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Still trying to get 2 way commenting

Lemmy shows up cross

no other comments showing on lemmy, testing if lemmy comments work

lemmy comment on PeerTube audiobook

A 20-year-old man in the district of Soroti in eastern Uganda was charged on August 18 after he allegedly, “performed unlawful sexual intercourse with one [man] aged 41 with a disability,” Jacqueline Okui, spokesperson for the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions told CNN. Uganda passed one of the world’s harshest anti-gay laws. LGBTQ people describe living there as ‘hell’ “Aggravated homosexuality,” according to the much-criticized act, involves incest, sex with children, as well as people with disabilities or the elderly.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/29/africa/ugandans-charged-aggravated-homosexuality-intl/index.html

nesting?

commenting?

This is the way it works by default. Instances with bandwidth to spare can opt to download local copies of popular videos to help distribute bandwidth if they enable that feature for another instance.

How much do people think it costs to host a PeerTube instance? Most creators could self host their videos on peertube for $50 a year or less on a vps. for more serious creators or a small group of creators, test site https://comics.peertube.biz is on a dedicated server with unlimited 500mbps for under a hundred a month and has 43,250 videos using 7.5 TB. Server still has 20TB free.

PeerTube’s federation is much better designed for efficiency than Mastodon. Federation lowers bandwidth cost for PeerTube, unlike Mastodon where it increases exponentially with growth. The P2P and P2N design means many different kinds of inexpensive instances are possible. With the new remote transcoding and the s3 object storage the actual PeerTube instance is really sparing on resources.