Re:YouTube’s Piracy Filter Blocks MIT Courses, Blender Video...
by jlykins on Monday June 18, 2018 @05:58PM
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I've been thinking a lot lately about how various small internet subcultures and communities that I've been a part of have been lost to the void. It's one of those things that makes me a special kind of sad and nostalgic.
Would you be at all interested in software that helps to construct a permanent showcase of the stuff that matters to you? It would handle things like archiving to enable a focus on curation and presentation.
I've been thinking of making something like this because services like the internet archive don't seem quite right. There's no context. I just worry that nobody would be interested in doing the work of providing that context.
Re:YouTube’s Piracy Filter Blocks MIT Courses, Blender Video...
by ravenstine on Tuesday June 19, 2018 @09:08AM
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Yeah, I'd definitely be interested in seeing something like that.
Re:YouTube’s Piracy Filter Blocks MIT Courses, Blender Video...
by nkrisc on Monday June 18, 2018 @03:59PM
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That definitely seems like the kind of content that would end up getting removed, but ironically is the kind of the content that services like YouTube grew up on.
Re:YouTube’s Piracy Filter Blocks MIT Courses, Blender Video...
by thinkingemote on Tuesday June 19, 2018 @04:34AM
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How do you back up these? Just to a drive on your PC? To a network drive / server etc?
And what software do you use? Streamlink?
Re:YouTube’s Piracy Filter Blocks MIT Courses, Blender Video...
by ravenstine on Tuesday June 19, 2018 @09:06AM
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I have a hard drive connected to a Raspberry Pi with Samba installed. Samba is terribly slow, so I just ended up bypassing that and installing youtube-dl directly on the Raspberry Pi. I'd like to find a more robust solution, but for now that works.
Streamlink looks like a great project. Thanks for mentioning it!
- Intellectual discussions
- Fan made instrumentals and remixes (especially for Rammstein)
- Found footage, old shows, and other nostalgic material from VHS tapes. (wouldn't surprise me if they get flagged for having Folgers commercials from 1993)
- Random funny videos with swearing or vulgar language
Not a whole lot of things that are likely to be relevant to most people, but I've a culture of my own and I'd like to preserve that. To forever lose something I enjoy means losing a bit of myself and not being able to share that with others.