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lyoshenka

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About lyoshenka

https://grin.io

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    Comment #30235620

    More tech here: https://lbry.tech

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    Comment #29418747

    https://odysee.com/@Odysee/Does-Google-Own-Odysee

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    Comment #29205076

    This is exactly what LBRY is: https://lbry.com

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    Comment #26814536

    My company (lbry.com) tips contributors for opening good issues, PRs, reporting security vulns, even for good blog posts or tweets (contributions are not limited to code). There’s …

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    Comment #19209831

    We use the blockchain to store metadata about content that's published to the network. We could not do that on Bitcoin (well, we could do it with OP_RETURN but that's considered ba…

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    Comment #19209784

    Could you explain why a blockchain should not be use if a tamperproof log is not necessary? If the log is just a byproduct but the rest of the properties are necessary, is that sti…

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    Comment #19209705

    I believe it does. Let's take it point by point. Shared data store: yes. One of the biggest problems with Bittorrent is that you can only use it if you already know the infohash of…

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    Comment #19209508

    I'm gonna describe a very simplified version of the process. 1) The film is post to the LBRY network in two steps: a) The film is broken up into chunks. the chunks are announced on…

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    Comment #19119098

    > 3Blue1Brown, and I wouldn't know where to find this elsewhere Check out LBRY ( https://lbry.io ). 3Blue1Brown's content is available there, along with lots of great Youtube chann…

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    Comment #13288945

    Do you have a text version of this? The PDF is nice, but a single-column webpage is way easier to read. Thanks.

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    Comment #10535219

    Cool. I also did this using curl at first, before switching to php for more flexibility. It's not as neatly concise as yours, but I think its pretty similar: https://gist.github.co…

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