Jnthn's presentation at NUUG, 2010-09-14 #4
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- Jonathan's presentation at the Norwegian Unix Users Group member meeting, September 14th, 2010.
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Thank you! Hmmm... I don't think we can actually store videos on Github. So it is as such currently not within the realm of CCR. Do you have any suggestions for permanent storage of these videos? Perhaps archive.org ? |
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Not sure; I added this to the collect category in case we find such a thing. 😁 I doubt archive.org has the capacity to store videos (though I might be wrong). Don't know of any obvious candidates for backing up videos – maybe some P2P network might work? The Debian project has supported PeerTube, so maybe it's worth a gander? |
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Also, apparently PeerTube is under active development, and recently had a release adding streaming support. |
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YouTube? |
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September 14th, 2010.