Apparently not. From the article:
In one week, the European Parliament will vote on a proposal to force all online services to implement Content ID-style censorship, but not just for videos -- for audio, text, stills, code, everything.
Bittorrent with streaming interface actually works pretty well.
Edit: Re Dat, this is interesting, and promising: https://blog.datproject.org/2017/12/10/dont-ship/
This is also interesting, cool demo of streaming video browser to browser:
So what I should have said was that it's OK in a VM that reaches the Internet through a nested VPN chain, or whatever, so your ISP-assigned IP address isn't trivially discoverable.
- https://steemit.com - https://dlive.io
Both censorship resistance and decentralised options. Content can't be deleted because it exists on a blockchain and it's fast.
And DLive is just a blank page for me. In Firefox, with WebRTC and a bunch of other stuff blocked.
I simply don't understand how this isn't ordering the impossible.
* size requirements apply. Also, if you publish on your very own website that point becomes moot, too.