#syoutube

I cannot download anything with this anymore. Google API changeoids!

Here what I use now

Android or PC.

FreeTube

Want the APK?

FreeTube Cordova APK is only available on Izidroid F-Droid Repo, not the official F-droid right now.

E.g., you want to Download this video

Share, Copy URL. Or pick URL from address bar

In FreeTube, paste to the search bar.

And you'll immediately open video

Click Download,

Since FreeTube couldn't merge best video & Audio properly, download more than 1 files there is to it:

Best Reference (720p 30fps video MP4)

Best Video (in this case 1080p60fps Video only, yours could be higher so pick that one)

Best Audio (usually the most bottom Audio Only)

Subtitle (the SRT on the most very mosr bottom if available)

It will open files directly in your Browser. Simply right click, save as.

Merge later or now with FFMPEG. Tutorial later idk how.

Enjoy, sorry it succ.

I used a wrong APK!

E.g. LibreTube.

This LibreTube APK

As you can see you would find this in F-Droid. Yes, official F-Droid repo.

The download file unfortunately when you download those video with this APK, the files are on Emulated SD Card, Android, then Data. Yes, Android Data folder instead of Gallery. Worse newest Android version forbid viewing this folder in a typical setting without root. But still can be viewed with MTP (connect to USB).

Connect your phone to PC by USB Data Cable.

(Windows) Open My Computer, your phone, internal memory, Android, Data. The LibreTube package is com.github.libretube so find the folder and open that. There is a folder called file, open that.

Copy (do not cut, just in case) everything inside folder files.

Paste these file out from your phone, e.g. your homework folder.

I think these are separated. You can merge those respective downloaded files later with FFMPEG. Again idk how. Sorry. Maybe later.

Enjoy, sorry it succ

by JOELwindows7

Perkedel Technologies

Dress Reform

The public began to recognise the detrimental problems that the cinched corsets were having on women’s bodies. The dress reform was the first successful revolt against oppressive fashion. Women’s fashion consisted of long trains that dragged across the unhygienic street and multiple layers of clothes that weighed at least 6 pounds (Mrs Daffodil, 2018). Not to mention the steel-made corsets that would slowly contort a women’s figure by squashing the organs.

Amelia Bloomer was thought to have created bloomers but in reality she just became associated with the dress reform through the suffragette movement. Her revolutionary idea of trousers for women were quickly dismissed and those who wore them, also.

Women were then introduced to bikes which they were allowed to ride yet they were forced into doing this with a dress. However, it was virtually impossible to ride a bike with 6 pounds of cloth so it soon became impractical and dangerous. A year after Amelia Bloomer passed away, her idea was used by women everywhere for women to wear bloomers as a suitable biking outfit.

Women began to involve themselves more in social events such as sport. Despite the newfound bloomers though, women's sporting outfits had barely changed; slight rise of the skirt and lighter to wear.

Suffragette Movement

Emmeline Pankhurst was the face of the movement as she spoke at rallies and would fasten herself to buildings as an act of protest for women's rights. Women would also be sent to prison for these acts of rebellion where they would be tortured. Not only this, but suffragettes would also refuse to eat as a scare tactic for the government so they would be force fed by tubes in the prison.

Another valued member of the suffragette movement was Emily Davidson, a lady who tried to throw a purple, green and white banner (the colours of a suffragette) over the back of a horse during a betting race but was trampled by a horse. Finally, women were taken seriously after being willing to be sent to prison and even die for this so the government began to listen to them.

During WWW1, men were sent to fight in the war, so women had to overtake the typical male job roles like working in factories, while also balancing their domestic lives. As a result, women began helping Britain fight the Germans before returning to their previous protests.

In 1918, a select number of women were allowed to vote: those over 30; householders; the wives of householders; and those who graduated from a British University. This was a dramatic step towards women's liberty as it allowed women to have a say in democracy however, it did not aid the societal opinion that those who are uneducated and in lower classes are ineligible to vote. Ten years later in 1928, women won suffrage and were able to vote on the same terms as men; 21 and over.

Learnhistory3 (2011). Suffragettes- history [YouTube]. Available at: https://youtu.be/iwEb-mB20sU [accessed: 28th November 2022].