There was a video on YouTube once where some dude chucked a big chunk of caesium into a bathtub. It was amazing, thing just disintegrated violently, but I cannot find that video anymore. Probably deleted because YouTube doesn't like cool experiments.
Probably the year before it was truncated so they can get into more search results. Something like "best 2020 party ideas" (without quotes) might do it.
I skimmed through it and it’s as stupid as you’d expect. The person in the video pretends to connect wires together, plugs a USB cable into a phone, then downloads an app to prove the increased internet speed. Comments are disabled and generic music plays over the video instead of any commentary.
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If you put some salt in the water, you can get 8G.
Add some lithium foil in it and get 10G
Cesium gets you 16G. It's like 3D 4G, coverage that's twice as deep.
3D 4G is 4G^3, so it would be something like 64G
That's like 4 Super Nintendos. Nice.
It's a perfect game-cube some might say.
Can't wait for the new smash bros on my 64G phone
If you put the phone on top of the glass while adding the Cesium it will reduce the lag by getting closer to Starlink's satellites
this hurt me
There was a video on YouTube once where some dude chucked a big chunk of caesium into a bathtub. It was amazing, thing just disintegrated violently, but I cannot find that video anymore. Probably deleted because YouTube doesn't like cool experiments.
Slingshot around a blackhole and get hundreds of gs
This picture gave me brain damage
Never try that with coca cola as it gets fat
Just reformat the coke to NTFS beforehand.
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Probably the year before it was truncated so they can get into more search results. Something like "best 2020 party ideas" (without quotes) might do it.
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What happens when I add Mentos to that?
10x speed boost
But only for a few seconds
You get 8G
You know it works better if you drill a hole near the ear piece and keep the phone under water.
YouTube link to the video: https://youtu.be/Yr8oJWS9sJo
I skimmed through it and it’s as stupid as you’d expect. The person in the video pretends to connect wires together, plugs a USB cable into a phone, then downloads an app to prove the increased internet speed. Comments are disabled and generic music plays over the video instead of any commentary.
how ethernet cabl broken
4 years and 20 months ago
Did Viktor Schauberger post this?
I wonder if this can damage the USB socket or even the motherboard in the phone, or just the cable itself
If that's 6.9M solution in the glass, it might be a bad number.
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