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I spent forever trying to find a YouTube video that was precisely 16m18s, and when I finally did, the video ID included periodic elements and Roman numerals tha
by hayleox 3y ago
I spent forever trying to find a YouTube video that was precisely 16m18s, and when I finally did, the video ID included periodic elements and Roman numerals that broke my earlier rules, and I gave up. Fun game though!
- nabakin 3y agoI'll copy a comment I made earlier: "00:00 / <minutes>:<seconds>" youtube Google that, including the quotes, replace the minutes and seconds with your given time, then look through the results and find a URL which fits the password criteria. Every result should be a video with that duration. If it isn't, check your useragent. I noticed some weirdness with that.
- quantumsequoia 3y agoCan you give an example? "replace the minute and seconds" is vague. Do you mean replace the words "minute" and "second"? Or just the numbers? Do you remove the brackets too?
- Lanrei 3y agoSeems pretty self-explanatory: > site:youtube.com "00:00 / 16:18" Or you know you could just try to work it out for yourself.
- mtlmtlmtlmtl 3y agoI tried literally this and I just get videos of random length with various matches in the comments and descriptions. It completely ignores the double quotes here. I've even tried setting my user agent to Chrome on Windows without any change.
- nabakin 3y agoIt sounds like the problem I was having on FF. Switch to Chrome and see if this problem persists
- quantumsequoia 3y agoTried Chrome on multiple OS, still not working