[video=youtube;6bwLtlA9eDM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bwLtlA9eDM[/video]
Stumbled upon this and I just want to share.
I'm 35seconds in and can see some glaring mistakes.
[QUOTE=Bradyns;49705460]I'm 35seconds in and can see some glaring mistakes.[/QUOTE]
Yeaaah, I'm thinking the same thing.
Also I could swear I've seen this guys videos before but I can't remember which ones.
His art deconstruction videos are great, but he should leave the science stuff to better channels.
[editline]9th February 2016[/editline]
Like SciShow, Vsauce, Veritasium, etc.
Deleted files turn into heat ahaha what
deleted files turn into heat, which is why computers get hot
:incredible:
my computer always bursts into flames when i delete and rotate my porn stock. i guess i know why now. :smug:
[QUOTE=Judas;49707316]deleted files turn into heat, which is why computers get hot
:incredible:[/QUOTE]
Not deleted files, but when a 1 goes to a 0 in a transistor, that charge is lost in the form of heat (as it periodically acts a resistor). It doesn't just cease to exist.
Edit : Though this is access memory, not storage.
It seems the author has misunderstood every topic he talks about.
Even the stereogram allegory is wrong. The 3d image is not "scrambled" just because the viewer is likely to interpret it wrong.
It's not even a castle, exactly, but two knights or suits of armor standing against a wall with a banner between them.
[QUOTE=Occlusion;49708133]Not deleted files, but when a 1 goes to a 0 in a transistor, that charge is lost in the form of heat (as it periodically acts a resistor). It doesn't just cease to exist.
Edit : Though this is access memory, not storage.[/QUOTE]
That's the charge moving through the transistor, when I turn on a light bulb i'm not deleting information.
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