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> Without any backups floating around out there this stuff is gone forever I think part of the problem is that most backup efforts result in lawsuits. Related,
by nomel 3y ago
> Without any backups floating around out there this stuff is gone forever
I think part of the problem is that most backup efforts result in lawsuits. Related, I wonder how much the data stores, like those that OpenAI used, have preserved, and I wonder how much they will purge from their servers, to be lost forever, as the lawsuits increase.
For Youtube, it also has compression rot. It's not a storage solution, as I've learned. All the videos I uploaded have slowly reduced in resolution, bitrate, and quality, over the years. Those that are more than a decade old have become a blurry mess that I can barely see, at a fraction of the resolution. I can't blame them. They don't really have views, so they're a money sink.
- abwizz 3y ago> all the videos I uploaded have slowly reduced in resolution, bitrate, and quality, over the years. i know that feeling when i watch "old" stuff too, did you confirm this in any way or is just subjective? asking because after a while of watching pal/ntsc style content it becomes normal again.
- nomel 3y agoResolution after upload was 1080, but now it’s 480 with extremely low bitrate. I uploaded them to Vimeo also, where they’re still great quality.