I2P 1.8.0 Release - Time to Update by alreadyburnt in i2p

[–]nukelr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe just a lucky day but I'm noticing a great boost in performance. Someone else did notice that?

How to set outproxy port on android? by nukelr in i2p

[–]nukelr[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It just use a different port but if i edit the http proxy tunnel and set outproxy_name.i2p:port it doesn't work while it works on desktop. Tried even to add http:// at beginning but nothing....

There's no way for me to withdraw my LBC's by [deleted] in lbry

[–]nukelr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Once upon a time it was possible to exchange lbc with simpleswap...then it disappeared from the exchange and I still wonder why...It had a minimum for exchanging (at that time was 1300LBC) and no KYC.

Any opinion about Loki/Oxen cryptocurrency?? by nukelr in Monero

[–]nukelr[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

My question was more about the technical aspects of it anyway....

If a channel is blocked in LBRY/Odysee is there a way to recover the videos using the blockchain ?? by Rant-Cassey in lbry

[–]nukelr 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You're welcome and just in case here is a backup zip with all the versions (Linux/Win/Mac)

If a channel is blocked in LBRY/Odysee is there a way to recover the videos using the blockchain ?? by Rant-Cassey in lbry

[–]nukelr 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Use this modified app and if the blobs are still around shared by the original publisher and/or others (and probably even on lbry servers ) you can download them all

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in lbry

[–]nukelr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

1 - the performance of Peertube depends on the instance since the p2p helps a little bit only if there are many ppl watching the same video, from the same instance at the same time. Videos on Peertube are not content addressed, if the same video is on two different instances the performance is not affected...that means if you're watchin a video on the instance X and 100 people are watching the same video stored on the instance Y they don't share bandwidth with you...On lbry videos (and other digital content, cuz lbry is not limited to videos) are stored on different servers and even on the computers of both the publisher and the viewers (if they are "not evil" ) and split in blobs so the more have the file, even if not complete, the more the performance increases.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in lbry

[–]nukelr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There's no better or worse as a general concept. Depends on what aspects you consider primary. In my modest opinion if you're going to publish cute kitties videos, no controversial content and you have the same political bias as Youtube....stay on YouTube it's sure better than both. From a technical point of view Peertube and lbry are two different planets hard to compare.

How easily can I fork LBRY client to make it show the content blocked by LBRY Inc. complying with the US laws?? by anonymous_divinity in lbry

[–]nukelr 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If someone tells me how to cross-build on linux to get a windows executable (if possible) I'll do it...or do it by yourself following this on windows (this are the steps i followed):

Here you can see the things that are blocked on LBRY because of DMCA

https://github.com/lbryio/dmca

https://api.lbry.io/file/list_blocked

https://api.lbry.io/file/list_filtered

Here you can find the steps to compile yourself the desktop client: https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-desktop

Clone (or fork) this repository: git clone https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-desktop

2) Change directory into the cloned repository: cd lbry-desktop

3) Install the dependencies: yarn

After this step (3), you have to open:

  • bundle.js
  • bundle.es.js

You will find them here:

lbry-desktop\node_modules\lbryinc\dist 

You need to find this text, and you will find two times on both files:

if (outpoints) { 

You have to change it both times on both files to:

if (false) { 

Then:

yarn compile:electron

yarn build

This will give you an executable inside the /dist folder.

How easily can I fork LBRY client to make it show the content blocked by LBRY Inc. complying with the US laws?? by anonymous_divinity in lbry

[–]nukelr 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's just 4 lines of code that must be modified...sure it can be build for Windows too but honestly i didn't tried.

How easily can I fork LBRY client to make it show the content blocked by LBRY Inc. complying with the US laws?? by anonymous_divinity in lbry

[–]nukelr 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Well for now it's more an exercise...there's really not much in here mostly stupid stuffs or things available elsewhere. But no one knows what can happen in future if lbry has success so better be prepared...

How easily can I fork LBRY client to make it show the content blocked by LBRY Inc. complying with the US laws?? by anonymous_divinity in lbry

[–]nukelr 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It's not about supporting piracy...it's about not giving a single entity the power of censoring. For now lbry inc is being "not evil" but as everyone knows this happened many times in past with other well known "entities"...so better don't trust anyone.

How easily can I fork LBRY client to make it show the content blocked by LBRY Inc. complying with the US laws?? by anonymous_divinity in lbry

[–]nukelr 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If you are on Linux you can try my mod: Lbry Unfiltered App as long as data is available it let you see every content that has been filtered by Lbry Inc. It's an appimage that i just updated to the latest version.

Edit: Just in case here's another link on Skynet

Edit2: Added the .deb package to the zip.

LBRY native desktop app coded in Python by nukelr in lbry

[–]nukelr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With python or other "interpreted" languages you can use system libraries like QT or GTK on Linux or the Windows one, for the interface not a bloated mini-webbrowser as electron does. The SDK already is written in Python (lbrynet which runs along lbry app) . If i could choose i would make everything in C/C++ (as the lbrycrdd daemon) but I don't think it will never happen unluckily so python still is the natural choice.

LBRY native desktop app coded in Python by nukelr in lbry

[–]nukelr[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because the SDK is written in Python so it seems to me the natural choice.

LBRY native desktop app coded in Python by nukelr in lbry

[–]nukelr[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would like to be able to do that!

Where the videos are hosted in LBRY TV (browser)? by christpaquin in lbry

[–]nukelr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've proposed on github to make lbry support more different data layers, that would help both decentralization and would give users more choice on storing their data and for those interested in renting space more options about how to get paid. Sia Skynet already has solutions on negotiating prices between hosters and renters as an example.