user101010

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   by user101010 10y ago

   I disagree, but whatever. If anything, this got me extremely interested in what these kinds of decentralized systems can be put to use for. Now I get to look up IPFS, so thank you. :)
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   by user101010 10y ago

   I suppose the Internet is a "content platform," but that's in the most basic sense of the term. I mean things like YouTube and Vessel that are trying to bring together all those things you mention. If anything, I wouldn'
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   by user101010 10y ago

   I think one of the key parts to this working in the long-run is the client that has to come with this. Like you said, YouTube already exists. It's easy. Also, I don't think most users will happily search for something by starting
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   by user101010 10y ago

   I agree with your point about owning the LBRY address. The article kept referring to the people who value the name the most being the ones who eventually own the addresses, but that doesn't stop big enough freebooters from squating on
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   by user101010 10y ago

   The submission definitely mentions YouTube and Netflix as services it could replace, as well as bemoaning the centralized nature of many content platforms. I think the title is perfectly accurate.