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Would be cook if tube archivist was decentralized, so when one person downloaded the video, others could do a peer-tube style p2p on it.
That sounds like PeerTube with extra steps :) I'm down for it.
I'll probably end up using Pinchflat over Tube Archivist myself (a bit lighter to keep running as always on service on my Raspberry pi) but p2p seeding should work just the same.
Peertube would be fantastic, except you're exposed, hanging in the wind. we need some kind of abstraction. If google connected up a client and saw all the ips hosting, they'd immediately block us all :)
that isn't far in the future where we will literally pirate youtube video to escape youtube's paywall / login wall
Yeah, if the ad-block gets hard enough, people will use chinese HDMI splitters, stream recorders and a comskip project :)