Even though it’s nearly March, it’s still pretty cold and nasty outside. Not so in Australia where it is averaging in the mid 70’s right now. And the Tarra Darra Brothers are enjoying every minute of the nice weather.
In this extended clip, the boys go hunting for mud crabs and have a seafood BBQ that makes Red Lobster look like, well, Red Lobster. Jealous? Yes.
This older video from 2010 has only gone viral now with over 200,000 new views! The clip showcases a daring cadet at the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington who jumped off the fourth floor in the dormitory safely into a pile of mattresses. Even the higher ups couldn’t help but shake the soldiers hand.
Nowadays, we take it for granted that all of our computers, smartphones, TV’s, and mobile devices have exactly the right time. Just a few years ago that wasn’t the case. So how are all of these systems exactly on the same time?
It’s all thanks to a few scientists and Dr. Judah Levine at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. They don’t call him the Time Lord for nothing.
By now, nearly everyone has already heard about the so called controversy at the Oscars. As a result, Chris Rock’s opening monologue, in which he discussed diversity at the Academy Awards, has become a viral sensation.
Candids of Jessica Alba and her gaggle of friends grabbing some sugary drinks after a light workout in LA! Not sure if its a full camel toe but there is some action happening in Alba's crotch. Bet we would've gotten a better view if those leggings weren't patterned. Oh well, definitely got pokies in the last three shots. Photos via Imagevenue: 
Great shots of Gigi Hadid's nipple popping out of her top while walking the runway at the Versace fashion show in Milan! This should satisfy all you big areola lovers. Photos via Imagevenue: 
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Richard Wiseman of Quirkology is back with a new list of fun tricks to wow and show off to your friends. This time, he demonstrates how to pull off ten very cool tricks and stunts to perform with just paper. Very cool!
Where’s Waldo has been around for ages. He was always a popular pick at the library. But these days, Where’s Waldo is just, well, boring. It’s too old school. Thankfully, the special effects nerds at CorridorDigital have brought Waldo into the 21st century with this new video. Simply drag and click on the screen to look around and find the red and white striped man on the run.
Farting loud and proud is the job of every brother. Especially when his sister has friends around. But this girl is turning things around. Just before she launched a loud stink rocket, she turned on her camera to capture the reaction of her younger brother.
“How is that even possible?! Is that eve real!?” Bravo older sister, bravo.
We all know the sound a speeding train makes. That’s what makes this short clip so ridiculous. Theseheavenlybodies replaced the sound of roaring trains with human screaming.
The results are outrageous to say the least, and have gone viral with over 350,000 hits!
Let's talk about Javascript.
Like just about every modern language, Javascript is based on C-syntax. That means when you look at a piece of Javascript, it should look pretty familiar: braces to denote block scope, semicolons to terminate lines, square brackets for arrays and dot notation for objects. The usual stuff.
Javascript, however, is a scripting language. Like most scripting languages, it's weakly typed. Extremely weakly typed. Thanks to late-night Comedy Central, the Javascript community has come up with two words to replace the usual concept of true and false: truthy and falsy. A non-empty string is truthy, while an empty one is falsey. A defined variable is truthy, while an undefined variable is falsey. Pretty straightforward stuff. You can check for yourself; pressing F12 should provide you with a Console (or, as Rubyists would call it, a REPL) where you can follow along.
But that's not all. Not only can you evaluate anything as a boolean, you can evaluate any expression as any type at all with a few handy tricks. Pop quiz: What is the value of [] as an integer?
That's right, dear readers, it's 0. You see, [] is truthy, and true is 1, so therefore-- no, sorry, wrong proof. [] is empty, and empty arrays are vaguely similar to the empty string, and the empty string has a length of 0, therefore, [] == 0, and +[] === 0 (because the unary plus forces it to be interpreted as an integer). Now, since [] is truthy, you can convert it to false by negating it: ![]. And you can convert it to true by double-negating it: !![]. True is equal to 1, therefore, +!![] === 1. With 0 and 1, you now have Binary, the beginnings of a programming language.
But maybe you want to dream big. Maybe you want the number 42. Well, that's easy enough. (+!![])+(+!![]) gets you two, so naturally, (+!![])+(+!![])+(+!![])+(+!![]) gets you four. And, thus it follows that ((+!![])+(+!![])+(+!![])+(+!![])+[])+((+!![])+(+!![])+[]) gets you 42. Simple mathematics at this point.
Still with me? Good. Let's talk about JsF**k.
JsF**k is an esoteric programming language that runs on any Javascript interpreter using only six symbols: (, ), [, ], +, and !. We've trivially shown how you can get any number you want. But how can you get letters? Well, that's easy. In the case of Objects, Javascript does what you may have expected: casting {} to an integer gets you NaN. As you may have noticed in my previous case study, adding +[] forces anything to be interpreted as a string, so +{}+[] results in the string "NaN", and (+{}+[])[+!![]] results in the string "a". How to get b? The string representation of an object, which just happens to be "[Object object]" (as though Javascript had types). So b is represented as ({}+[])[+!![]+(+!![])], and c is ({}+[])[+!![]+(+!![])+(+!![])+(+!![])+(+!![])] (JsF**k is hardly a succinct language).
From the values true,false,undefined,NaN, and [Object object], we obtain the letters "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "i", "j", "l", "n", "N", "o", "O", "r", "s", "t", and "u". This is enough to put togther the string "1e1000", which, when parsed as a number and cast back to a string, overflows into the string "Infinity", giving us "y" and "I". The string "1e100" isn't quite enough to overflow, but parses back into the almost-identical string "1e+100", which gives us "+" in our toolbox as a string.
We're almost there, but not quite. The next few tricks depend on the script running in a browser. In the browser, we have access to the precious window global object, complete with the "unescape" function which would take any hex sequence and turn it into a character. But how to get unescape without a "p"? From "http", of course, obtained via Function("return location")() and sliced up. Granted, if this is being served via the file prefix, we won't get our precious p, but who does that anyway, right? We can now call escape("[") to get a %, and we're in business. Any character, encoded with our base six characters.
Let's talk about Ebay.
Ebay thought they were secure, you see. They thought they'd done everything right. Sure, their regex only matched alphanumeric characters inside script tags, but really, who writes javascript without using letters or numbers? How much harm could possibly be done? Nobody in their right mind would, say, create an anonymous array, call methods using associate array syntax and a long string of braces that somehow evaulates to the name of the method, and replace one of them with a call to "eval" that then evaluates arbitrary strings, right?
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That’s right. Today isn’t the first of March. It’s the 29th of February, also known as Leap Day. But why do we add one day every four year? What’s up with this nonsense? Vox explains the reasoning behind the leap year in this trending clip.
You probably thought that posting a picture on Facebook just took a click. But behind that click is an emotional drama that many girls go through before, during, and after they post a picture of themselves.
The girls of LeftOvers demonstrate what really goes on behind the screen in this hilarious sketch.
Months ago, it seemed like an impossibility that real estate mogul Donald Trump could ever be the president of the United States of America. But now, with Trump still ahead in the polls for the Republican presidential candidate, what was once a crazy idea is now a real possibility. John Oliver discusses The Trump phenomenon on Last Week Tonight.
Anthony Jones and his best dog friend are best buddies. But like any couple, they have funny idiosyncrasies. Anthony noticed that whenever he eats, his dog stares at him. But when he looks at him, the dog always looks away.
This cute pet video has gone viral over the weekend with over 700,000 views! Surely, Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov would have some comment about this clip.
It was all the way back in 2013, when Ryan Higa posted his hilarious impersonations of countless famous singers and pop stars. That video has over 34 million views! Now, he’s finally returned with a sequel on how to sing like your favorite star.
Who knew that marbles could be so entertaining? As their name suggests, Jelle’s Marble Runs specializes in marbles. In this trending clip, 12 different colored marbles race through a track built in the sand. Who do you think will win?
Las Vegas should ditch the horse race and start having bets on marbles!
Have you ever made a fool of yourself by attempting to pull open a door in front of a group of people only to discover you needed to push to open it? Well don’t worry, it’s not your fault, explains Vox. Those are just bad doors.
The crazy cooks on the Internet have made many varieties of sushi. But this may be a first. Master Sushi Chef Hiroyuki Terada was challenged to make a sweet desert sushi roll out of a box of Dunkin’ Donuts.
Surprisingly, it looks super delicious and yummy. D&D needs to start offering this!
Back in the day there were a few games at the arcade that everyone wanted to play. One of those were Mortal Kombat. The series basically invented the fighting game segment. For years, there have been rumors of a way to bring up a special menu on the arcade games. Finally, Decades after it’s relevant, gamer Your MK Arcade Source has made this video explaining and demonstrating how to pull off the secret move. This video has gone viral this week with over 1.25 million views!
The nerds at Dark Pixel are back with another serving of epic Nintendo-themed parkour moves. When you think about it, it makes sense that Mario would be a parkour master. He has been, after all, jumping and bouncing off wall for years now.
By now, nearly every online user is familiar with the hilarious Honest Trailers series by the movie nerds at Screen Junkies. In honor of the 88th Academy Awards this Sunday, that movie trailer voice guy gave quick parody trailers for all of the films nominated for the exclusive and esteemed award, Best Picture. Which one do you think should win?
Pamela Anderson got naked (but covered) in Paper magazine and I think she looks real good!! Gotta remember, she's 48!! Photos via Imagevenue: 
Cars are more advanced than ever these days. Scientists, engineers, and legislators are busy preparing for the self driving car revolution. But Nissan isn’t just busy making their cars self driving and parking.
They even made self ‘parking’ chairs that push themselves back to the table in place after the at the office day is over. The future is now. This video has gone viral with over 1.25 million views!
Last spring, Hampton Rutland was busying trying to finish his woodshop. He got a bunch of slabs of reclaimed wood from his friends house and wanted to finish the inside of his shop with some style.
After some serious sweat and work, he finished the inside of his shop. He put together this stop motion of the project which has viewers entertained and impressed with both of woodworking and editing skills. Now, this video from last summer has gone viral with over half a million views!
Londa Edwards and others were working, clearing small debris, near Hwy 14 near Elk City, Idaho when the quiet situation turned into very serious. All of a sudden, a few small rocks began to fall. And then some other larger ones.
Soon, they had a full on landslide on their hands!
Ygor L. wrote "Awesome! Git found three more files than I thought that I needed."
Neil S. writes, "I wanted to find the latest drivers for my MSI laptop, but I just couldn't find what I needed."
"The entrance poll analysis is in-depth and HIGHLY technical by the looks of it," writes Ray.
"Yum! I can't wait to have one of those concat('F:','Hershey's," Tom S. wrote.
Eric G. writes, "In a strange twist, Ubisoft's Rocksmith seems to include some legally binding CSS."
"It's comforting to know my tax preparation software is capable of performing basic arithmetic," writes Rob O.
"I'm glad the directory could tell me how to get to the <head>," Josh O. wrote.
"Saw this on the marquee of at the local theater," Tom wrote, "I don't think I've heard of this movie, but I'm pretty sure that I've read the book."
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Everything with a toddler is cuter. So James Corden thought of one of his best ideas yet. He brought his celebrity guest Jenna Dewan Tatum to the dance studio to dance. But they didn’t have a usual instructor.
Instead, their choreographer was a toddler. Aww.
Visiting a new place can be unnerving, especially when something goes wrong. While visiting from out of town, Max found himself like a chicken with no head when he heard a terrifying siren go off. Now, his interview on local TV is trending.
In case you missed it, Daniel and Josh are two high-school students who exploded on Snapchat and online after Josh kept posting funny clips of Daniel looking fashionable and reacting each time with “Damn Daniel!”
Ellen loved the meme so much, she invited the two onto her show. This interiew has gone viral with over 7 million hits!
The Oscars are this Sunday. Is your favorite movie star nominated for an award? In honor of the 88th Adamey Awards, Jimmy Kimmel Live invited famous movies stars to read mean tweets fans posted on Twitter. Brutal as always.
Professional French freeskier Candide Thovex has become world famous recently for his outrageous skiing tricks. Now, he’s back with a new video demonstrating a stunning run down the mountains in Val Blanc, France.
This video has instantly gone with over 2.75 million hits!
Like so many pet owners these day, WetNeon set up a security camera in their house to keep an eye of his dogs. When he later returned, he found his dog Fritz got a little over excited with the chance to jump on the kitchen counters with no one to tell him otherwise, and slid right off! This silly pet video has gone viral with over 250,000 views!
