In 14 minutes (or less) Cinema Sins explains to us, what is wrong with the movie “I, Robot”. And yeah, it is a lot – as well as the views on this video, getting over one million within it’s first day online.
“I, Robot. This is one of the most boring action movies about robots ever made. Of course it has sins. Duh.”
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This woman got surprised with and stuck in a large body of water near Port de Sagunt. So her only option was to leave the sinking car and get on top of it’s roof. The result: a great view and over 200.000 views on YouTube.
via: cartoonland
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The newest issue of the “Honest Trailers” by Screen Junkies featuring the animated movie “The Secret Life of Pets” did break the one million views wall within a day. Who’s a good boy?!
“Dive into the kids’ movie that is essentially Toy Story, but with pets and none of the good stuff – The Secret Life of Pets!”
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26 year old Welding Inspector Wikus Ceronie had a unique meet with a hippo – and got a little souvenir to take home. A large dent in the car – and maybe the learning not to film everything that appears in front of him. Hippos have rights!
“I was crossing the border from Kruger National Park when I noticed a hippo on the bridge. There were people walking around in the nearby vicinity so I automatically assumed this hippo was used to humans. I was quite fascinated by this so I took out my phone to start filming.”
Kuger Sightings did upload the video with additional information on the story in it’s description.
via: kraftfuttermischwerk
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Another perfect cake from Yolanda / How To Cake It! This time she creates an awesome looking and probably tasting copy of snowman Olaf from “Frozen” (and good delicious 500.000 views with it).
“I’m caking this Frozen friend out of rich chocolate cake (mmmmmmm chocolate!), dark chocolate ganache, and Italian meringue buttercream.”
via: howtocakeit
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Another “Best of” from FailArmy featuring a lot of breaking stuff. Only the view numbers seem to be solid (with over 1.8 million already).
“Mess makers, unite!”
And I totally recommend listening to this (either while or after watching):
via: tastefullyoffensive
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Here's a braless Rihanna looking nice on the red carpet for the 30th FN Achievement Awards in New York last night! Can definitely see her nipple studs and some areola outline. Pokies border lining on see though is my verdict. Photos via Imgbox: 
Who is the best Wonder? T-Pain and Lilly Singh fight against each other in this musically battle between Wonder Woman and Stevie Wonder. The winner clearly is Epic Rap Battles of History getting over 3.5 million views on it already. No wonder at all…
via: mindsdelight
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Last week the 20 pound turkey now this chocolate monstrosity. Grant Thompson did this “thing of random” out of solid milk chocolate – and gets quicker views on it than you might become diabetic by eating that thing (over two million views within a day).
“In an effort to meet HUNDREDS of viewer requests, I make another candy chicken, but this time out of solid milk chocolate. This just keeps getting weirder and weirder.”
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Oh wow… Nikola Milicevic was filming the first time his girlfriend got to drive Go-karts with him. And he surely didn’t expect THIS (and the one million views followed by it…)! Gladly no one got hurt.
“Gotta go fast go fast go fasterfasterfaster”
“Disclaimer – I would like to point out that the go-kart service was excellent and their briefing on the basics of driving were up to par, meaning that the resulting crash was entirely NOT their, nor the equipment’s fault.”
via: theawesomer
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There are certain developers who don’t understand types. Frustrated, they fall back on the one data-type they understand- strings. Dates are hard, so put them in strings. Numbers aren’t hard, but they often exist in text boxes, so make them strings. Booleans? Well, we’ve come this far- strings it is.
Tyisha has the displeasure of working with one such developer, but with a twist- they didn’t really understand strings, either. Tyisha only supplied a small example:
string RequestDate = dteRequestTB.Text.ToString().Trim();
string valid = string.Empty;
string Format = "yy/MM/dd".Trim();
valid = Dates.IsDateValid(RequestDate.Trim(), Format.Trim()).ToString().Trim();
if (valid == "False".Trim()) {
...
}
Now, IsDateValid does more or less what you’d expect- it takes a date (as a string) and a format (as a string), and returns whether or not the input date matches the format (as a boolean).
Tyisha’s co-worker, of course, converts it into a string before comparing. This is dumb, but nothing we haven’t seen before. For a bonus, there’s absolutely no consistency in variable naming conventions. There’s the mix of pascal case, lower case, and a splash of Hungarian notation.
The real magic here, however, is that this co-worker isn’t simply happy calling ToString on everything, but instead needs to also Trim those strings. In fact, they call Trim on every string. Everywhere.
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In internet time this one is a little older (11 days, WTF?!), but it is soooo useful, that I have to blog it nevertheless. CrazyRussianHacker shows us how to get out of handcuffs with the little help of a coke can. So gladly now you know how to escape – but over 700.000 people also know to keep cans aways in case of handcuffing you…
via: unilad
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In the freshest segment of Adam Conover’s bit on truTV he tells us how it really went down in the wild wild west – resulting in over 400.000 views within hours after uploading.
“An influx of women helped turned barren wild west camps into bustling towns.”
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TAOFLEDERMAUS was making some test shots with his high speed camera as he noticed some dropped magnets acting weird. Gladly he played a little more with them and got around filming them at 4,000 frames per second. Nice!
“Neodynmium magnets and a high speed camera? It turns out it is, as the kids say, oddly satisfying.”
via: boingboing
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Actress Lupita Nyong’o tests her comedy skills on people on the streets of New York City by reciting some pieces from Louie CK, Bob Saget, Daniel Tosh and more. Maybe she should stick to acting for now…
“After winning an Oscar for her dramatic work in 12 Years a Slave, Billy hits the streets with Lupita Nyong’o to start preparing for her first half hour comedy special Lupita Nyong’o: Bring the Pain!”
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If you are getting tired of rap battles between real rappers oder figures of history, listen to this track by Andrew Gunadie and his people from Asap Science that bringt the really deep stuff! But look out – you might learn a thing or two while listening to the song that already got over 280.000 hits…
via: geeksaresexy
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Sexy outtakes of Barbara Palvin wearing sheer clothes and going skinny dipping for Maxim magazine! Photos via Imgbox: 
The boy is so sweet! Archie is six years old but got the whole lyrics to this Sinatra / Sammy Davis Jr. classic right. Along with his 36 year old dad Matt Clayton he rocks the song and while driving back from the shops. And got over 400.000 views for this performance. Bravo!
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Some crazy footage put together by People are Awesome. The best of golfing 2016. And yeah, that sounds kind of boring but it isn’t, I promise.
“Some of the longest ever putts, most amazing drives and most impressive golfing trick shots. Time to practice your swing and pick up some golf tips as these epic trick shots are hard to beat!”
via: tastefullyoffensive
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Here are all the 2016 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show models posing in white pants in Paris! I kind of just want to chop my dick off and throw it at them. These are all the models: Gigi Hadid, Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, Irina Shayk, Joan Smalls, Lily Donaldson, Izabel Goulart, Sui He, Devon Windsor, Georgia Fowler, Liu Wen, Bridget Malcolm, Kelly Gale, Cindy Bruna, Camille Rowe, Barbara Fialho, Maria Borges, Kate Grigorieva, Keke Lindgard, Lameka, Fox, Maggie Laine, Dilone Altagracia, Megan Williams, Leomie Anderson, Xiao Wen, Jourdana Phillips, Alanna Arrington, Daniela Braga, Sanne Vloet, Ming Xi, Valery Kaufman, Lais Oliveira, Flavia Lucini, Herieth Paul, Luma Grothe, Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio, Lily Aldridge, Elsa Hosk, Jasmine Tookes, Josephine Skriver, Lais Ribeiro, Martha Hunt, Romee Strijd, Sara Sampaio, Stella Maxwell, Taylor Hill, Rachel Hilbert, Grace Elizabeth and Zuri Tibby. Photos via Imgbox: 
“What can’t do any harm” you might think. WRONG. If you add the right amount (= super high!) of pressure, nearly everything can get deadly. Or saw your high tech camera in half. Some kind of beautiful, performed by the Waterjet Channel.
via: sploid
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Sexy candids of Suki Waterhouse out and about in LA! Pic #2 and #4 are the money shots because not only do we get a slight see through but we also get a sweet denim camel toe! Nice! Photos via Imgbox: 
The people from Home Science put together a best of compilation of some of the coolest home experiments you can do by your own. At least if you happen to have sugar. And sulfuric acid…
0:00 Fire Tornado
1:29 Smartphone 3D hologram
2:16 Soap propelled boat
2:43 Sugar and sulfuric acid reaction
5:05 No-leak magic bag
5:43 Silver egg
6:14 Coke and bleach reaction
6:47 Instant cloud in a bottle
7:30 Sponge and sulfuric acid reaction
8:03 How to make hot ice at home
Thanks, Vladimir via mail!
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Here in Europe we don’t get why the US still won’t aquire the metric system for measurement. Veritasium doesn’t really want to put up this never ending battle of the systems, but wanted to explore, why Fahrenheit is like it is. And how it was in the beginning. Some interesting trivia that got over 500.000 views within a day. Measured in “YouTube”.
“The crazy story of the arbitrary temperature scale used in a tiny minority of countries.”
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Studying his new work contract, Stewart felt like he'd found a golden ticket. After 2 long and tedious years in the local university's IT department, he was happy for any opportunity to escape that hellhole. TLA Technologies looked like the Garden of Eden by comparison. Instead of being the only person responsible for anything vaguely computer-related—from putting up websites to plugging in power strips—he'd now be working with a "dynamic team of programmers" in a "rapidly growing company tapping into the web development market". Instead of dealing with tools and languages forgotten by history itself, he'd be using "modern, cutting-edge solutions" under "agile and customer-oriented methodologies". And instead of reporting to a pointy-haired supervisor who couldn't tell a computer from a toaster, he'd be working directly under Dave.
Dave was a large part of why Stewart decided to take the job. Like most small company owners, Dave had taken it upon himself to personally interview the new hire—but unlike many of them, he had enough technical skills to make the interview feel less like a trivia game show and more like a friendly talk between fellow programmers. When Stewart's answers had strayed off the beaten path, Dave had been eager to discuss the solutions instead of just dismissing them, and when Stewart had started asking about the inner workings of the company, it'd been difficult for him to stump Dave with even the most precise questions. He seemed to know what his company was doing and what the coders need to deal with. What more was there to ask for from a boss?
Stewart quickly scribbled his signature on the contract and handed it back to Dave.
"Welcome aboard!" Dave stood and extended his hand to Stewart. "You'll start next Monday."
"Thanks for the opportunity," Stewart replied.
Dave smiled. "Hopefully you'll prove yourself out on the battlefield. If you pull that off, maybe you'll stick around for a while!"
In hindsight, the statement should've tripped an alarm in Stewart's mind, but being overjoyed with the prospect of a real job, he dismissed it as yet another cheerful promise. He left firmly convinced that all that glittered in TLA Technologies was gold.
While Dave hadn't exactly lied, there were a few things he'd neglected to bring up during the interview. For example, when talking about "cutting-edge solutions", he hadn't mentioned TLA Technologies was using all of them. No two applications used the same tech stack. Each used whatever was popular at the time, with languages and databases from completely different ecosystems blended together until they worked. Luckily, Stewart got off easy with an only somewhat bizarre combination of a Node.js service running against a SQL Server database.
The reason lay in what Dave had meant by a "dynamic team of programmers". Out of almost 20 developers, only 2 or 3 had any seniority. The rest were interns and juniors who came and went before anyone even learned their names. There was hardly a week that wasn't marked by desks being emptied, only to be filled by new hires within days. Everyone brought their own favorite technology to the potluck—sometimes introducing it through legitimate channels, sometimes sneaking it into parts of the application that'd be deemed untouchable once the original developer left.
There was exactly one person in the company with enough authority to rein the developers in. Unfortunately, Dave spent most of his hours at water cooler discussions, exchanging the latest IT gossip and encouraging the devs to explore new tools. Occasionally, he retired to his office to explain to one of the people he'd just been chatting up that they were "no longer a good fit for the company".
Stewart restrained himself from asking questions for quite a while, until one day he saw an empty desk a little too close to his own.
"Hi, boss," he said, entering Dave's office. "Do you know where Rob is?"
"Who's Rob?" Dave asked in a dry, uncaring voice, barely looking up from his monitor.
"Um ... Rob the front-end developer? He was supposed to finish a feature by today, and—"
"Oh, that Rob. We had to let him go. He wasn't pulling his weight on the new project."
"What do you mean? He's only been on that project for 2 weeks!" Stewart fought the urge to start shouting. "We'd just started introducing him to the codebase. Surely you don't expect—"
"Look, Stewart." Dave interrupted him again. "When we bring a new developer into a project, even an intern like Rob, the customer expects our performance to grow. They want results, and it's our job to deliver them. Unfortunately, with Rob, the entire team slowed down as soon as he started working. I'm sure you understand why it had to be done."
Stewart understood perfectly. With a polite nod, he scooted back to his desk, thinking about an escape plan.
The days kept passing, and Stewart was still gathering the courage to hand in his notice. In the meantime, he struggled to figure out the twisted logic of the service he was working with; one of the previous developers apparently figured that Unix timestamps made great database primary keys. This worked well in development and crashed hard in production. To "patch" it, at every insert, the application would sneak a blank record in between other requests to lock the row for itself. Once it reserved the row, it would then update it column by column—and with some tables having up to 40 columns, that meant 40 UPDATE queries per record.
It was a bizarre, Goldbergian design. Stewart decided to ask Dave to allow him to refactor it into something sane.
"Yeah, that is terrible," Dave agreed. "Why wouldn't they just use an identity field?"
"Exactly!" Stewart felt like he and Dave were finally on the same page. "It shouldn't take too long to fix, and it would certainly be much better for performance and development."
"But the current code works, doesn't it?"
"Um ... for now it does, yes. But it's already a performance killer, and once more people start using the service, it's going to be much worse."
"They aren't using it now," Dave said. "And the client hasn't complained. As a developer, I understand where you're coming from—but as a company owner, I can't agree to spending time on something that delivers no value."
Stewart's eyes widened in shock. It was a catastrophe waiting to happen. At the current rate, the performance would get unbearable in a matter of months. And Dave was just dismissing it like it was nothing? What had happened to the "customer-oriented" company?
"Besides, this is an opportunity to cash in on our support contract," Dave answered, as if reading Stewart's mind. "That's how it works in this business. If it ain't broke, don't fix it—unless the customer's paying."
"I see," Stewart muttered. As he left Dave's office, he decided to take the advice to heart. Not only was he not going to fix the application, but more importantly, he also wasn't going to spend any more time trying to fix TLA Technologies. He walked towards his desk, unlocked one of the drawers, and pulled out a piece of paper that'd been waiting there for far too long.
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Pro bike trickster Fabio Wibmer has been to the Koelnbreinsperre in Austria. With about 200 meters it is one of the highest dams in Europe. I probably couldn’t even stand to stand at the edge, but he even balances his bike on it. Crazy!
“Dam(n) that was high!”
via: koreus
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The Slow Mo Guys have a little fun with an air pistol and lots of candles. Who can shoot it out first, being filmed at beautiful 28,000 frames a second? This video got instantly over 300.000 views within hours.
“Gav and Dan are always up for a challenge. Today, they use the most inaccurate air pistol to put out a flame from about… 3 metres away. Pretty hardcore.”
via: sploid
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I don’t even know… how to… write-pronounce this. Just watch (and listen) to the real Cow-Boy!
“Beautiful.”
If you want to see some skate action as well, here is the original video from with the above shown bit has been taken.
via: reddit
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A very well done stopmotion by MICHAELHICKOXFilms, who tells us the story of a family man flying home to cook a turkey – yet the LEGO god has something else in mind.
“Take time to appreciate what you have this Thanksgiving, in the style of Lego.”
via: likecool
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I am still not sure whether this boy will get an Oscar some day or whether he really just did have a reaaaaally big blank space in his head that moment. But nevertheless – if you happen to search for something: look on your head. Maybe you did have your keys there the whole time along.
“I need my goggles!”
Maybe also the ability to film horizontally has been lost that day…
via: koreus
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What seems to be a beautifully thought and made up hoax is a well done hoax, but the “Beppu City Spamusement Park Project” could become a reality soon. Okay, possibly not with water filled rollercoasters, but a promise has been given for when this video hits a million views – now it got nearly two million!
“Beppu City (Oita Prefecture, Japan) boasts the world’s highest yield of hot spring water in hot springs which people use. A decision was made to realize a new vision for the city, the ‘amusement onsen city initiative,’ and to spread the word widely throughout the nation and the world.”
via: LangweileDich.net
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Candids of Kate Hudson's dress getting stuck in the car while arriving for a lunch date in LA! See a bit of ass! Photos via Imgbox: 
