Quantum Energy Generator (QEG) Open Sourced (by HopeGirl)

[MileHigh]

TK:

As you probably know, there is an ongoing cat and mouse game between YouTube and third-party programs that allow you to download clips.  I have used the "DownloadHelper" FireFox extension in the past but it seems more recently it has been having more and more problems with YouTube.

Another option is this:  http://www.videograbber.net/

It is supposed to get around YouTube protections.  It's a web site where you just copy/paste your URL.   Even this system is having problems, but I downloaded the new FTW clip in about 10 minutes.  You have the option to cancel the download.  Since it's just a web site, I assume it will also work on your Linux box.  Note it is all Java-based so you need your Java and Java scripts enabled.  I actually have no Java at all on my main FireFox browser and use a different browser when I need Java.  I am running Windows 7.

I am making a few notes on the clip, will post later.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

Also, remember our QEG South Africa builder Graham Abbott.  He posted his "resonance" clip a month ago and never responded to anty comments on his clip.

So I posted this:  "So it's a month later now Graham, do you have any news?  You are fully aware that lots and lots of money has been spent by individuals and "donated" to the Fix the World group.

Have you achieved over unity, are you still working on it, or have you simply given up?  I submit to you that considering all of the Internet exposure, and money and time spent, that you have a responsibility to let the world know what has happened with your QEG project."

[Pirate88179]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LF_XpCapmn0

I'm downloading it using Download Helper for FF. And I mistakenly clicked twice so I'm getting two copies, and I cannot find out how to cancel a Download Helper DL. I've even tried disabling the addon and restarting FF, and it immediately resumes downloading from the beginning even when "disabled", and it even overwrites the previously downloaded file and starts that one over from the beginning too, whether or not I'm actually on the video page. I guess it will keep doing that until it has finished both copies. I hope it stops then. Very frustrating not to be able to cancel a download; actually a major fail on the part of the add-on. I may have to try to remove it altogether if it keeps up this crap.

Thanks for the link.  Is it me or has Hope Girl packed on a few pounds?  I don't mean this to be insulting but, it is either the camera lens or she has been enjoying some rich foods since the last one I saw her in.

Probably too late now but try disabling the addon, and before restarting FF run Ccleaner (crap cleaner) or just dump your internet cache, then restart FF.  I ran into a similar situation with another addon and this worked for me.

Bill

[MileHigh]

Well, here are some cringe-worthy quotes from the Tesla Energy Solutions guy at the beginning of the clip:

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When he is showing Jamie a wireless transfer system that is lighting a remote light bulb:
"We're transferring voltage without current."

When he shows Jamie their Bedini 10-coiler:
"As they (magnets) go around, they build a slight charge of power inside the coil."
"Who is going to 'every 3000 watts of power they use' swap batteries?"

When discussing the QEG and the fact that he wrapped some of the coils in tape:
"But that's what I thought is we're doing static, and it's not, it can't be static. Static electricity could attribute to it, but there's no way to get that much power out of static."
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All this does is confirm that the guy from Tesla Energy Solutions that is on camera in the beginning of the clip doesn't have the slightest idea of what he is doing.  He is just winging it and pretending that he knows something.  I knew this already but it doesn't hurt to point it out again.

Cringe and bear it.

[Farmhand]

I'll try to remember the method of grabbing the watched video from the temp files, when we watch a video on you tube at least with
widoze xp the file is already downloaded and held in temp internet files I think, all thats required then is to identify the file and
change the file extension to .flv. From memory I think if the temp files are cleared beforehand it is easy to identify the file of interest.

Been so long since I did it the details are sketchy in my head. That does require watching the entire video though.

A similar method may work with Linux. I'm still new to Linux so not sur about that.

But if the video is watched on a computer the file should be there in temp files somewhere.

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EDIT I remember i was using Microhard internet explorer but now I use firefox even when booted in windows, I run Linux Mint and Windoze xp in a dual boot on my old single core AMD lappy. desktop is still waiting for me to repair it.  Prolly just remove the HDD and throw the rest and build a new one. When the desktop comp blew it actually went bang like a starters pistol. 
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