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+ have given
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+ ', [
+ __('build a better future'),
+ __('eliminate corporate middlemen'),
+ __('keep art alive'),
+ __('create a more sustainable internet'),
+ __('protect freedom of speech'),
+ __('reduce the cost of education'),
+ ]) ?>
+
+
- This is a pre-release, alpha version of LBRY. It is only designed to show what LBRY makes possible.
- Expect future releases to involve a full network reboot of both credits and metadata.
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Install
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Windows
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- If you have a standard Windows install, it will insinuate several times that you are an idiot for following the steps below.
- And perhaps you are, but not because this code is dangerous or will harm your computer in any way. Future releases will involve more reputable install steps.
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Clone and follow the build steps for lbrycrd, a miner for LBRY credits.
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Clone and follow the build steps for lbry, a console based application for using the LBRY protocol.
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OS X
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OS X Programmers
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You can attempt to follow the Linux build instructions.
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Everyone Else
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Sorry, we do not have an OS X version of LBRY other than source. We promise one will exist sooner rather than later.
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Test
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To ensure LBRY is installed correctly, try accessing a piece of content:
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- lbry://wonderfullife
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In the graphical version, this can accessed by typing "wonderfullife" into the address bar and pressing "Go". In the console version, select "[7] Add a stream from a short name".
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Feedback
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We've prepared a short form for feedback regarding your LBRY experience, available below.
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We're providing 10,000 LBC (~$100) to the first 500 people who download LBRY and submit their feedback.
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false]) ?>
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Jeremy Kauffman
Founder, Director
- Because graduating from RPI with degrees in physics and computer science is the hip thing to do, Jeremy did the same. Jeremy is also the founder and CEO of TopScore, a startup that processes millions of dollars monthly in event and activity registrations.
+ Shortly after graduating from RPI with degrees in physics and computer science, Jeremy founded TopScore. TopScore is a SaaS tool powering tens of millions in event and activity registrations.
- Jeremy has been responsible for the packing, presentation, and strategy of LBRY, as well as some design aspects. Jeremy is a longtime BitTorrent community enthusiast.
+ Jeremy knows how to build and scale a startup starting from day one. He knows how to deliver usable products and get those products in front of the right people.
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+ Jeremy has been responsible for the packing, presentation, and strategy of LBRY, as well as some design aspects. Jeremy is a longtime fan of BitTorrent.
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Founder, Developer
- After graduating from RPI with a degree in physics and computer science, Jimmy found himself mired in government bureaucracy, spending too much time to get too little done. Jimmy has been a Bitcoin fanatic since its early days as well as long been interested in the benefits of decentralization.
+ Because graduating from RPI with degrees in physics and computer science seemed hip, Jimmy did the same. After, Jimmy found himself mired in government bureaucracy, spending too much time to get too little done.
Ready to work on a project he believed in, Jimmy quit his national security job to start LBRY several months ago. Jimmy created the LBRY protocol and the first LBRY application.
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LBRY is not about facilitating piracy.
LBRY is about creating a network where creators and patrons can directly interact without relying on anyone in the middle. We've made choices
about publisher identities and how addresses are reserved that are specifically designed to combat undue profiteering.
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