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Watch "Let's de-Google-ify the Internet" on PeerTube https://peer.mathdacloud.ovh/videos/watch/c193a2f6-8b24-48c3-a93e-f89bd71cad42 https://peer.mathdacloud.ov

Watch "Let's de-Google-ify the Internet" on PeerTube https://peer.mathdacloud.ovh/videos/watch/c193a2f6-8b24-48c3-a93e-f89bd71cad42 https://peer.mathdacloud.ovh/videos/watch/c193a2f6-8b24-48c3... https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube https://instances.joinpeertube.org/instances https://instances.joinpeertube.org/instances

kiostech 8y ago
https://d.tube/ https://d.tube/
- bepvte 8y ago
  Opened it up, saw a foot fetish video on the front page.
  - deleted 8y ago
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  - ASalazarMX 8y ago
    It's like old Youtube then.
    - djsumdog 8y ago
      Or like random network shares on the University dorm network.
    - jhabdas 8y ago
      Not until it learns your specific for fetish them shows your kids on NewPipe.
- fl0wenol 8y ago
  Everything on there looks like a scam or those 5-minute lifehack compilations where you lose a finger if you tried them yourself.
rukittenme 8y ago
> Clicks on link. > 0 peers. > Refreshes YouTube. > 500. > Realize the internet is a distraction from what is really fulfilling and meaningful in life. > YouTube's back up. > Watch "Micheal Jackson's 'Bad' but Every Time he says 'bad' the Music Speeds Up".
hello123456789 8y ago
WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO!
cliffdover 8y ago
Only getting like 1 peer per video and <150kb download.
- mitchtbaum 8y ago
  That de-Google-ify video I linked has 26 peers currently.
- purvis 8y ago
  I had the same problem, but it was because one of my privacy extensions had disabled WebRTC.
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zaxomi 8y ago
When YouTube comes back up again, I can recommend Tom Scott with "Single Point of Failure: The (Fictional) Day Google Forgot To Check Passwords" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4GB_NDU43Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4GB_NDU43Q
- DonaldFisk 8y ago
  It's back up.
  - mito88 8y ago
    it's black! :)
- ateesdalejr 8y ago
  Yes! This video was what caused me to reconsider my use of Google services seriously.
  - scrollaway 8y ago
    I was wondering how to react if this happened to me while watching the video. If, like me, you use Google with your email on your own domain (eg. gsuite), you could, in an emergency, change your MX records to something non-google.
    - corobo 8y ago
      Worth noting that "In an emergency" also relies on your MX records' TTL being set to a low value
      - breakingcups 8y ago
        And the DNS not being managed by Google and the domain not being bought through Google.
- acobster 8y ago
  Wow, thanks for the recommendation. Harrowing.
jancsika 8y ago
4 peers with about 320KB download
- jancsika 8y ago
  Download finished, but I only uploaded 6MB total. Too bad because I've got a symmetric up and down.
  - jancsika 8y ago
    Oh wow-- just went to the "Trending" page and it's got a bunch of thumbnails of stuff like Stallman speech videos next to thumbnails of pornography. The Stallman/Porn ratio is about 2:9. (Well, to be fair there's also Peertube related videos.) So in keeping with the history of the internet, porn seems to be the main driver here. But then their UI solution to keep newcomers from being offended is to blur out the porn thumbnails. So either: a) the newcomer-- like me-- isn't after porn, and the majority of the screen real estate is wasted, or b) the newcomer or return visitor is there for porn, the thumbnails they want to view are blurred out, and Stallman's face is eating up valuable porn thumbnail real estate. Modest UX suggestion: follow the history of nearly the entire internet and separate out your porn from your everything else.

kiostech 8y ago

https://d.tube/ https://d.tube/

bepvte 8y ago
Opened it up, saw a foot fetish video on the front page.
- deleted 8y ago
  [deleted]
- ASalazarMX 8y ago
  It's like old Youtube then.
  - djsumdog 8y ago
    Or like random network shares on the University dorm network.
  - jhabdas 8y ago
    Not until it learns your specific for fetish them shows your kids on NewPipe.
fl0wenol 8y ago
Everything on there looks like a scam or those 5-minute lifehack compilations where you lose a finger if you tried them yourself.

rukittenme 8y ago

> Clicks on link. > 0 peers. > Refreshes YouTube. > 500. > Realize the internet is a distraction from what is really fulfilling and meaningful in life. > YouTube's back up. > Watch "Micheal Jackson's 'Bad' but Every Time he says 'bad' the Music Speeds Up".

hello123456789 8y ago

WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO!

cliffdover 8y ago

Only getting like 1 peer per video and <150kb download.

mitchtbaum 8y ago
That de-Google-ify video I linked has 26 peers currently.
purvis 8y ago
I had the same problem, but it was because one of my privacy extensions had disabled WebRTC.

deleted 8y ago

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zaxomi 8y ago

When YouTube comes back up again, I can recommend Tom Scott with "Single Point of Failure: The (Fictional) Day Google Forgot To Check Passwords" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4GB_NDU43Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4GB_NDU43Q

DonaldFisk 8y ago
It's back up.
- mito88 8y ago
  it's black! :)
ateesdalejr 8y ago
Yes! This video was what caused me to reconsider my use of Google services seriously.
- scrollaway 8y ago
  I was wondering how to react if this happened to me while watching the video. If, like me, you use Google with your email on your own domain (eg. gsuite), you could, in an emergency, change your MX records to something non-google.
  - corobo 8y ago
    Worth noting that "In an emergency" also relies on your MX records' TTL being set to a low value
    - breakingcups 8y ago
      And the DNS not being managed by Google and the domain not being bought through Google.
acobster 8y ago
Wow, thanks for the recommendation. Harrowing.

jancsika 8y ago

4 peers with about 320KB download

jancsika 8y ago
Download finished, but I only uploaded 6MB total. Too bad because I've got a symmetric up and down.
- jancsika 8y ago
  Oh wow-- just went to the "Trending" page and it's got a bunch of thumbnails of stuff like Stallman speech videos next to thumbnails of pornography. The Stallman/Porn ratio is about 2:9. (Well, to be fair there's also Peertube related videos.) So in keeping with the history of the internet, porn seems to be the main driver here. But then their UI solution to keep newcomers from being offended is to blur out the porn thumbnails. So either: a) the newcomer-- like me-- isn't after porn, and the majority of the screen real estate is wasted, or b) the newcomer or return visitor is there for porn, the thumbnails they want to view are blurred out, and Stallman's face is eating up valuable porn thumbnail real estate. Modest UX suggestion: follow the history of nearly the entire internet and separate out your porn from your everything else.