Fedi.Video1d ago

#PeerTube is more than just techy stuff nowadays! 🥳 Here's a thread of human-curated video playlists to help you discover what's available:

TOPICS
3D Printing - https://fedi.video/w/p/qax18Q5wPJw7E7SDKUJFTE
Adventure Games - https://fedi.video/w/p/sVAoWjJZQnSZnw9kyur9Y3
Animals - https://fedi.video/w/p/dUP8ub8SkvAQZygMacmx3w
Animation - https://fedi.video/w/p/18pM2fMmVb11TDokdbPBCP
Art & Artists - https://fedi.video/w/p/5ipZQ3F61oGHLrSEEBcFMo
Board Games & Card Games - https://fedi.video/w/p/rVaisWFBTK9ECVHdL7NNo2
Books, Reading & Writing - https://fedi.video/w/p/nJCANXPGtVkQCELSgTgMnL
City Planning & Urbanism - https://fedi.video/w/p/gfM65MJwWNUQFXVhj19M8A

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3D Printing 🧰

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PeerTube playlists (continued):

Clothes - https://fedi.video/w/p/8ZCFV2hUF1DNBqBrXCZN8n
Crafts & DIY - https://fedi.video/w/p/hUMjRB95x3qV7KKXJPLEsm
Cycling - https://fedi.video/w/p/3aso1cuAwWPtoWJ9Fb8SBW
Documentaries - https://fedi.video/w/p/tPxJXrsdrXTvcFYZogBNC1
Electronics - https://fedi.video/w/p/6oEj2dPJWdfwZiB7HdYRze
Fediverse & Internet - https://fedi.video/w/p/qd6TmzqPyGksTVdAm9qEax
Films (silent) - https://fedi.video/w/p/sp9msEzM8z5SPZuizBzxFG
Films (sound) - https://fedi.video/w/p/fHrzK7h9WDaR2dmLRPszeM
Fitness & Exercise - https://fedi.video/w/p/7x4PUyEY8m5NqrugN472Ro
Food, Drink & Cooking - https://fedi.video/w/p/4w8xB6R598fMw1YekgfxXq
Gardens & Gardening - https://fedi.video/w/p/tTGagpr99PNv92xdB57v7W

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Clothes 👕

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PeerTube playlists (cont.):

History - https://fedi.video/w/p/rJFrNNvXysAm4o5UwA3WZM
Linux & FOSS - https://fedi.video/w/p/cie3VtttH4gbEDupfo4gDq
Luanti (Minetest) - https://fedi.video/w/p/czvkNsWu863gDraGhwK5n1
Music & Musicians - https://fedi.video/w/p/awN1fuYE2XYRriP2kUjHbQ
Music Production & Making Music - https://fedi.video/w/p/fGfN1yaQget3FmHwoq2FTQ
Outdoors - https://fedi.video/w/p/bMtSqxhKDnDUw96k2PFJ9C
Photography, Cinematography & Filmmaking - https://fedi.video/w/p/26XZ9rDxjJg2zLUevMDPdF
Programming & Software Development - https://fedi.video/w/p/gn2EAf2xwhFgRvkmpXFhQB
Public Transport & Transit - https://fedi.video/w/p/tR7YP3hu4JgBhwxQkM8swJ
Radio - https://fedi.video/w/p/pxJaKPS5TQtMRPV26y1NWh

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History 📜

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PeerTube playlists (cont.):

Railways & Trains - https://fedi.video/w/p/exaVr36h3yiPpmdiCL4Goq
Retro Computing - https://fedi.video/w/p/vELpWPU1b3QjZBQjWV36QF
Retro Gaming - https://fedi.video/w/p/ePLWj5pZkBS1JRgYoSGTzg
Retro Pop Culture - https://fedi.video/w/p/6nThwGYWkrGN3QeGJ7D5e4
Retro Tech - https://fedi.video/w/p/a6T4xa9cXvemn9zLhkwDzW
Role Playing Games - https://fedi.video/w/p/gL27yCSLLJLJ7toDoDQ7mk
Science - https://fedi.video/w/p/sUdexuKYQgnz8nr89vZbg1
Self-Hosting - https://fedi.video/w/p/jmffEzZSCEbmtp2QdrRPXD
Space - https://fedi.video/w/p/vBDbu1HGQb3yEXH6CZMFYe
Synths - https://fedi.video/w/p/isaqbqRVCC2tZimMpt3teq
Travel - https://fedi.video/w/p/7gzzUZhyMdSgGtymtBQpou
Video Games - https://fedi.video/w/p/9Dpg485oZnnNpgQ5xb8iWk

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Trains & Railways 🚆

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PeerTube playlists (continued):

TIME PERIODS
1900s - https://fedi.video/w/p/b4gAZAvJENeKXfQY4tVar2
1910s - https://fedi.video/w/p/83cyJFiPLaEt1Z27VL88yk
1920s - https://fedi.video/w/p/xB5qoTbReTZXA4XXovRf1x
1930s - https://fedi.video/w/p/fpXsFR6gUXUCHfiSwvnLvG
1940s - https://fedi.video/w/p/h42MA8K9VtRYQcDEhCSHBi
1950s - https://fedi.video/w/p/iLucwwTYM9YCSvbca81LhN
1960s - https://fedi.video/w/p/m2vuhgANCq9tKVRkr2nUet
1970s - https://fedi.video/w/p/vj4NmovKRWsPyhu8JDMfrc
1980s - https://fedi.video/w/p/npPfYxGJofQQ5r1swHndbo
1990s - https://fedi.video/w/p/a374U2JCbsDXVwkQv9ESNx

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1900s 🎩

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PeerTube playlists (continued):

RETRO COMPUTERS & CONSOLES
Acorn - https://fedi.video/w/p/m6ptC81c7dWqt9Skc4hHPb
Amiga - https://fedi.video/w/p/rBBYAHtsBcpBXtpcT26VPG
Amstrad CPC etc - https://fedi.video/w/p/ciiLuybi7qkWyzWy38vTrD
Apple Macintosh - https://fedi.video/w/p/pvDUZ5ertnHPQhfFvWq9pS
Arcade Games - https://fedi.video/w/p/6QjKcQbxvM2UWsC7SLifSM
Atari computers - https://fedi.video/w/p/u7E2A1QSFkQETNkVAhS6DH
Atari games consoles - https://fedi.video/w/p/7E2rpCBUoTmWaVDViPK4S1
Bandai - https://fedi.video/w/p/55iC84mZKG5pTGd29GYWUe
Commodore 64 etc - https://fedi.video/w/p/pehGFaiwWYVrFQHWXsjSqc
Fujitsu FM Towns etc - https://fedi.video/w/p/5koAAs4oExfft35u5bn5YU

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Acorn Computers playlist

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PeerTube playlists (continued):

RETRO COMPUTERS & CONSOLES (continued)
MS-DOS - https://fedi.video/w/p/uEorJj9vYsrdmihjc2otzu
MSX - https://fedi.video/w/p/pfLJRRyNFjbGPhcG6AFdZX
NEC PC Engine etc - https://fedi.video/w/p/dkGkmYrHiQym1YuM7fWJkL
Nintendo - https://fedi.video/w/p/kKAQ6AkCLn9yZwsJy4dYur
Oric - https://fedi.video/w/p/9L2WiwAaNsd54ieA5bds6B
Sega - https://fedi.video/w/p/bscGc7iSmbd8qkyagmncAs
Sinclair ZX Spectrum etc - https://fedi.video/w/p/fKcNNx7EdTxa4pcV5AcfgE
SNK Neo Geo - https://fedi.video/w/p/6hyrER4oUFRvXmRhxZoAJ8
Sony PlayStation - https://fedi.video/w/p/o8h5WNYasjCD8tLLqsH1Yn
Texas Instruments TI-99/4A - https://fedi.video/w/p/2xitoEV748hKWzFk84Ddzf
Vectrex - https://fedi.video/w/p/2H6EHznqEJoehyEYxooppe

7/8

MS-DOS playlist

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PeerTube playlists (continued):

SEASONAL
Christmas - https://fedi.video/w/p/nVmnztNREu5f6QtHzJ9tUJ
Easter - https://fedi.video/w/p/7AYm3QTAnvpJsdcSEpSbr9
Halloween - https://fedi.video/w/p/ddtnp1T5TCMxzsFDRs35e4

BEST OF PEERTUBE
Best of PeerTube 2025 - https://fedi.video/w/p/ddaBzij9HNENLHN9U2XjMd
Best of PeerTube 2024 - https://fedi.video/w/p/9FGkNfjBeJ3j3GKjevJ7xX
Miscellaneous Fun Things - https://fedi.video/w/p/biNer6d4VBp8kMg3kSvwHD
Featured Videos - https://fedi.video/w/p/mriGETt45THTAjGbCDA8bY

Click on a playlist to watch it, scroll or swipe a playlist's video list to browse its entire contents.

8/8

Christmas 🎄

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Show threadAdhidarma Hadiwinoto 1d ago
@FediVideo I'm wondering, how much people must pay to watch #Fantasmagorie when it released on 1908. It's shorter than 2 minutes 
Show threadRobin Adams1d ago

@adhisimon @FediVideo Most films at the time were not much longer than that - typically 5 to 10 minutes.

Cinemas in the US in 1908 cost a nickel (5 cents) and were known as "nickelodeons". They showed a series of short films one after the other. You paid your nickel, went in, watched for as long as you wanted, and left.

Show threadDemokritus Jorik 1d ago
@robinadams @adhisimon @FediVideo hmm interesting. So paying isn't just for one viewing. You can left anytime.
Show threadRobin Adams1d ago

@serigala_tropis @adhisimon @FediVideo That was the way cinemas worked for a long time. Even after "feature films" became a thing, cinemas played continuously a programme that usually consisted of a newsreel, a few short films and cartoons, a B-movie and then the feature film. The audience came and left whenever.

So many people would come in in the middle of the movie, watch the end and then the shorts, watch the start of the movie, whisper to each other "Isn't this where we came in?" and leave.

It was Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960) that changed the trend. He made cinemas enforce a policy of no admission after the film had started, so as not to spoil the big shock when Janet Leigh's character (which the publicity had made you think was going to be the main character) is killed in the shower.

Show threadDemokritus Jorik 1d ago
@robinadams @adhisimon @FediVideo well we can't have this in the modern times. if it were, people would not leave watching "Inception" (2010) in cinemas because the movie isn't meant for only one-time viewing and audiences will stay on cinema until it's full, barring new audience from entering the room. 😆
Show threadFedi.Video1d ago

@robinadams @serigala_tropis @adhisimon

There's a very good novel and TV series called "The Night Watch" by Sarah Waters, which is set in the 1940s which plays with this concept.

You see the story begin halfway through, which is the same way someone would enter a cinema in the 1940s. You then see the story from the middle to the end, and then after that you see the beginning of the story and the true context for the ending.

Show threadFedi.Video1d ago

@robinadams @adhisimon

Yup, cinemas were more like television back then. It wasn't just fiction films, there were also news bulletins, sports events, documentaries etc.

There also used to be specialist cinemas devoted entirely to news, the equivalent of a rolling news channel today. You paid to go in and catch up, then leave when you wanted.

TV was then invented and took over, especially as sets became cheaper, and the only thing left that people preferred in the cinema were long form films.

Show threadAdhidarma Hadiwinoto 23h ago
@FediVideo @robinadams yes, feels like I'm watching an episode of some serries on cable. Watch in the middle because too late at the begining, and waiting for the replay few hours again to watch the begining