The mind blowing part here is not my unix tool, it is showing that nostr is a practical decentralized alternative to Usenet NZBs (torrents are a different thing)

- Blossom servers do not need to store a whole large video file

- Blossom servers do not need to stream an entire large file

- Blossom operators have plausible deniability in terms of content as the segments are encrypted (and they may not have all) and they don't control the key

- Video clients now have mutiple failovers if a segment is stored in multiple servers

- There are bandwidth savings if the video is not watched entirely

- Content creators can exchange the AES key against a zap

Youtube, here we come.