Invidious alternative link:
https://vid.puffyan.us/watch?v=5DePDzfyWkw
00:00 - Introduction
00:08 - The monopoly/duopoly problem
00:47 - The centralized identity problem - sovereign identity is a MUST
01:10 - 3dprintgeneral deletion
01:13 - This matters when platforms destroy people's life's work over nothing - destiny
02:04 - Why is this video sponsored? Am I a shill?
02:38 - How did we solve this problem 20 years ago?
03:09 - Introducing Grayjay, our video application
03:20 - We support every major video platform
03:26 - We encourage YOU to make your own plugins for other platforms we are missing!
04:09 - It does the thing :)
04:27 - It has a download button!
04:35 - You can use video platform playlists, or anonymous local playlists
04:54 - You can search EVERY platform from one application
05:21 - We want to emphasize creators over platforms
05:32 - Introducing Harbor, our sovereign identity application
06:16 - You should be subscribing to CREATORS, not platforms
06:37 - Aspirational functionality for the future
06:55 - Comments sections
07:53 - This is open source, but it is NOT free!
08:22 - How to buy the application
08:32 - No DRM, infinite free trial period
08:41 - We want to show we respect our users - NO DRM, NO ADS!
08:54 - What happens if you don't buy it? What's our DRM/anti-piracy measure?
09:03 - There are no DRM or anti-piracy measure
09:06 - Our business model - you are the customer, not the product
09:51 - If you think our software sucks, tell us why - [email protected]
10:12 - Why the non-standard license?
10:23 - The problem with the standard license
11:19 - Let me be clear on our intentions with this license
12:27 - The software's full functionality works without paying, but we ask you to pay if you find it valuable
12:50 - We want to see viewers supporting creators directly - because ad supported media sucks
13:40 - More future plans & vision
14:50 - Link to a more detailed technical presentation>
I don't know much about him, what kind of issues should I look out for?
His stuff gets posted here fairly often