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Peertube instances can be, like lemmy, federated with other instances. Meaning looking at one instance should show both its local content and the content of federated instances.

The official Peertube android app (no login required but needed for subscriptions afaik) shows you one instance at a time. You can change the selected instance, but im not sure how the app handles your logged in account instance and selected instance not being federate with eachother.

Peertubes official global search called sepiasearch will always link all results of your query to the original instance either way. There might be some nifty api thing that makes this play nice with peertube clients but im not sure.

There are unnoficial peertube apps with different approaches but the ones i tried (newpipe and thorium (reccomendations welcome!)) follow a similar pinciple to the offical android app but without account capability.

I hope that helps you with how peertube is ‘intended’ to be used. The way peertube gets the actual video file from federated instances is a bit beyond me but as far as i understand it its very close to torrenting.

This keyboards closest row to the screen has a chromebook layout, while the pinebook has a regular F-key row.

There are (unofficial as far as i know) peertube mirrors of LWT. Here’s the two I’m aware of:

• vid.freedif.org/video-channels/lastweektonight
• tube.fede.re/accounts/lastweektonight

Edit: found another one https://tube.fede.re/video-channels/lastweektonight_channel It seems like it hasnt uploaded newer episodes for a while tho

In firefox, type “about:profiles” in the search bar and press enter. (Please note that this shouldnt open your search engine) This will open a menu in that tab that claims: “This page helps you to manage your profiles. Each profile is a separate world which contains separate history, bookmarks, settings and add-ons.” I hope this is close enough to the solution youre after!