, but since you're just a hobbyist site with 1K or so viewers then you don't come anywhere near it. However, my remarks below would apply to a sufficiently large Peertube site equivalent to larger Youtube channels.
(DIR) Post #A3mTz4WeTRaSdXVjbU by hobbit.habit@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2021-01-31T01:20:56.406Z
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OK, you say you're on an unmetered bandwidth VPS. But like anything else that sounds too good to be true, there probably is an upper limit on how much data you could transfer, but since you're just a hobbyist site with 1K or so viewers then you don't come anywhere near it. However, my remarks below would apply to a sufficiently large Peertube site equivalent to larger Youtube channels. What I'm saying is that those all-you-can-eat plans are much more expensive than regular, cheap VPSs. With sufficient seeding by viewers you wouldn't need the unmetered bandwidth, since a larger proportion of the downloads would be by webtorrent from other viewers.
(DIR) Post #A46NZCSJGVThnpf0Oe by hobbit.habit@videos.lukesmith.xyz
2021-02-09T15:43:50.294Z
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I can hardly believe I've watched four videos on this site raving about Peertube and not one of them describes how to install it.