heimindanger

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by heimindanger 8y ago
can it spray on people walking there?
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by heimindanger 9y ago
The blockchain gives us some decentralized discoverability. The new/hot/trending listings come directly from the blockchain, and cannot be altered by us. It follows the reddit ranking algorithm. But yes I agree. Us controlling rel
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by heimindanger 9y ago
Actually we started out with dtube.video domain and the .TUBE registry owner noticed and liked our project so much that he offered the domain for a very fair price. :)) True story
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by heimindanger 9y ago
Holding STEEM currency will give you more influence on the network (increase the $ ouput of your votes). A fresh account will give like 0.002 per vote, while my account with 5000 Steem gives about 2$ per vote. Also, people who vote get &#x2
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by heimindanger 9y ago
The STEEM blockchain is not centralized, and the governance is done through voting witnesses (people running the steem source code). There are hundreds of people running it => https://steemit.com/~witnesses Also the supp
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by heimindanger 9y ago
I believe the same applies to steemit.com. Well once something gets written on the blockchain, it's hard to remove it. The DTube domain (that we control) would always be able to block certain videos in extreme cases, but the videos wou
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by heimindanger 9y ago
yes, during 0.7 version, after writing docs on all active repos the popularity of this thread on hackernews makes it obviously needed, and im quite certain with our popularity we would get quality pull requests from the community
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by heimindanger 9y ago
ipfs.io is the public gateway ran by Protocol Labs staff. There are dozens of other available gateways (we used like 8 gateways total before, and we decided to stick to the most performant ones). We still use infura.io for the videos too. W
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by heimindanger 9y ago
A good old website? No. We don't need the domain, you can take the https://github.com/dtube/production repository, ipfs add -r it on ipfs, and use DTube this way -> https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmR