Oh we're gonna do this again YouTube?
Self-hosting your own media content on a Raspberry Pi is not "dangerous or harmful".
I'm appealing of course; they're saying installing LibreElec on a Raspberry Pi circumvents copyright?!
Oh we're gonna do this again YouTube?
Self-hosting your own media content on a Raspberry Pi is not "dangerous or harmful".
I'm appealing of course; they're saying installing LibreElec on a Raspberry Pi circumvents copyright?!
Video used to be here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hFas54xFtg
We'll see if I can get it reinstated.
Last time they pulled down a video about self-hosted media libraries, it was put back up a few hours later after appeal.
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
Are you able to host this episode elsewhere? 🫤🤷♂️
@geerlingguy Best pi4 distro for running moonlight in 4k :D
(I mean in terms of getting it going clean, and ignore me saying best here)
@jan @geerlingguy @peertube i think he might have some extra hardware laying around to host 🤪
Maybe the next YouTube can be how to host and migrate to peertube
Though, I'm sure the revenue would take a major hit. No YouTube ad money, probably hard to get sponsored content.
Something something no ethical consumerism under capitalism something something
The world just needs to know how to make @peertube run in a Pi cluster 😉

That's why comments with links get deleted; they might take you away to the dangerous World Wide Web outside of YouTube, which is potentially harmful. (And there's no appeals process or even published standards for those.)
But it IS dangerous to the profits of predatory corporations
@geerlingguy They're beginning to issue warnings for using adblockers in a browser again as well. I had it pop up a couple of times the past three days.
Refreshing the cache of uBlock Origin seems to solve it, but they're restarting their campaign to nag users into get premium subscription (with ads!) as well.