/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13062287
of course it's possible, the question is is it financially feasible?

Shut it down. Their power could grow exponentially. Tame the web at all cost

>>13062364
A proof of work token based YouTube will be far more financially feasible than an ad based one. The ad based on is just running off federal reserve funny money

>>13062287

I've been saying that for years.
>go for it

>>13062287
You definitely could make one where the users would have to host their own videos. Problem is then they would have to have powerful enough computers to let all their views stream their videos.

There is a decentralised YouTube (and more).
https://bit.tube/

>>13062287
How would a completely (and I mean completely) decentralized video hosting platform work? Wouldn't that be extremely dangerous?
Would it be like a living, breathing monstrosity of video content completely unregulated and uncontrollable? Cat videos, revenge porn, gore, sensitive information, bullying, and full-length movies all lumped together in the same spot? Would all the kind of stuff that Google and Facebook meticulously weed out of their servers be permanently pasted on an eternal hosting blockchain that is untouchable by world governments, the DMCA, and content creators?

Is this the future of digital content where everything belongs to everyone and NO ONE can do anything about it except destroy every computer on the planet?

BAT

>>13062574
>isps dont vested interest tied to content providers
>isps cant shut down traffic
>what are torrents

>>13062287
A better question would be why the fuck does a nigger think he can teach algebra

>>13062392
>letting machines guess random numbers is more useless than people seeing adds for stuff they can buy
For your own good: never open up a company or try to have kids.

>>13062287
Because the class is publicly available without being a Harvard student?
Because us humans prefer not to read comments from you lowly streetshitters?

>>13062823
Won't blockchain-based vpns render all of that null?
Aren't magnet hosting sites like tpb centralized and raided all the time?

Use that new gab comment anywhere add on. Its not perfect but it's a step in the right direction.

>>13062743

Yep

>>13062287
this is NOT an application of the blockchain
this is a p2p project inside tor
though you might want to bundle something like BAT in

>>13062287
Lbry

>>13062287
Dtube Bitchute for what a decentralized youtube could be like. BAT/Brave for payment alternative payment method. Disenter plugin for alternative comment section. All of these still are partly centralized systems but they could still provide a template for a true decentralized internet.

>>13063592
Dissenter can still be taken down by domain names. Once something like moves on to blockchain it'll be very hard to censor.

>>13062850

>>13062287
dissenter chrome extension
>boom
>comments enabled on every website

>>13062850
youtube has ads?

>>13062287

It's called Minds.com and it has been around for a while.

>>13062287
You could use MetaLens to comment on any webpage and they are stored forever on the bitcoin blockchain (BSV).

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/metalens-extension/odoinflckdonpofihlicjjknlgnhhaem

unfortunately i think it's only available for the cancer browser right now (chrome)

>>13062287
https://bit.tube
https://lbry.com/