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thanks but 'Video is not rated. Log in to watch.'

• aaron695 2y ago
  As a Hacker you need to learn to solve these problems yourself. While in the EU/UK you need to learn to get around censorship, you have to work past your cyber-agoraphobia, leave your region. Use a VPN or Tor or Proxy Or it tells you what to do, get a login. yt-dlp or https://cobalt.tools https://cobalt.tools might even work. On Topic: Why they wanted to have accessibility for the blind is they were good people, also the famous blind phreakers at the time - https://www.eetimes.com/the-blind-hacker-who-inspired-apple/ https://www.eetimes.com/the-blind-hacker-who-inspired-apple/ It surprised me surveying 10,000's of students for accessibility how many used Apple over products you pay for. The failure is government, they should be creating these tools, not Apple, and the specialized private industry in this space is also incompetent.
  • maxbond 2y ago
    Lovely bit of history. Thanks for sharing. There is an interesting undercurrent of the blind and the history of hacking. Iirc Cap'n Crunch learned about phreaking from a house of blind people who could also hear and whistle the control tones.
  • gbil 2y ago
    My approach when I share something is to make sure that it is not behind a paywall or any other login schemes and while indeed one can jump in the page source and find the direct video link, not everyone has the time or is the "hacker" assumed here just because the read hacker news, I think we are years and years past this. Thanks again for the link though
• renegat0x0 2y ago
  Create html file <iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/935633920 https://player.vimeo.com/video/935633920" width="640" height="360" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; fullscreen" allowfullscreen></iframe> Open it via browser.
• dewey 2y ago
  yt-dlp doesn't care about this and will still download it nicely.