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From what I read on a forum, the Kiss network rotates their videos across a large number of Google accounts. It's quite amazing how they manage that kind of inf
by Cyph0n 10y ago
From what I read on a forum, the Kiss network rotates their videos across a large number of Google accounts. It's quite amazing how they manage that kind of infrastructure. What's more impressive is that when Google catches whiff of them, which they have done multiple times now, they're usually back up in a few days.
If any of the Kiss devs are reading this, you should commercialize your stack, and aim it at people who want high availability personal video storage.
- AdrianRossouw 10y agoplex just announced a cloud based version that runs off video stored on amazon drive.
- milankragujevic 10y agoBack when I used to host pirated videos on Google, I used Picasa. I had a server with a GUI installed that I would download stuff onto, then drag into Picasa and upload it. After that I'd just use a bunch of proxy servers to request the stream from Google, and set up a redirector to send my users to the proper endpoints. Not that hard, just very labor intensive. AFAIK there are no automated bots / scripts that do this, just lots of people that drag&drop videos via VNC.