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PrincessCory@lemmy.wtfOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Do you know about the Lbry, and what do you think of it..?
2·1 year agoWell you are hosting videos that are on lbry but its done automaticly, its not something that you have to do manyaly. You just enter the desktop aplikacion and watch videos. And rest is done on itsown. Videos that you watched you are now hosting for others to watch and thats it. You just set how much memory you want to allow app to use, so it doesnt fill up your drive and thats it.
And if you are content creator you host your videos just at first so couple of people can see them, and after that people are watching and hosting your videos vithout you doing anything.
PrincessCory@lemmy.wtfOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Do you know about the Lbry, and what do you think of it..?
1·1 year agoNot at all, Lbry is open source project and it doesnt belong to company that created it. So when company got syed and destroyed financially lbry project stayed untact. Becayse we are the ones that host videos on that platform so platform stayes censorship resistant. Thats why it cannot be shut down as long as we use it. And since its open source, we are free to develop it further. :)
PrincessCory@lemmy.wtfOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Do you know about the Lbry, and what do you think of it..?
1·1 year agoYou are right, my apologies. Thats a platform for watching videos just like youtube. But it works in a completly diferent way, similar to torrent. Because its goal is to bring content freedom. The problem with youtube is that they directly decide what people can record and what is forbiden. If you make content that youtube doesnt like, first he will hide it so wery small amount of people can see it, second they will demonetise you, and third they will delete your video and your whole channel at the end. Just because you wanted to spread the truth. Thats why lbry is created, they call it content freedom. :)
Glad to hear you are all here. I noticed that whatever llm i use, they all have prity limited “memory” of how long they remember our conversacion. I mean if chat is wery short, they tend to remember what we were talking wery well. But if chat gets a bit longer they quickly start removing upper parts of the chat and remember only some part abowe our curent stage.
Thats why they easly get lost, and dont know anymore what we were talking about and what they need to answer now…
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