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YouTube Offline Got Better with Smart Offline

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While we have excellent free Youtube to full-hd video and mp3 downloaders like Easy youtube Video Downloader, YouTube also offers the ability to save videos for offline viewing with limitations. The feature which was launched back in 2014 and since then it has been working great for people at large. YouTube offline lets users download videos and watch them later. A new feature has been recently added to YouTube offline known as Smart Offline.

What is Smart Offline?

Smart Offline download videos late night when the discounted data transfer rate is applied by the mobile operator. This feature only works on the mobile date, not with Wi-Fi. You just have to click the gray arrow to download the videos for offline viewing. You must select ‘Save overnight’ on the next window. Sit back and relax. The YouTube smart offline will download the video late night with discounted data plan. It only works for Airtel and Telenor users in India.

Smart Offline - Save Youtube Video Offline

If your mobile carrier doesn’t offer a discounted data plan, you will not see this feature. It doesn’t work on Wi-Fi, and you must update your YouTube app to see this new and exciting feature.

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3039 days ago
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Youtube smart offline is really smart, saly you need to have supported network :(
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Bring the Outdoors In: 10 Naturally Gorgeous DIY Projects

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(Image credit: Fine Little Day)

If you're itching to get outside this summer (seriously, who isn't?), help bridge the time between nature walks by bringing the most beautiful parts of the outdoors inside. With a little DIY inspiration, garden blooms turn into wall hangings, a slice from a fallen tree becomes a side table, collected leaves transform into art. Grab a few basics from the crafts supply store and finds provided by Mother Nature—and your home will look like a nature sanctuary in one afternoon.

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3039 days ago
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Awesome :)
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Pokémon Go

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Still waiting for the Pokémon Go update that lets you capture strangers' pets.
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louloupix
3050 days ago
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XD
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3046 days ago
genial!
gduncan411
3054 days ago
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LOL
WorldMaker
3054 days ago
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Saw a bunch of people that seemed to be playing yesterday. It's amusing to watch strangers bumbling around inspecting everything with their phones. In my case I'm currently immune to the virus in so far as it has not yet mutated into a form compatible with the platforms I use.
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Covarr
3054 days ago
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My hobby: Not playing Pokemon Go. I appear to be the only one.
East Helena, MT
3054 days ago
I'm the second one then. I've read their privacy terms. No, not interested in being evaluated for advertising purposes, thank you.
aeonsablaze
3054 days ago
Same. I already got bored with ingress once.
CodingGorilla
3054 days ago
I'm #4, we should start a club...
DrGaellon
3054 days ago
I am on board with this plan. Pokemon Go-AWAY.
Brstrk
3046 days ago
My Hobby: not playing Pokemon Go. Because it's not here yet. Nyantic pls I hav ingres
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3054 days ago
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Still waiting for the Pokémon Go update that lets you capture strangers' pets.

Sci-fi sandbox game Planetoid Pioneers debuts on Steam Early Access

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Planetoid Pioneers

Planetoid Pioneers is a sci-fi sandbox game where you visit little “planetoids” and explore the physics-based environments. It is debuting today on Steam Early Access on the PC.

The game from independent developer Data Realms is sort of like Minecraft in space, and it is counting on users to help make the game into a viral success. It’s shipping as an incomplete game. But that’s because it is counting on players to contribute their own items to it.

Instead of creating a modding community, Data Realms is fostering a contributor community. That means that, rather than tinker with it after it’s done, Data Realms wants people to contribute items into the official game before it is done. Amazingly, the game has been a labor of love for seven years. Dan Tabar, founder of Phoenix, Ariz.-based Data Realms, showed it to me last year when it was still undergoing a lot of changes. But I think it will draw curious gamers.

Data Realms previously built Cortex Command. Now it is inviting those who wan to remix content using its Crush2D game engine. Planetoid Pioneers Contributor Edition will sell for $40, and it will include all the game content and tools the developers use themselves in the 2D physics action ­exploration game.

Planetoid Pioneers

Above: Planetoid Pioneers

Image Credit: Data Realms

Data Realms will curate the contributed content, and it will give them credit if their work makes it in the final game. But it will also allow contributors to sell their content on the Planetoid Pioneers Item Shop.

“We’d like to take it one step further by opening up the potential of Steam Workshop for indie developers and giving the community a chance to help build our game,” said Vlad Micu, one of the developers of the game.

“In the spirit of bringing your own game ideas and feedback to life, we want to evolve the concept of Early Access with our powerful engine and integrated tools,” said Tabar, in a statement. “Words can’t capture the feeling of what we’re trying to do with Planetoid Pioneers so we’re giving the public an in­-depth, behind­-the-­scenes look on Twitch on launch day. As we speak, our community of contributors are uploading their own creations to fight it out in the Coliseum Planetoid live on Twitch.”

Planetoid Pioneers lets you design your own little world.

Above: Planetoid Pioneers lets you design your own little world.

Image Credit: Data Realms

The story behind the game is a bit goofy, and it stars a character who is an old man. After his space yacht undergoes an irksome Rapid Unplanned Disassembly, he finds himself marooned on a large Planetoid outside the orbit of Mars. To overcome this interplanetary Robinson Crusoe scenario, he needs to use Atomizer and Assembler tools to gather local resources and turn them into various vehicles, contraptions, and even organic life forms. Your job as the player is to explore, survive, and ultimately build a resource-­intensive spacecraft to escape the mysterious caves and dangers of this circular world.

The game has four-person cooperative multiplayer, vehicles, modding tools, and unique life forms. The game is available now on Steam Early Access on the Mac, PC, and Linux.

 


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Chrome Has a Bug That Makes It Easy To Pirate Movies

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While downloading videos from Youtube is easy with addons like Easy Youtube Video Downloader even in full-hd and high-quality mp3 with ease, the same is not possible for DRM copy-protected videos on paid services like Netflix.

Two researchers, David Livshits and Alexandra Mikityuk, identified Google of a potential bug in the Chrome browser. The users can copy and download movies from online streaming sites such as Netflix. These are the movies that are encrypted and are copy-protected. The researchers notified of the potential bug on May 24, but Google still has to respond to the problem.

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The Bug: What It Can Do

When Google Chrome users stream media through the browser, they can create a copy of the movie easily. The problem looks simple but in reality, not everyone can download the movie when streaming via Chrome.

The issue is with the Widevine, which is the digital management system owned by the Google. Widevine is responsible for decrypting the encrypted videos from Netflix, Amazon Prime, and other online streaming sites. These sites have strict content protection systems in place to keep the content secure. The idea is to only allow the viewers to see the video on the browser. Downloading the videos is not allowed in any case.

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Good..
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