Given a youtube video URL, like:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQkBRD7HBvw

You append a ampersand sign (&) and then the time index. For example, to jump to 1 minute 53 seconds in the movie, do the following:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQkBRD7HBvw&t=1m53s

You need to simply type the time in the comments but you have to make sure that you leave a space before and after. For example, to post a comment that links to 1 minute and 32 seconds in a video, you would post a comment like:

 1:32 

Note the space before and after the time which is necessary for the link to succeed.

It seems it is possible to pass Google age verification easily by just displaying an image on your screen and then using your mobile phone reversed to allow "Private ID" to see the photograph on your screen. First, a photo of Jeffery Epstein was used but apparently "Private ID" did not like it, labeling it as too dim (the irony):

Then the following photo of Theodore Kaczynski was used:

that seemingly passed the YouTube "Private ID" selfie age verification.

Strangely enough the Ted Kaczynski photo has a very low resolution compared to the Epstein photo but with a little care, the phone was moved around and looked at from the back of the monitor to watch the indicators. With some pushes and pull, the oval was wrapped around Kaczynski's face and then a green checkmark appeared within the oval. After that, Google showed the "You're all set" screen and "Thanks for verifying your age." with a "Done" button leading to the age-restricted video.

The formula seems simple enough:

• pick the selfie age verification option on your computer,
• open up the link on your phone,
• rotate the phone around such that the face camera points at the screen,
• open up an image of a person with a sufficiently advanced age on the computer screen (a good image viewer helps that can cover the whole screen preferably),
• look at the phone sideways in order to read the on-screen prompts (this is difficult because the front of the phone, including the screen will be pointing at the monitor),
• there will be prompts above the camera image indicating things like the face is not sufficiently within the oval, that the image is too dim, or that the image is too small, etc,
  • mitigate the prompts; ie: search for images till a suitable one is found that passes the verification, increase the brightness on the monitor, etc,
• when successful, a green checkmark should appear in the oval and then the browser will be redirected to a success screen

One more step is to now dodge the AI-driven security systems in-place, or time-traveling FBI agents that did not get the memo and are still looking for Kaczynski, or sentry turrets with a pre-programmed list of terrorists that would gun you down when in range. Your account now automatically got marked for terrorism.