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Tom Lehrer’s “Elements Song” accompanying Google Instant Search [SLYT].
posted by Mitheral on Sep 9, 2010 - 33 comments

Download Flash Video. This site makes it easy to download all of the You Tube, Google Video and iFilm content that has been appearing on the front page. Ideal if you can't view them at work and your home connection is arthritic. Similiar functionality can be provided for Google and You Tube by a greasemonky script. The downloaded file is in .FLV format which can be viewed with VLC or FLV Player. .FLV can be converted to other formats with TVC once you have it on your system.
posted by Mitheral on Mar 8, 2006 - 18 comments