Oozification is a process that makes the technological future visibly *illegible, *especially to those closest to it and working hardest to make it happen, and this fear is the temporal analog of high-modernist fear of illegibility.
I ran this one liner, which will download the hash representing and output it to a file named bigbuckbunny.webm in the directory where you run the command
It’s also available in your local IPFS node now, so if you paste in the hash into IPFS Desktop bafybeigagd5nmnn2iys2f3doro7ydrevyr2mzarwidgadawmamiteydbzi and hit browse, it will prompt you to open it with your local gateway
If you select the “More” button, you get a drop down of options
I picked “Set pinning” so that I can help keep Big Buck Bunny online. The next time someone fetches it, my desktop might be helping to serve up the bits
I’ve got this 160MB file saved locally, and I also sent it to Web3Storage
Did you know that ffmpeg also has #ipfs support? That was also contributed by Mark Gaiser, so this also works:
mpv also just works. There you see the power of re-using implementations. mpv knows nothing about it besides white-listing ipfs and ipns, it uses ffmpeg internally and just forwards it. https://mpv.io/
Several people I follow are actively trying to move users from Twitter/X to alternatives, but I don’t hear about exciting new features, and I do hear about them being kind of dead. Fragmenting the networks seems value-destructive for the world; is it really just to spite Elon?
https://x.com/id_aa_carmack/status/1699060703272010047