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Re:PeerTube v3 by sundarurfriend on Sunday January 10, 2021 @04:52AM (#25712951)
Some Peertube instances useful for English speakers:

https://peertube.nielsemmer.com/videos/local?a-state=42 Documentaries, scitech talks, a few explanatory videos

https://tilvids.com/ Varied. 'Fun facts' videos, educational, cooking, mythology, music, ...

https://peerkids.com/videos/trending?a-state=42 Peertube for kids - cartoons, education stuff from TEDEd, PBS, etc. that look fun and well-made

https://peertube.opencloud.lu/videos/overview Privacy, how-to videos, conference talks

https://share.tube/videos/most-liked?a-state=42 Tech reviews and opinions, FOSS tools, gaming, etc.

https://v.pfaff.dev/videos/most-liked?a-state=42 Tech tool reviews, privacy

https://conf.tube/ Conference talks

(I collected these some time back in response to someone asking for this, appropriately enough, on Mastodon.)

Re:PeerTube v3 by PersonalOps on Sunday January 10, 2021 @06:49PM (#25721820)
Awesome! Most of the peertube stuff I've found out there has been FramaTube, a couple fringe-interest instances, those ones hosted by the creator which only have the owner's content (which is fine, I just need several instances like this to work), instances with super low bandwidth, instances in <not-my-language>, or some combination of the above.

With the exception of the first one that 404s, every one of these is going to get a lot of use in our house!

Do other peertube instances share the bandwidth or just share links to the original server? Would it make sense for me to setup a peertube instance purely to act as a caching proxy on my network?

Re:PeerTube v3 by fotad on Sunday January 10, 2021 @08:22AM (#25714417)
first link is 404 not found