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Thank you, any and all exposure helps.
I started all of this because I was abused as a kid and wanted to expose abusers but first my mail starts getting tampered with, weird stuff happening to our post at home, I wasn't 110% sure there was anything sinister to it though.
Then my website starts getting blocked, now this.
I'm 99.9% sure I'm screwed. I'm not worried about legal repercussions as I expected that, I'm worried because I have a history of depression they'll bump me off and make it look like suicide.
I know that sounds over paranoid but I'm on edge so many strange things have happened now this, it all adds up.
I made a video about Prince Phillip and his links to Epstein and the video was removed from YouTube with a message saying they had a legal complaint and had to take it down for bullying and harassment.
It's clear that I've rustled a few feathers, especially since I've been exposing paedophile mps and politicians.
You can't be demonetized on d.tube because the money comes from the Steem blockchain, not the website owners.
Even the videos can't be taken down as they're hosted on IPFS and indexed on the blockchain.
This video was originally uploaded by martyleeds33 on YouTube. It has since been removed. In it, Wolfgang Halbig discusses how he requested SYSCO's records of their food delivery and that they show that food was not delivered to 12 Dickenson Dr., the physical address of Sandy Hook Elementary School. Instead, it was delivered to 375 Fan Hill Rd, the physical address of Chalk Hill Middle School.
Thanks to /u/snatchmo, also archived on the blockchain: https://d.tube/#!/v/bdctcmg/tzkz9i3c
Edit: New link to Part 2 with working audio.
Thanks for the objective approach to the topic!
A couple of comments from me:
- On why biggers blocks don't bring centralization: Not only that tech like storage and bandwidth improves exponentially, thus running full nodes will be getting cheaper, we BCH supporters also claim that it's not rational for everyone to be running a full node. Unless you are a merchant or a hobbyist, SPV is all you need to be secure.
- The Lightning Network would be pretty cool if it works as advertised and it doesn't recreate the banks, but if it does work, it will be used on top of many cryptocurrencies, including BCH, so this is not a good reason choose BTC.
- The biggest problem with BTC is not it's scaling, it is the censorship and manipulation over the community. From 2008 till about 2015, everyone knew how Bitcoin will scale. It was in the whitepaper, Satoshi made it clear in many of his emails, the community was united. Then a vocal minority working for the company BlockStream got a hold of the moderation of all Bitcoin forums - r/bitcoin, bitcointalk.org, bitcoin.org and silenced anyone that didn't agree with their agenda: "Bitcoin can't scale". You can get the brutal full story with sources here. This is how this completely new scaling approach succeeded in claiming the Bitcoin name and BTC ticker, without even complying with the Bitcoin whitepaper. Continuing to let those people control and manipulate the BTC community breaks the idea of a decentralized permissionless currency.
https://d.tube/#!/v/truthsetsy0ufre3/QmUZ1ctaUy6Un5pSysZD3wTpw8Mo3jy8br8jKRCKVuqRdx
This isn’t even all the testimony to the FDA asking them not to approve the boosters. There are hundreds of thousands of adverse reactions being reported!
Everyone should archive them all and upload them to D-tube, which is on blockchain, can't censor and can't delete anything. It looks just like youtube otherwise. Conservatives should switch to D-tube for everything. Youtube is run by left-wing San Franciscan purple haired cat ladies and guys who think they're hot.
this indeed. u/MDE-100percentREAL should definitely consider https://d.tube. it runs on steemit and uses ipfs for storage. it is distributed, pays out, and doesn't have any way for ppl to take down videos. being on ipfs, videos are undeletable.
unfortunately this pattern will continue repeating as the centralized web becomes increasingly censorious and oppressive. however, the distributed web offers a way out
Filmen visar del av historien som sällan belyses, med allt prat om Sverigedemokraternas rötter så är det ju kul att SD går till attack för en gång skull och visar Socialdemokraternas historia, den är ju ännu värre.
Att de vägrade Norska kungen inträde till exempel är ju något av det uslaste i Sveriges historia, fega kräk.
Nazieter, Socialdemokrater, Sverigedemokrater - socialister är de hela bunten, vad gäller ekonomisk politik är det nästan ingen skillnad.
Det är givetvis helt omöjligt att hävda att den här borttagningen inte har med politik att göra. Filmen får nära 200000 visningar på under 24 timmer, när det händer med en politisk film så vet såklart Youtube detta, de har algoritmer som övervakar trender.
Det börjar bli svårare och svårare att skilja på Google och staten, de blir allt mer sammanvävda. De behöver båda bekämpas på liknande sätt. Vi som är tekniskt lagda måste bygga nya system som är mer robusta mot statligt förtryck.
För er som inte sett den och inte längre kan se den på Youtube så finns den på d-tube: <strong>https://d.tube/#!/v/afs-mirror/xyrtd1bi</strong>
d.tube is a decent attempt. It pays revenue in crypto tokens and is basically a youtube clone in terms of UI.
There's no ability to flag or remove content though. Good for piracy but frighting to consider horrific content can't be removed either.
Monetization for the creator, ad free, censorship free. Spread the word and let people post their videos on here so YT cannot censor and fuck with peoples revenues from ads.
Ps. Yes, sounds like a pornsite. Isn't one.
I'd encourage people to check out https://d.tube.
It's a decentralized YouTube clone. It may not look like it, but the entire site is actually static HTML hosted off GitHub. All the videos are stored on IPFS, and it uses SteemIt for comments/monetization. If you dig into it a bit you'll see some hard coded API endpoints, but each one of those is actually a decentralized service where you could run nodes locally on your system.
It's a bit clunky around the edges since these decentralized services are still in their infancy (occasional connection issues etc) but the idea is solid, and it's shocking to me how much YouTube functionality they've cloned in a decentralized static HTML website.
"left and right" is a fitting choice of words. Jones did rightly refer to himself as the canary in the coal mine, and the revival of red scare hysteria showed us the pattern that guaranteed the left would be next.
There technically are alternatives to Twitter and the sort, but we have the curious predicament where everyone is all on one service and it's a hassle to try and be on a thousand different services, especially when we have government officials and celebrities all using one of the giants.
There will be a lot of questions to figure out going down any of the popular roads I keep hearing about. At what point does one's service become a "public utility" and then start getting regulated? Who gets to regulate it if it is used worldwide?
Personally I'd like to see strong competing alternatives to the services that are currently much too big but I also see how things like employers demanding to see an applicant's Facebook account (which shouldn't be happening but does) lend to the public utility argument. And how strange it is to hear right wingers, even libertarians, bringing it up more than the left right now.
DTube:
- It uses IPFS and WebTorrent instead of normal servers
- In non-technical terms this means your videos can never be taken down even if wanted. So it's completely censorship resistant, you can make whatever content you want and it can't be removed, even if DTube for some reason were to hide your video, it will still exist through the IPFS and WebTorrent links.
- It also means that the more people who watch a video, the less buffering will be needed just like with how the more people seed a torrent, the faster a download because it's pulling from every single person who has the video.
- People can download IPFS and WebTorrent themselves to help the site be faster for everyone.
- Lastly, if DTube itself goes down like Vidme does, all the content doesn't go down with it and somebody just needs to clone the site with all content intact (which should be easy as DTube's entire website is open source.
- Every upvote pays you.
- It's powered by a cryptocurrency (think Bitcoin) called Steem which gives you a bit of money from every single upvote you get. So in this case, the more upvotes you get, the more money you get and no ads at all. So say goodbye to losing monetization cause an ad provider doesn't like you.
- Allows NSFW content
- Yes you can even upload porn, because of point 1, it can't be removed even if the site didn't want it.
- Just make sure to make the first tag (HAS TO BE THE FIRST)
nsfwor else you will likely be downvoted and not get money.
Nice I am working on a Norm d.tube channel myself https://d.tube/#!/c/ivans2 it's old clips from happy the dog that I'm slowly reuploading, then I am going to jerk off to them and there's nothing him nor Norm can do about it
An interesting attempt to do something different using relatively accessible workshop tools. The rifling button used here produces sharp lands and grooves when shot one way, and shallower angled surfaces that engage the bullet when shot through the reverse direction of the barrel. The shallower engagement surface being something of an approximation of polygonal rifling.
TheIdahoanShow's 'Utah Pistol' and barrels are quite low tech, but the shooting performance is often surprisingly good. This particular attempt didn't yield any notably improved or reduced performance vs the traditional button cut, but nonetheless it's a really good effort if you're nerdy enough to be interested by this type of experimentation.
For those that prefer an alternative video host, the same video is also on UGETube and DTube
I do have a DTube channel but quite honestly I don't understand it well enough to thrive on it yet. If you guys have a good basic tutorial that would be of tremendous help: https://d.tube/#!/c/techlore
It would be nice if we could still occasionally watch your material.
I have no experience with uploading or the terms and conditions on other sites like vimeo, dailymotiion or "exotic" sites like d.tube or even archived versions on archive.org
can someone download all these videos? we need to save these. i'm super excited for Norm's netflix show, but i am a little worried after this guy came out and said the old shows will be "reconceptualized"...
Videos about pizzagate and exposing pedophilia, videos that question what happened in sandy hook, parkland and vegas.
This is a good video that shows how youtube supports pedophilia (warning it is disgusting what youtube does)
This already exists and it's called DTube:
- It uses IPFS and WebTorrent instead of normal servers
- In non-technical terms this means your videos can never be taken down even if wanted. So it's completely censorship resistant, you can make whatever content you want and it can't be removed, even if DTube for some reason were to hide your video, it will still exist through the IPFS and WebTorrent links.
- It also means that the more people who watch a video, the less buffering will be needed just like with how the more people seed a torrent, the faster a download because it's pulling from every single person who has the video.
- People can download IPFS and WebTorrent themselves to help the site be faster for everyone.
- Lastly, if DTube itself goes down like Vidme does, all the content doesn't go down with it and somebody just needs to clone the site with all content intact (which should be easy as DTube's entire website is open source.
- Every upvote pays you.
- It's powered by a cryptocurrency (think Bitcoin) called Steem which gives you a bit of money from every single upvote you get. So in this case, the more upvotes you get, the more money you get and no ads at all. So say goodbye to losing monetization cause an ad provider doesn't like you.
- Allows NSFW content
- Yes you can even upload porn, because of point 1, it can't be removed even if the site didn't want it.
- Just make sure to make the first tag (HAS TO BE THE FIRST)
nsfwor else you will likely be downvoted and not get money.
I have parent-child-separation issues and after so much healing on that point through seasons 5 & 6, literally causing a deliberate abandonment was too much for me. In case it helps, here's the edits I did on the ending showing how it could have been (in case you don't see the other comments):
internet archive so you can download: https://archive.org/details/lucifer-deckerstar-season-6-finale-the-good-ending
dtube for better watching online: https://d.tube/#!/v/nynia1337/QmeLjvenPrG7hdTwDVmmvFKhm3EWkb7Y7L2jUiFH7kBV8r
I think they're more saying that we need an uncensored distributed internet like IPFS (which is open source), https://d.tube for example is peer to peer and distributed, the video content on the site is hosted by the users in a distributed hash table in a manner that you can't really 'delete' them like twitter (closed source) does.
I really recommend D.Tube though.
it's YouTube somehow built on Steem (and blockchain)
And it's EXACTLY what you would think it is. I would expect maybe more nazis, but you got 9/11 truther right at the top, close enough
There are lots of examples of decentralized systems out there now, it's the future of the internet. For example the video hosted on d.tube is really on an IPFS network, which is just peer to peer individual systems.
"Why do people keep saying this like it's what people are asking for?"
In case you haven't noticed, trust for Facebooks not exactly at an all time high.
"Content Creators don't want to have to connect with thousands of advertisers. It's much easier to go through a 3rd party. YouTube MCN's were created to make things easier."
You're making too many assumptions about how a decentralized youtube model would work. d.tube is one working example of how it can work although advertising isn't factored in yet.
"The small amount of direct to content creators large companies do is for sponsored advertising. In that case, the middleman is already removed, so what's the need for a dApp?"
The middleman is hardly removed in Youtube. Content creators get a tiny fraction of what Google makes. Google pays top dollar for employees and the profits from Youtube are socialized over all of Google's various revenue producing platforms.
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- A decentralized Youtube offers a much higher income potential to content creators.
- A decentralized Youtube isn't necessarily subject to social justice warrior like leftist moderation (See ban of Alex Jones)
- A decentralized Youtube can offer a significantly different front page / personalized algorithm that doesn't prioritize crap like Logan Paul.
- A decentralized Youtube can sustain multiple forks, so if users don't like a specific update, they can use another version with different UI/algorithm. With Google you are screwed if they update something and you do not like it.
Steve was on Norm Macdonald Live last year and it was fantastic.
It's a bit hard to find now since it was removed from Youtube after Netflix acquired the rights. But you can find it on this weird site.
I'm uploading mirrors of videos relating to conspiracy topics, including ones that can no longer be found anywhere on the internet (because people failed to mirror them before Youtube started deleting).
The link leads to my D.tube channel, https://d.tube/#!/c/mikasa
Please notify me of conspiracy-relevant videos that are at high risk of being purged/banned by youtube so I can take action in mirroring them.
D.tube is decentralized and secure-- this means that once a video is mirrored to D.tube, it can never be deleted off the internet (because it is then stored redundantly across many servers).
Steemit is the most operational and well functioning project concerning this now. There's also a decentralized Youtube hosted on their blockchain that's gained a little momentum recently known as Dtube.
Check out https://d.tube/
This project is still under development, but has made some major improvements in recent days.
Here's their launch announcement: https://steemit.com/video/@heimindanger/introducing-dtube-a-decentralized-video-platform-using-steem-and-ipfs
And the latest update: https://steemit.com/dtube/@heimindanger/d-tube-0-5-big-optimizations
Wouldn't have mattered anyway as the windows are easily removable. Here's a video showing how quickly and easily the windows at the Mandalay Bay can be opened and closed with a special tool.
Video Showing Mandalay Bay Windows Being Easily Replaced Days After Las Vegas Mass Shooting
It's been reposted a few times. Here's a mirror I uploaded:
https://d.tube/#!/v/freepornforall/r99r7prf
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Pretty sure the gif is around the 14:40 mark
I wouldn't be surprised if the ANC is involved to help cover all of this up. There are so many apartheid secrets that the ANC helps to keep secret. A good example of this is project spear. Here is a documentary about project Spear (which is basically banned in South Africa because the people who hold the rights to the documentary don't want to give anyone the right to legally show this documentary) https://d.tube/#!/v/throwawayaccount/m1yba4gj
You can try these but yeah YouTube is deleting shit left and right and it's a shame. A video is just gone and you don't even have a title to search for.
edit: this seems to be a solution to losing youtube playlist videos, you can get the title back at least https://www.recovermy.video/
There is nothing to evolve. D.Tube is just combining Steem and IPFS on a domain. You can easily program something like that on your own with the Steem API and using IPFS for uploads.
There's several YouTube competitors which have grown significantly in the last months, due to YT turning into a corporate monster since ~2010, so those could be a real option if masses of content creators start uploading there. Many also have a better revenue system I think.
But for FB, Twitter etc it would be pretty hard to find a alternative I think.
Edit: This one's pretty good and has a better layout than most competitors.
( Also it pays per click from the get go I think)
Edit 2: So I got interested in how they pay out and holy shit, the revenue system is a godsend compared to YT, especially after the Adpocalypse. Check it out. Also they don't censor anything at all I think.
I knew there had to be some crossover between TD fans and fans of the original Norm podcast show. Imo, the best comedy content on the internet.
For those who haven’t watched: https://d.tube/#!/c/ivans2
Scroll down to the earliest videos he uploaded. Enjoy
Ich hätte nicht gedacht, dass Hollywood hier so nah an der Realität dran war.
Naja, ich habe den Film auch noch nicht gesehen, also danke für den Tipp.
Nur schade das solche Videos in Zukunft wegen des neuen Urheberrechts nicht mehr möglich sein werden.
Ich denke das viele dann wohl auf "unzensierte" Pattformen wie D.Tube ausweichen werden. Im Moment ist da noch nicht viel los, aber bei Youtube merkt man schon das die an bereits an den Uploadfiltern arbeiten.
Musikvideos die von den Plattenfirmen hochgeladen wurden, sind bereits gekennzeichnet, die von den Benutzern hochgeladen wurden, werden wohl über kurz oder lang gelöscht werden.
One big show stopper right now is that directories don't contain the file type. Meaning for IPFS to figure out if you are looking at a file or directory, it has to actually download the start of the file. This renders IPFS pretty useless for large collections of files, like say Linux package repositories. You can try the Ubuntu mirror here, it's just impossible slow to browse. I think directory support is one of IPFS's killer features, but with it crippled for the moment, one of the main reasons to use it is gone.
Another problem is that IPFS gives you very little feedback. Every torrent client tells you the number of seeders, how much you have downloaded and such. IPFS over HTTP just gives you spinning loading circles that tell you nothing. There is also no way to do background downloads or pin things to be downloaded later.
For small collections of small files IPFS works great. But for large files or large collections of files it just performs miserable.
IPFS is also lacking a bit in a show-case. There is nothing awesome running on IPFS that you can point to and those few things running on it, don't perform so well. If I browse https://d.tube/ for example, the IPFS thumbnails always take a lot longer to load than plain http. IPFS videos on the other side don't work at all. Don't even know if it's just that slow or if they don't make the videos available on IPFS despite using CIDs in the URL.
Just a heads up, IPFS uses a dht, like torrents, but it's like all one giant "torrent" with an enormous dynamically-made data set. Performance has been degrading as it grows like what has been happening with https://d.tube.
The core IPFS devs acknowledge it turns out dht's don't scale well and have in mind to come up with better routing.
Really hope we get more resources poured to development of p2p systems. Webtorrent like in bitchute is even more shit with awful performance of current implementations and still a newborn protocol.
We need this shit yesterday especially with the purging and censorship of conservatives and now we're realizing it. Not only build the sites but the infant protocols too.
It was a YouTube show. He was acquired by Netflix so all the old episodes have been removed from YouTube. I'll link the Bill Hader episode but it's on a website called dtube that I'm not sure is reputable (but it works ok for me with adblock).Norm MacDonald Live-Bill Hader
Steem2.0 and IPFS once finished by end of year on EOS will enable . Check d.tube...it works with IPFS storage , Steem on chain token economy and off chain javascripts video processing with player.
Sia uses its own token economy and IPFS in more genric storage application way than just video storage, no difference. IPFS is opensource and B1 have road-map to support it.
> I didn't imagine Helsinki, right?
Yeah everyone went nuts about Helsinki, I didn't know why until I saw the documentary.
I know why now.
The Magnitsky act - Behind the scenes
https://d.tube/#!/v/doessteemitwork/89n1gkl9
YouTube is getting more and more corrupt and they're trying to control the content shared on their Network. We should stop this and start using dtube. Your content will never be removed by anyone and it's a million times better than YouTube. Try it now @ https://d.tube/
I'd say that the biggest problems that Freenet has is how heavy it is to run a server, especially when things like WoT and Sonne plugins are installed, and speed/reliability issues when pulling large files. Unfortunately I think I2P just makes those problems worse.
I love Freenet, but I feel like the best course of action now is to work on plausible deniability and anonymity features for IPFS. At it's core, IPFS is pretty much Freenet, but with opt in pinning rather than automatic, and a lot of the availability issues solved.
A really great example of this technology in action is https://d.tube, which just went live like a week ago. It's a YouTube clone where everything is served through IPFS. All the content is static, and ratings / incentives are all done via Steem, which is a decentralized, on-blockchain social network. I've been thinking through how it would work to have media files encrypted by default, and have the decryption keys passed around in the URLs, and then with some scripts to do auto-pinning, you could safely auto-pin encrypted content, and suddenly you're back to the security model of Freenet. That would be neat.
I literally recorded "there's always another way" for my do-over...
internet archive so you can download: https://archive.org/details/lucifer-deckerstar-season-6-finale-the-good-ending
dtube for better watching online: https://d.tube/#!/v/nynia1337/QmeLjvenPrG7hdTwDVmmvFKhm3EWkb7Y7L2jUiFH7kBV8r
Share these links with your friend, hopefully this might help fix some of the awful memory the ending gave her of season 6. (posting these in comments to a few videos because I don't know how long they last)
internet archive so you can download: https://archive.org/details/lucifer-deckerstar-season-6-finale-the-good-ending
dtube for better watching online: https://d.tube/#!/v/nynia1337/QmeLjvenPrG7hdTwDVmmvFKhm3EWkb7Y7L2jUiFH7kBV8r
Everything you just said is everything I felt while watching the long-drawn-out tragedy of the ending. I posted links in another comment already, but you put what I was thinking so much better than I could.
I made my own edits for myself to enjoy the ending they all deserved, and posted it a couple of places to share for others who felt the same way, for as long as these last: internet archive so you can download: https://archive.org/details/lucifer-deckerstar-season-6-finale-the-good-ending
dtube for better watching online: https://d.tube/#!/v/nynia1337/QmeLjvenPrG7hdTwDVmmvFKhm3EWkb7Y7L2jUiFH7kBV8r
Let’s get you a little boost, let me know your DTube username and I’ll send a tip to help charge quicker.
Additionally can get 10 DTube easy by doing a simple video #OriginalDTuber Verification aka hold up a piece of paper with username and acknowledge you are actively posting to DTube 😜
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You publish a CID and serve the file. Once you get viewers they also serve the file as long as it lives on their device. Dtube may remove the links to your content but not the content itself.
You can find this info on their FAQ and more generally on https://ipfs.io
It's okay, I guess. They kinda have a system that I didn't really look into, bec I was just looking for somewhere to upload without getting flagged. 😅 I've been constantly getting errors when uploading on DM, so I had to look somewhere else.
The site does have some limitations - they only accept mp4s (and based on my experience, 720p max), you now have to have a certain number of 'DTube coins' to be able to upload (I had to ask a mod on discord for those, bec you have to either buy or earn them 😂), and there's that 'voting power' thing that you have to earn to boost your videos or someone else's.
So, probably not the most ideal alternative if those are dealbreakers for you. 😊
You can check out their Wiki here for more info. 😊
We'll be skipping integration with libtorrent 1.2.4 and 1.2.5 as these releases broke connectivity. It seems 1.2.6 solves these issues and the jump from 1.2.3 will include a great number of other updates.
We'll start our update cycle the last week of April, currently gathering all major issues and housekeeping tasks.
We're also taking a look at LBRY as a possible source of decentralized content, there's been way too many complaints from content creators on YouTube getting their channels outright deleted, projects like LBRY, PeerTube and d.tube need more users to be able to become viable alternatives to YouTube
We plan to have a good tutorial about this part of the website before the launch of the main net. Sorry about that.
Key identifier: can be any word you want, it's only there so you know which key does what
Public Key: the public key that will get added to your account and be able to transact
Permissions: a list of transaction types that the new key will be able to use
Your DTube account holds your DTC funds, and logging on a website with your main key can introduce security risks (phishing websites/apps mostly).
That's why we recommend that you create a key with lower permissions (for example only comment/vote/follow/unfollow), as these transactions cannot touch your DTC funds.
P.S: If you want to generate a new keypair, you can currently use this page: https://d.tube/#!/onboarding
Sorry, was just fucking with you, you aint a fag lol Dont rely on youtube, bud. Its going downhill bigtime. If you want to upload videos of family and friends (which I highly advise that you dont that shit online) try D.tube or theres tons of other options, dropbox is another, more private. Fuck youtube, it doesnt give a flying fuck about you or your uploads. Is there no way you can request all your videos, which are personal, back. Thats pretty fucked up. What got you banned in the first place if you dont me asking?
Video on bitchute, dtube and youtube.
Corbett offers this disturbing look at how the "elites" justify their love affair with propagandizing the people. They have successfully whipped us up into a frenzy over foreign "interference" and yet they can't get enough of their own propaganda.
There is an abjectly corrupt revolving door between the Mockingbird MSM and these government think tanks like the CFR. They are different arms of the same propaganda campaign run by the fascists running the show.
Actually, I originally made it without me talking. But then got complaints that I was spreading FUD because I hadn't explained the clip. So I spent a bunch of time re-recording it to add my thoughts on it.
I was definitely not trying to shill myself.
Here's the original version:
Thank you. I find it crazy that we are being censored and silenced across the board and we can't even get momentum to do something as simple as use a different website to solve the problem. The leaders who are being silenced are the ones who need to move platforms, and places like d.tube allow them to keep monetizing.
No...there is another.
In all honesty though it's past time for P2P services to replace all this corporate/state infused social media, I'm off all of it except reddit(which there are many alternatives to) and youtube(but I'm transitioning off that).
Youtube Bans Infowars (I Condemn This And It Needs to Stop)
Changed the link to Steemit...Styxx really on a rant...Too bad Steemit doesn't cast to a Chromecast...
Check out steemit. It's a blog-based aggregator based on the steemit blockchain, so it's decentralized and impossible to censor.
Their video-only wrapper is called d-tube and is, essentially, decentralized youtube. Check it out here. If Blender and every other how-to posted their videos on here, not only would these problems stop but those producers would actually make more money without ads.
Nothing to do with privacy, but there are many good applications for it. It's an incredibly good way to verify the original source of something - your message, money, etc. It's also a very good way to prevent censorship, as you can't go back and modify the blockchain.
So some good applications are money, if you need to be certain the money is going to an individual, but not for any privacy reason. Imagine you had a load of people watching the transaction - makes sure either side can't claim "I never received X", or that it was too little a payment, etc. But if, for instance, the recipient gets caught selling drugs, you know have a permanent trail saying you sent them money, which will make you a suspect.
https://d.tube/ is a very interesting project and something I'd call a good use of blockchain. It's a blockchain based YouTube clone. If you post something there that the government would object to, there's no way for them to take it down like they could YouTube.
There have been recent talks about Sony investing in a blockchain based DRM, which removes one of the reasons people dislike DRM (worrying about the DRM servers going down). This is less likely to happen with something blockchain based, as the "server" is everyone who's currently mining that coin.
First thing I did was find the comment someone mentioned earlier today (well, yesterday)... "what is the hardest sport you haven't tried?" at 42:30 right here: https://d.tube/#!/v/ivans2/gej6jz2y
Sorry, D-Tube apparently doesn't allow cueing videos to the exact moment, but like I said it's at 42:30.
Bonus brilliant Adam Eget moment happens at 49:15.
Recently I found about this on d.tube. Seems nice.
If you're a bit technical I highly recommend listening to the presentations on the Satoshi's Vision conference! The CoinGeek conference was nice too.
Or try D.tube. It's design is much more familiar and it provides more transparency to the user (you see how much a video makes). It can be a bit annoying to get an account, but in my opinion it's interface is more intuitive than peertube's interface
No one can censor you,
people can directly reward you by sending crypto or upvoting.
No central authority who bends over for advertisers since there are no ads and no central authority.
In other words - freedom
Our educational Youtube channel received two false reports for trying to remain objective as possible about the BTC-BCH chronicles and is now temporarily banned...
https://d.tube/#!/v/cryptiderising/djwwcb72
I went in with an open mind, but at this point the reality is clear. Bitcoin Core is largely pro-censorship while the worst of the Bitcoin Cash community I've seen haven't come close to this level of stifling discourse and conversation.
My advice: Forget Youtube. That platform is a censorship hotbed, and the Core Trolls need censorship to thrive. They're certainly not winning the war of words...
Dtube, Steemit, Bitchute, and Viewly are good alternatives, just to name a few.
Much love guys!
Since Youtube changed their algorithms, a lot of AA creators have been struggling lately. Wong Fu had to make a Patreon, and David Fung even tweeted about it. If AA content creators are looking for a more profitable platform, they might want to give a platform like https://d.tube a try. We haven't tried the platform ourselves, since ANBM doesn't really do youtube videos, but the advice comes from another AA content creator who does. Remember, when Wong Fu uploaded their first video to youtube over 12 years ago, youtube was probably in the same state as dtube is now. So if you're already creating and uploading content to youtube, it's not going to hurt uploading it to another platform, especially one that may pay better.
This one seems to work OK, I guess not every video is playable then because of something to do with the way the videos are stored and shared on the IPFS preventing some videos from playing at all.
here's one video that didn't play - https://d.tube/#!/v/datrobinplays/4mfbj25d
Looking at OP's history, most if not all of the comments are for promoting slate.io and their ICO (initial coin offering). Seems like Slate is trying to sell the sizzle and there's not enough steak.
I read slate.io's white paper and there are a couple of things that make this seem like a cash grab to me. They have the ability to change anything and everything in the white paper. They guarantee basically nothing so if you buy their coin. They release a fancy video ad that talks about how cool their coin is two days before it's suppose to go on sale to the public. I feel that's a hype generate release. The public gets to purchase ~45% of the coins offered, the rest are owned by Slate. So if you buy coins guess where some of your money goes to. You can only use the coins on Slate's platform and infrastructure and not anywhere else. There already exists a decentralized streaming site here: https://d.tube/ There are other streaming platforms that are more popular like https://livepeer.org/ Claiming to disrupt the industry such as Netflix and Amazon are BIG challenges and while those goals are great, seems way to quick without even having your platform be live.
Granted, there were some things I think could be promising, like making sure that content providers get the money that they deserve. Or selling tickets to events using the blockchain tech to competing with Ticketmaster. I don't like convenience fees and they're not going away anytime soon.
At the end of the day, just like every other ICO, we'll see if this becomes the next big thing or is forgotten about in the next year or so.
Monetization for the creator, ad free, censorship free. Spread the word and let people post their videos on here so YT cannot censor and fuck with peoples revenues from ads.
Ps. Yes, sounds like a pornsite. Isn't one.
Did YouTube LLC at least tell you why they took it down or are you left in the dark about that?
Oh by the way, did you hear about all the new decentralized and censorship-resistant video platforms popping up? d.tube is one of those.
This is a joke post, right? Right guys?
Mastodon is only getting some minor traction with special interest groups recently and Diaspora was dead long before Facebook even thrived.
Oh, and D-Tube, not PeerTube, will replace YouTube: https://d.tube/
P.S.: I'm pretty sure this whole post is only a shameless advertisement for OPs music video which is actually quite good but probably has a fair amount of copyrighted material in it.
Hello, singularityissonear! they were most likely talking about one of the BytecoinGuru Videos:
https://d.tube/#!/c/bytecoinguru
Plenty of new ones to come, my friend!
BYTECOIN TO THE MOON!!! (very soon)
Love the enthusiasm in this video! Also love the example with Burger Points™! Never thought or read of such a brilliant, simple metaphor.
Though I have a question: allegedly, USING a blockchain automatically means you're generating money. I've seen platforms like D.Tube where uploading and getting clicks on your videos pays you money; as well as just interacting with videos of others (liking them, writing comments...). The platforms of course make money, too. Maybe off ads, maybe off something else.
Assuming we had an international standard for what a game item is (lol), assuming we somehow manage to get a whole item into the blockchain so nobody would have to host/recreate it, assuming having each item in each game wouldn't break immersion, creative intent etc., assuming all other problems would just go away: would it be possible to "solve" the problem with the money by paying people who use the blockchain in a similar way as miners of Bitcoin are paid? Not only the players (we could pay them by giving them items I guess) but also the hosts and creators of games (because they're the reason players are interacting with the blockchain)?
My assumption is "no" but I still didn't get how and why Bitcoin miners get paid so I'm not sure.
You have to go to the top three bars on the upper left of where it says D.Tube then go to settings. You have to set the NSFW videos to SHOW under display preferences or you wont' see my videos.
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-SWTFT
Anyone used any alternatives and could share?
- Matrix.org
- https://d.tube/
For matrix a page can be made that hosts a video and can be discussed below. I've used it to make private webcams or share a desktop to a group. Dtube I've not used but was the first result I found for decentralized video.Matrix is pretty solid and could give us chat rooms and moderation. Bring back the old irc days and we can host all the DD ourselves.
I keep wondering how long people will continue to put up with it... Looking forward to the rise of decentralized video sites like odysee.com, 3speak.tv, or d.tube. Censorship resistant platforms are out there, just lacking in visibility and content, relative to YouTube's massive audience.
Always great seeing more exposure to stuff like this. Just searched "IWW OT101" on YouTube and was given lackluster results, with a few exceptions I'm checking out now. Might not hurt to get some content on decentralized platforms like 3speak.tv or d.tube as well.
Naturally, reading blog posts, listening to podcasts, and watching videos aren't nearly the same as live face-to-face training, but it's certainly a good start.
>He tested negative for four months, meaning he was no longer infected with the virus.
We've already been over this. This video starting at 54:21 https://d.tube/v/uploader18/QmQuaQ6Vo9qGpMzHTgJrkEXrJJofGxAaEiJZetNmZTumQB explains the kind of rigor needed for a positive COVID test to be taken seriously.
And as I said before, your explanation requires us to believe that a guy was infected by a virus, that the virus was completely destroyed, and that the guy was infected by another virus that just so happened to look like the first virus in every way, only slightly different. What are the odds?
I'm not sure what you think a barrage of hyperlinks proves. Do you expect me to click on each one of them and then make an attempt at creating an argument for your side? I can provide a barrage of hyperlinks that claim Elvis is still alive. Does it follow then that Elvis is alive? Obviously not.
There is no documented and proven case of COVID reinfection. That is to say, there is no record of a person contracting COVID, recovering, and then becoming reinfected. There's a lot of hearsay, speculation, and baseless claims, but there's actually no documented and proven case of it happening.
In fact, the CDC has claimed in a response to a FOIA request that they do not collect this kind of data. Isn't that both odd and convenient? Therefore, the CDC has no evidence of a person contracting COVID, recovering, and then becoming reinfected. Here's a screenshot of that CDC response: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FD8-lm9VQAIoy1F?format=jpg&name=900x900
Dr. Peter McCullough explains in this interview (starting at 54:27) how there has been no documented and proven case of COVID reinfection and what would need to happen for reinfection to be demonstrated.
https://d.tube/v/uploader18/QmQuaQ6Vo9qGpMzHTgJrkEXrJJofGxAaEiJZetNmZTumQB
D.tube - https://d.tube/#!/wiki/faq/how-does-dtube-work
Decentralized blockchain based video platform.
Its as fast as, if not faster, than youtube.
You can upload 4k content already.
Content creators are rewarded for uploading.
Users are rewarded for voting and commenting.
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Its just missing good content creators. Everything else is ready.
I don't know much about Web 3.0 in depth but it looks promising from outside. We need more mainstream applications for web 3.0 for larger adoption of it. I only know one application which uses decentralization tech that is Dtube that good be a very good competitor for Youtube in decentralized space. Most apps or dapps are based on the crypto or defi which many people are not familiar with.
One things which attracts me to Web 3.0 is that "We will own our own data, not the facebook (or any other company)". let's hope for better privacy focused Internet in future......
There is also one another alternative called DTube. You can use a Hive or Steem account there as well.
>I could see Odysee being used as an echo chamber for conspiracy theories and political propaganda due to the lack of moderation.
I thought it had already become one at a point?
im doing the same, im signed up for d.tube cuz it seems similar. but other alternatives ive heard of are odysee and 3speak. But honestly, join me, if you dislike a video, report it and give the reason "dislike" if enough people do it, its bound to have them take some sort of action. I made a new account in case they try banning me.
seems like they are doing waves, was working for me until half an hour ago. just made an account for d.tube, lets see if i can make the switch lol. If not, im just going to report videos instead of disliking
> Ok but do you think “fuck shady Web2 companies” and vague claims about interoperability are really enough
I do. Just like "fuck overpriced taxis" were enough to get people to move to Uber and Lyft, and "fuck surveillance" was enough to get people to move to Bitcoin and Monero. I think getting everybody will take time, but I personally am moving away from big tech services, and I think as alternatives mature, more people will move as well.
I do agree that in some cases centralization will probably always be more efficient. But it's hard to tell just how much more efficient, because Web 3.0 is so new. I think give it a few more years and we'll see how fast Web 3.0 can really get. Because after a certain point, performance actually doesn't matter as much anymore. If a website loads in 0.3 seconds versus 0.35, I probably won't notice. And when the differences in performance are that small, other things become more important. Like flexibility and privacy and interoperability. For example, the iPad Pro is probably the fastest tablet out there. Yet I still wouldn't prefer one because other tablets are fast enough, and less locked down. And I know there are plenty others like me.
As for a concrete example of a Web 3.0 application, there's a list of them here. One of the apps listed there is d.tube, which is a video platform like Youtube but uses IPFS for storage and Avalon blockchain for the database. I noticed that a few videos are just youtube embeds, but the vast majority seem to be legitimate IPFS videos, and performance is great too.
My buddy made a video also about AWOO FINANCE offcourse. AWOO comes at the end
The video is on DTUBE and STEEMIT Thanks for SHARING
Alternate link if the video is blocked on Youtube : https://d.tube/#!/v/mixcalibur21/QmcEiYLK72A4vvj3ua8quAowuDxDmpeCjenMbY5ouXUHm9
Listen / download audio track : https://sowndhaus.audio/track/21884
Really? https://d.tube/#!/v/truthsetsy0ufre3/QmUZ1ctaUy6Un5pSysZD3wTpw8Mo3jy8br8jKRCKVuqRdx
Try going to a pharmacy and asking for the Comirnaty vaccine with proof it is Comirnaty.
Saves lives? https://d.tube/#!/v/truthsetsy0ufre3/QmUZ1ctaUy6Un5pSysZD3wTpw8Mo3jy8br8jKRCKVuqRdx Not according to a number of doctors and healthcare professionals who are breaking away from the money trail.
Welcome friend, like my fellow d.tuber u/D00k13DotCom said the most used platform for communications is discord.
Here's my channel https://d.tube/#!/c/anime4theworld-studi0
If you check out your about page example https://d.tube/#!/c/anime4theworld-studi0/about
You should see the Bandwidth Update metric if to low you cannot perform any action on the site as all actions cost some Bandwidth to perform.
This Bandwidth adds up if you have 🚩DTC. you get 10 bytes per DTC every 1 hour.
D.tube - Decentralized youtube
Theta.tv - Decentralized Twitch
There are a few trying this sort of thing. Theta is doing OK, d.tube seems to be gaining new users constantly.
its just the central styles of service are MUCH faster at streaming data. Its like a back step experience wise of about 5 years using these new services.
Problem with decentralization is that most people don't care.
They still use Safari, Internet Explorer and Samsung Browser, without any idea why Chrome or Firefox is just better.
Because of that, it's very hard to make domains work, you either need to create a browser to compete with Chrome and Firefox. For now ETH domains work only while using the MetaMask extension and that's sad.
I'm sure that decentralization will come far when people learn about it, they actually should start learning it at school in IT classes. Because this is actually the future.
and many others, people need also to just use it, give feedback, hop on Github and help improving it. Because Google, Microsoft and Facebook as way too much data about people.
> feel like you could manage on instagram, plenty of people just link a backup account in case their main gets deleted. And instagram is pretty lazy or foolish in dealing with reports of any kind.
Well I'll be backing up all my videos on Bitchute or D.Tube moving forward. The good news is, MY CHANNEL WAS RESTORED! I sent a strong appeal letter which took me a whole day to perfect, plus I got a lot of help from people here, Facebook FairTube and Twitter.
I just signed up for a d.tube account yesterday and made sure that I copied everything exactly into a credentials text file. Not only was I unable to link my FB account during the signup process, I also never received the SMS code to link my phone number.
On top of all of this, I couldn't even complete the signup process on Chrome, I had to open POS Microsoft Edge to complete the signup process.
I was finally able to get tot the welcome video, and now same thing, I cannot log in on any browser. I really, really really want this to work.
What about d.tube?
It checks every box you want. It's decentralized and there are no means for anyone to censor content much less a DCMA takedown request. It's a youtube clone hosted on the Hive blockchain.
The only downside is, should the site get populated with child porn or something horrific like that, nobody has any recourse to take it down.