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There's been a lot of discussion about the legality and legitimacy of downloading Youtube videos and converting them into offline files that can be saved on your laptop. I've been keeping track of the development and being brought to court by a few online mp3-converters to assist users around the world. I'd like to share my personal story. Although I wouldn't advise anyone to do the same as me, I can see no harm. I find it beneficial to recording videos from Youtube and then watching later.I am the recipient. I was able to complete my Bachelors in college in just 3 years. This included 2 part-time and night jobs, as well as working full-time to provide for my family. This post isn't about Devry, or any other popular online college. I went to my local college and was not offered particular programs or benefits. I was charged the same amount as other students, and I received help from the state just as they did.My job consisted mainly of sitting down and walking around the property looking for signs of security. Yes, you are correct it was an unofficial security guard job, which I did not mind as it gave me plenty of free time.. And so I began bringing books to work and studying my school material.. The funny thing is that the online school is open all day, so I could work on my projects and submit them to professor at 3 o'clock in the early morning. Afterward, I realized that the majority of the lectures were on Youtube or Vimeo. They were hidden behind special titles so there was no way to access them. Only those who had access URLs could see what they contained.<img width="405" src=" |
