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How to Date a Dead Thing
mxxconand they are masters at that too.
Hey, this is click-baiting^^
Why Do We Like Our Own Farts?
mxxconI do...
Do we...?
Weird Places: The Bay of Fundy
mxxconBut there's never miscommunication!
Tides go in...you can't explain that...etc.
Helping Explain Why Chicago Has So Much Gang Violence
mxxconIs Chicago turning into another Detroit?
Coffee Expert Reviews Cheap Shitty Coffee
mxxconIs this a parody?
Misconceptions About the Universe - Veritasium
mxxconI question accuracy of this video...If it's not wrong, it's gotta be extremely oversimplifying or misrepresenting some aspects of what's covered there...
Eye Opening Facts About Vaginas
mxxconI'm sorry @PlayhousePals but this is a downvote from me. BuzzFeed videos are shallow, stupid, uninteresting click-bait shit that should be banned from VideoSift.
mistkaes (vsauce)
mxxconInspirational video.
48 Names for Things You Didn't Know had Names
mxxconWhat's the name of that dangly thing between one's anus and vagina?
CryptoLocker Virus Explained - Scary Stuff
mxxconStandard SSL uses 2048byte key size. It's a standard key size considered to be secure enough for commercial and financial transactions.
However it takes no effort for them to use 16kb key size and implement 100 million key transformation cycles.
No amount of GPUs in the world will be able to bruteforce that kind of encryption. Not even NSA.
Has anyone tackled the encryption through GPU means? As in this: http://boingboing.net/2012/12/05/cracking-passwords-with-25-gpu.html
Do We Expand With The Universe?
mxxconI knew it! Cats are ruining the universe!
True Facts About The Owl
mxxconNot as good as some of the other ones
Where Do Deleted Files Go?
mxxconmissing the point of this video..
Haven't watched the video yet, but I'll save you some time if you have no idea what the answer is: Deleted files don't go anywhere. Basically, the pointer to the file on the hard drive is just marked as deleted, but the data stays where it was before deletion.
This is why (on Windows) you can easily undelete from the recycle bin.
Your deleted files can be recoverable for a very long time because the data will sit there until some other data is saved in the same location. And even in that case, most of the original data might still go untouched for a long time.
This is how forensic computer geeks are able to recover all the dirty secrets you thought were really deleted.
To really delete something, the entire file's saved data needs to be overwritten. There's a lot of great software like Eraser that you can use to do this easily.
Tiny Living - Couple builds and lives in 120 sq-ft house
mxxcontired of paying $1200/month for rent?! Tell me where I can get that in NYC and i'll happily take that. How about $3000 for a studio..
And why wouldn't they just buy a ready-to-use trailer home?
The European Union Explained
mxxconLiberal propaganda!