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Yooo, long time no see! Just so you're updated, I've spent the last week in North Carolina, and I've filmed no less than 3 BIG videos that are all dropping this July 🔥
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@well wisher well said! ❤️✨✨✨❤️
May your video reach a wider audience
Good content!!!!❤❤❤
@Selleena Rane You are a good person for wasting your time to help other people ! :)
To compete with the airbus A320neo fuel efficient engines, Boeing made there own but then came the problem of installing them on the 737. These engines were bigger and could not fit beneath the wing of 737. So the engine were installed a bit ahead of the wing to make them fit. This caused the 737 to pitch up by itself. So the MCAS system was installed which controlled this issue but due to wrong readings being fed to the MCAS from the sensors the doomed planes pitched up by themselves making them stall and💥 18:10
“The developers of the SMTH app are actually the repair workers for the phones”
makes sense😂
Captilisim at its finest
Lol They need money 💀💀
@DON'T CLICK ON PROFILE PHOTO shut up I can do whatever I want 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Arun: "This product destroyed the entirety of Earth"
Also Arun: "6 out of 10 fail"
hello fellow nigam
Aw man the reply section is overrun of bots
@Kisfoci Kispénz 8/10*
My brother raided the treadmill 10 out 10 and the pacemaker 100,000,000/10
❤️❤️
Great to see you including a wider variety of stuff in these videos beyond just electronic devices, especially the pharmaceutical industry. If you're going to include banned medications then the top of the list in your next video should be Thalidomide. What it did was absolutely tragic, it was banned decades ago yet people are still suffering and living with severe disabilities to this day. Thousands of families destroyed and lives lost too.
@Wint3r existing drug, was remarketed after trial that conclude "no fetal / mother fatalities" in animal subject as general purpose "anti morning sickness drug" worldwide.
Cause babies carried by mother that ingest it to had "flipper hand" syndrome (i.e. fetuses fails to develop all 4 limbs).
what did it do?
In a tragic way, thalidomide tragedy was the wake up call and the start of modern system of pharmacovigilance. I am sure bextra victim will be higher without lessons learned from that tragedy.
An easy tie for that Lithium and ketamine for acute depression. Lithium can cause all kinds of awful problems including brain damage. It was based incomplete science, and families desperate to provide reliefe to people suffering from depression.
The other one that's just as criminal is the massive, massive failure of the diabetese medication and the abject failure of any goverment to keep a private company from raping patience, all because fairly well wide spread condition.
YES!!
Arun: '' this product was so terrible it gave random people a button to kill anyone they wanted with complete anonymity''
also Arun: '' 6/10 ''
Seems like a good stealth kill for hitmen
@SMM2 - TutorialZ still
Simple because no one did get killed from it
The smile Arun had while declaring "Now is when things get fatal". He is the one who would support the terminators, for the tech of it.
For real lol.
"But NOW, is when things get FATAL. 😃😃"
Hi Arun, about the 737 MAX, Boeing tried to mitigate retraining pilots to be able to make use of the 737 MAX Asap. So they fitted it with MCAS, which corrects the automatic pitch up maneuvoure due to the larger engine fitted under its wing. Unfortunately, the MCAS would often (if not always) over trim the aircraft causing it to go into an irreversible dive.
They are two accidents 737 Max in Ethiopia and Indonesia
@Midnigh7X Correct. Boeing wanted to compete with Airbus without an overhaul, and then tried to fix a hardware problem with a software. They definitely deserved the first place in this list.
@Midnigh7X correct, you got more info than this comment
Yeah, didn't they add larger engines, but because they were larger they didn't fit in the normal location, so they also had to move them forward?
Basically, the plane should have required a new type rating due to all the changes, but boeing didn't want that as airlines didn't want to train pilots again. So instead they marketed it as the same (for pilots anyway) as the 737. And due to that, pilots were not trained on the new systems, and ultimately, died
Arun: "This product killed over a hundred people"
Also Arun: "7 out of 10"
7/10 is a pretty bad rating, I'd say that's balanced for the kind of fail
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@Thanos Why is thanos saying this
• This means we should follow Jesus to understand God's word.
• Jesus is the light: righteousness and goodness. We should be like Jesus in order to live a life of righteousness and overcome the evil around us. By doing so, we can escape sin and have a true relationship with God.
Relatively. Relatively.
Please understand what relative means.
This is such a good video, Arun. The amount of research, locations, and editing that this video needed is enormous. Thank you for doing this 👌❤️
such a good video about things that were or never should be 'banned' as per the title?
10:35
This is a common misconception. While part of the reason was the battery being too thin, the main issue was a manufacturing defect in the corner of most of the batteries at launch, which was a tiny dent in the top (left?) corner. This would cause the battery to eventually short out, as the dent caused both terminals to eventually touch each other. Most people's phones were exploding while fast charging, which was likely due to the increased power going through the battery, and lithium-ion batteries do not take well to being shorted out like that.
Edit: Normally defects of that scale would be perfectly fine, and would never cause issues, but they made the battery too thin, meaning it shorted it out easier. Just wanted to clarify that.
Samsung could rebrand the galaxy note 7 as a grenade, you know, for their military manufacturing
Arun: "This product killed 150 people"
Also Arun: "8/10 Fail"
That's still pretty balanced
The higher the score the worst it is
There was also another problem with the fit-bit, when some of the straps would irritate your skin and leave a rash and still the company hasn't dealt with it yet.
@Samuel S don’t buy the silcon ones
even apple watches has that problem..buy strap that suits your skin
Get better skin
Probably should’ve put a before .
well that is the only current problem i have, but its fixable by just buying a new strap
People have survived plane crashes before but very rarely. But they’ve mostly been water landings because the water cushioned the blow. Also thanks for warning me about the Ionic and all other modern Fitbit models. The one I have currently hasn’t overheated because it has less features. I was thinking of getting a versa 4 for Christmas but after watching with what happened with the Ionic, I’m getting a little bit weary.
@TheBlueChurch than*
This is just, bullshit lmao.
Aircraft are I N C R E D I B L Y safe, and the pilot does everything he can to land safely. A crash isn't immediately fatal to anyone onboard, the people at risk are the flight crew and first-class passengers.
Just because Sully put it on the Hudson, doesn't mean water is safer then a flat piece of dirt.
yes
honestly, this feels incredibly wrong, and id like you to back this up with any sources, I was on quite a "plane disaster" binge here on youtube, and most survivals are actually on mountainsides or fairly close to the airport/recovery services.
A crash on the water certainly cushions the blow but majority of the time the people just survive until they drown, alive and aware, very sad
I had one of those pacemakers. I kept asking about getting it updated, and my cardiologist kept telling me that I didn't need to update it. Evidently the update could stop your heart from beating for a certain amount of time, and they were worried about that with me, since I was (and still am) totally dependent on a machine to keep my heart pumping. It got replaced with a different model pacemaker because the battery was almost gone, so my tech is now updated, finally. :/
@deez because we can mongol
@fury road you haven’t uploaded anything and ur saying ur rich. Where is ur common sense at.
@Real Life 3D lol
@deez what is happening
I’ve said to a doctor who was just as dumb after screwing up my grandmas surgery: “did you got an accredited medical school?”.
To this day my favorite banned iPhone app was the secret tethering app that looked like a basic calculator that allowed you to tether other devices to your internet without going through your carrier and didn't require a jailbreak. My second favorite was the secret app store disguised as a coloring book app that let you download the premium paid apps for free again, without a jailbreak.
@HarmonTheCat do u think it’s still possible to acquire? sorry for asking but I want to like see it
@Randomodude Dang, I don't remember the coloring book one but the calculator one was called FlashArmyKnife. I had them when I had an iPhone 5S which was my last iPhone before going to Samsung. Imo 5 was the best model
can you tell the names please?
About the Boeing: there was a flaw in the coding so basically they used this software to like see if the nose was too high up of the plane to correct it, but the problem was it was only tested in military planes like hornet, so the plane corrected the angle too much and made it dive straight to the ground since the system thought the plane was in danger
Arun: "This product is a nuclear bomb which destroyed the entire observable universe"
Also Arun: "A solid 3.5 out of 10"
I now know I like this guy. I at first thought I had some type of prejudicial dislike of him maybe because he was too smooth and that goes against my grain but I love this guy because he does seem to care about things and many of them seem not to be regarding how much money he can make off of a ad for a person it seems as his reviews are sincere and these seem not to have to do with what I've seen only from him which is technology I really love the fact that this guy cares about people's safety and he brings up some safety issues which people should be concerned about if they have children especially with the toys and the baby monitors yeah this guy is getting a big a+ from me.
Arun: there were 477 exploding baby monitors
Also Arun: 5/10 fail
Me: thats just 5/10 :(
@Pink Galah that doesn't make it better lol
488
Samsung: tries to never mention the explosive galaxy, hoping everyone forgets about it
Arun: releases a video annually mentioning the phone
@Striker bro even s20 ultras are exploding and z fold 2’s💀 what you on about
I don't think that true, when Samsung learned about it, they forced a firmware update limiting the charge limit on the battery, disabled VR. and attempted to get the phones back. Thing that "Apple" refused to do when their phones failed.
PS. Yes i do know both version of the Note 7 were recalled, they released the second batch too soon, before they knew what the problem was (In my opinion). As well Note 7 owners got replacement phones, while they were not "Note", when the next Note came out it was one good deal.
@Grim PandaSlayer which MacBook? Also give a source, all I can find it “MacBook Pro explodes under one guys normal use”
🤣🤣🤣
@Android Games Curious nah only from fools who mention iPhone 6 for folding
Also with the Boeing case the ceo simply tried to brush it off with pilot error, saying their training wasn’t good enough, and eventually resigning but taking a huge amount of money out of it. Plus Boeing WAS known for their incredible quality, but with wanting to keep up with airbus they rushed orders just leaving mistakes as if they weren’t there leading to even more backlash.
Even among aviation fan, many still use that same argument, basically supercharged by a dose of american exceptionalism and racism considering the most famous accident happened in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
I actually really like the SMTH app. Really fun to see it measure how far your throws are.
Hey Arun! Love your content!
The last part where you pointed your other videos and there was nothing behind can be added to your tech fail video list next time😂
Love you bro!
So nice to see Arun filming outside more often now. Also the quality of the videos are just getting better.
The quality of your videos is absolutely incredible! Thank you for making these
The treadmill tech reminds me how big of a responsibility a product creator takes upon before thinking to release the product in the market.
@MrSHURIKENCHO No, but they maybe shouldn't design their ovens in such a way that a kid could easily turn it on, get inside and close it behind them leaving them trapped inside. The problem here isn't that the mechanism is dangerous, but that it's too easily accessible to people who shouldn't be near it. Same reason we commonly put caps on medicine bottles so kids can't easily open them, or put safety switches in devices with rotating blades.
There's always going to be a human factor, but you've still got a responsibility to account for that somewhat when designing products.
Really? It reminds me of how stupid people are. So if a kid goes into the oven and dies they should recall all ovens?
Still bad design, like if your company has some fault you need to change
@Ronin R Did you not watch the video?
It is more like stupid parenting. My job is to deliver and service treadmill, and I always told the owner to keep the safety key away for this exact reason.
You cant really blame the manufacturers as most modern treadmill has a hydraulic mechanism and wheels to assist folding and moving around. Some models only needs as little as 5lbs of force to fold it. That makes even kids can lift it, even while the treadmill was on.
Never seen this channel before but dude, love your presentation style. Also nice to see a video where there isn't a face zoom every 5 seconds.
Arun: this item made people blind.
Also Arun: 5/10.
The focus on the outdoor shots is wildly tight, it's appealing and also making the shots feel tighter than they are.
My company bought 10 of those Samsungs. On the day we got them a staff member dropped one and the screen broke, the cost to replace it was exorbitant so it got thrown in a drawer. When the recall happened we tried to send it back as well but they wouldn't take it back. So a damaged note lives on in the cupboard never even got charged once.
Any fail that caused death is a 10/10
Man, I seriously love this series and the fact that you buy these failed products, steps thing up a notch.
Cool just don't tell him fly the jet
@Logan I agree. "decoding what he said is beyond science"
I agree. "decoding what he said is beyond science"
@Aim_bot873 Yeah. My 69 braincells died trying to decode that sh*t
Goofy ah thumbnail
love ur vids like these, entertaining but "somewhat educational", and u obviously put in effort
Your channel is so good that even a video about failures is enjoyable!
These vids never get boring i been watching ur vids all day and im still entertained!! nice vids👍👍
definitely diving into your videos. Thank you so much for taking the ti to teach us that are green in the field. Have a great day
Using a electric blanket while SLEEPING? That is madness...
I do that but I turn it to low. The few times I forgot, it got warm and I woke up because it felt like someone was scratching my leg…it was the heat.
Never burned myself tho so idk how anyone can sleep with a blanket on high let alone not feel of their on fire 😳
If you got fucked up joints bones etc sometimes it’s a requirement for sleep.
Both Manhunt games created a bunch of controversy. I think the main reson for Manhunt 2 getting banned and censored was because you were supposed to swing your arms with the Wiimote in a way that was similar to killing someone. I did see some news report and the host looked shocked beyond belief. But then again most NEWS programs show videogames as the most dangerous device in your home.
Wait wait wait wait wait
That game was on the Wii?
@The name's Fidel ey same. im usually trigger-happy and sadistic in most violent games, but im very afraid to slit a chicken's throat for roasting, let alone murder somebody. it's all about control and thinking these two worlds are separate.
@a1boPlayz Blade and Sorcery is great just saying lol
Manhunt 2: gets banned in 2 countries
Postal 2: "Watch me"
Every News after some tragedy is like: “Man killed 10 people. Experts believe it was caused by violence in My Little Ponny games the man played. Goverment decided to cancel this game, so incident won’t repeat.”
Parents in whole country: 😱😱😱
Kids in whole country:😭😭😭
Your content is getting increasingly better with every video. You have my RESPECT.
WOW learned a lot from this video, love how the videos cover more than just electronics🔥
17:08 Yup, I definitely heard about the problem with the Boeing 737MAX. In fact, during that time, the majority of headlines were all about how its system screwed up and had a tendency to almost crash the planes.
18:07 Also, what a coincidence that I'm watching this video in an Opera GX browser
Boeing 737 max really was a tragedy
at one point in time, a bunch of hyundais and kias had engine fires, meaning that they had to recall all of the ones that had that issue. luckily, the manufacturers of hundai and kia cars have came back from that incident very well, because the kia seltos has a good kelly blue book rating
Arun: this product destroyed 36 galaxies
Also Arun: 5/10 fail
I remember seeing the Nano all over the place. The problems you mentioned weren't it's only downsides tho, it wasn't the strongest from what I know. This one time, I was going back home from school in the school bus. This nano came in like a snail, rammed into us, our bus drove away and what I saw behind was the car with a dent so big. Like the whole front was curved inward lmao and the lady driving was just flabbergasted
That dent was big because the Nano has its boot in the front, so its just empty space crumbling. What you missed is that the woman was flabbergasted and not injured.
Fires in motor vehicles ICE or electric are not unheard of. To quote s study
"From 2012 - 2021, there has been approximately one Tesla vehicle fire for every 210 million miles traveled. By comparison, data from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and U.S. Department of Transportation shows that in the United States there is a vehicle fire for every 19 million miles travelled."
By that yardstick, 10 fires in Nanos is not cataclysmic. To put things in perspective the Pontiac Fiero had a fire in one of every 400 cars sold.
The $200,000-plus price tag Lamborghinis Gallardo has had fires reported from all over the world. Certainly more than the Nano and on much lesser numbers sold
@Dog it's not a competition lmao, all cars should generally be safe. From what I know, relatively all Teslas are safe. The ones that caught fire were recalled and replaced and others have a high rating on safety, unlike nano. Not against nano either since it sounds like a better alternative to a bike or a scootie, that is if they fixed the fire thing.
10 fires is nothing compared to tesla fires , also taking ur family of 4 is safer on a nano than on a single scooter on bad roads?. Of course u cant expect everything does a bike have AC? Nanos are quite common even now after 10 years in rural areas, owners kids wouldve probably fallen down the hill if they rode to school over a pothole. I am totally greatfull that there is a product that could cater to the needs of some people and save so many lives
My question is whether the Nano is potentially more dangerous in an accident than a scooter or Lambretta. The US is "Safety-mad" with mandated car designs, yet still allows motorcycles & scooters.
Bus is rambrom
3:05 Now here’s the main problem with this, Polaris isn’t mainly at fault here. If anything the manufacturers at the dealership that sell the OHVs are at fault. This is because the OHVs do not come fully built when they are delivered to a dealership, the mechanics have to wire the power and put on the roll cage that goes on top of the OHV if it comes with one . The OHV only comes with the whole body itself that’s delivered. The mechanics/dealer manufacturers still have to put some of the parts together in order for it to work.
@SPoD No, because dealer employees are trained by the dealer high rankings who are told how to assemble them correctly. But some people fuck up.
Wouldn’t that still be the fault of Polaris, though? It sounds like they forgot to mention either the proper torque specification or thread sealant.
It’s crazy with the invo spa blanket last night I was thinking about how good of an idea it would be to choose where ur blanket would heat up and how hot lol
I’d love to see Mrwhostheboss do the Cicret bracelet. I just saw Captain Disillusion do a video on it and think it’s the perfect topic for a tech fail video
I have been watching you since the beginning. It just occurred to me.. Your energy, the way you narate and personality is half the reason I am a fan.
Great vid and i've been using Opera GX for a while now and the Opera browsers are deff my fav
Lawn Darts are still available here in Germany, you even could get them from amazon just a year ago or so. But we don’t have warning labels to put pets in a microwave either…
It's crazy that car manufacturers barely need to test these scenarios. That's scary... I mostly blame the lack of tech-savvy law makers... It's embarrassing how little our government knows about technology...
I was legit asking for a pelotron treadmill because they looked so cool being able to watch things whilst running
I love how the selfie stick is more dangerous than a blowing up phone
That’s taking “Technology blowing up” to another level
Still loving how you are spending more time on each product in these roundups. Way more fun to watch, thanks!
Even though it was a lot, its exactly what i was looking for with such great brief explanations. Thanks bruv
I have been using Opera for over a decade now. I love the utility it provides! :)
@MacJams done?
@RollingRocky360 let me google that for you...
they say it has some major privacy issues... is it true though?
Arun: "This product kills babies in their sleep"
Also Arun: "4 out of 10"
We absolutely loved the Note 7. My phone never got hot and the battery lasted forever, even with heavy use.
Polaris has gotten worse, we got a stop a ride because the primary clutch can detonate. And the newest the 4 seater models can catch fire due to fuel lines routed wrong. I'm currently still driving mine tho.
Arun will never let any tech fail be forgotten by history hahah, cant wait for videos in july :)
@Almo Medvedec bruhh
Don't read my name!!!
@Seb heh
I always enjoy this, but they also made me rethink the definition of the word 'tech' . 😄
*With Mrwhosetheboss's maniatic voice over and his evil laughter, this makes this video, the best tech video I've ever seen.*
When he didn’t jump on the thing for the rocket as hard as he could and squeezed it I really died inside
It's nice to see Arun to talk about the case of the MAX, as an aviator i like documentaries, so i appreciate it.
fun fact: i am using opera right now, unaware that it was a sponsor lol
I switched to Opera as well. Albeit mine is Opera GX, sponsored by TheRussianBadger.
Me too
The Abbott Pacemaker sounds like part of the game "Watchdogs", where you literally have to hack the big bad's pacemaker to kill him... Kinda scary that that actually was a real possibility at some point...
@caav56 Profiler specifically hack anything connected to ctOS system, so the pacemaker is definitely internet connected
@Armorpiercerkุ้ง IIRC, in Watchdogs, it isn't. Aiden uses normal RF link to "update" it to force a heart attack.
Maybe same applies to Hacknet, when you less connect directly to pacemaker and more to the computed that controls the pacemaker.
Dormant lucky quinn
My uncle had one of those pacemakers and was hacked and he nearly died. Fortunately, his wife could do CPR until the ambulance came to collect him.
him: if you played with these lawn darts, there's a chance it made you... un-alive.
also him: laughs as he mentions death multiple times
Arun: “... but the higher the chances of a concussion when it does come back.”😂
your videos are the best, I love watching them when I'm angry, they always calm me down in my opinion, the best creator
Imagine the company executives watching these...
Arun exposes bad sides of companies
Executives: how can we "silence" this guy? 😈
as soon as he started saying that the pacemaker gets put next to your heart, i immediately know somethings gonna happen
For the 737 Max, I think a big reason why it was sped through FAA approval since both the update to the Airbus A320 neo and more importantly, the Airbus A220 which was originally designed, engineered and manufactured by the Canadian company Bombardier as the "Bombardier CS series". These were much more fuel efficient than the Boeing 737 and US airlines such as Delta made huge orders for this advanced aircraft. There seemed to be some backroom deals done by Boeing and the FAA where they first banned the aircraft not for any safety reasons, but because they said the Canadian government helped with investment (Which apparently the US government never does for Boeing and their numerous defence contracts /s). Eventually Airbus partnered with Bombardier and assembles some parts of the plane in their Alabama plant. It's a very well designed plane, and rather than innovate and compete, Boeing tried to weasel their dangerous plane onto the market.
Airbus saw the value and innovations of the plane and partnered with, and then bought up Bombardier's passenger plane division. (Makes it cheaper to produce now since Airbus has way more buying power than Bombardier)
@akbar khan yes, I believe it was on Netflix, and I do agree it was very interesting and informative
@A Wild Thing yes but airbus didn't do it on purpose.
@Liam Farrell I assume you watched the documentary on netflix? I find it also to be factual.
The Airbus A320neo was marketed as being almost identical to the A320ceo and it was close enough pilots didn't need to retrain (correct if I'm wrong). At the same time, Boeing was aware the 737 MAX had different handling characteristics due to the placement of the LEAP 1B higher up the wing. But to compete with Airbus, they had to advertise the plane as identical. No additional simulator training was necessary and they only gave an iPad training session I think. MCAS was not mentioned
@Patfre Those were the old Boeing designs. Ones where engineers called the shots instead of the modern beancounter Boeing
8:10
Arun: “One can purchase a remote control on eBay and kill hundreds of thousands of people ”
Also Arun: “WOOOOOOW 6/10”
"this device can destroy the entire planet in seconds!"
Also Arun: 5/10 fail
Pm me ⬆️ have something for you,,
My family always played lawn darts (still do at reunions) I remember playing with them as a kid and don’t remember any of our family ever getting hurt…. I love them lol
Imagine doing the “send me to heaven” challenge on that phone you once reviewed with a 50 day battery!
2:30 is there a better built version of this? Because that looks awesome!
About the Blankets!!! Those blankets were banned in nations with Strict rules like US but they already had the stock which they sold to third world countries.
They are being rebranded and sold even on Amazon at very cheap prices. I was thinking of buying one then I though it could be a fire hazard.
So I googled it and found news about some even catching fire. They are still available on amazon though.
Ok for the peloton one they actually fixed it. About half a year ago after they started noticing the safety issues, they added a code you had to know in order to even get the treadmill to work. But yeah I could definitely see the treadmill leading to many safety problems still
Edit: also they made a new model of the treadmill that is still being sold
Even that is a joke since without a subscription the treadmill is a literal boat anchor
Couldn't stop laughing at the electric blanket 😂
Great video! Also, I love that Opera is actually marketing it's browser LOL!
Lithium batteries are a fire waiting to happen.
I have had bulging batteries from Samsung, Nikon and Apple.
If they had cracked then the damp air would have caused them to ignite!
Half a ton of batteries in a BEV is very dangerous. Almost impossible to put the fire out.
One aspect of those lawn-darts which made them so dangerous is kind of related to that Send Me To Heaven app, where kids being kids would try to see how high they could throw them! (Imagine if those darts were available now with inbuilt GPS/WiFi to let you know!)
Ahhh Opera browser. I love how you can pause downloads and resume them later instead of having to start a new.
For the last one - there's a little more about it.
The problem is that Boeing wanted to rush the plane out and touted the MAX as a direct replacement to the 737, with no additional training needed. However, because of the engine being placed right on the wing instead of under the wing, the thrust would naturally make the 737 MAX nose up more than the 737, so they used software to adjust the flaps automatically, bringing the nose down to emanate the 737. The issue of the crashes was caused by that software misenterpeting incoming data, and automatically taking the plane down regardless of how hard the pilots tried to pitch up.
All because a competitor was releasing a plane they thought would outcompete the Boeing 737. It's even more of a tragedy than is presented here.
EDIT: not the flaps, the trim was being adjusted
Nothing new just ordinary behavior of greedy big corporations.
@derbagger22 even if they knew the MCAS still bring the airplane down, the black box from Ethiopian airlines shown that the pilots knows how to turn off the MCAS, they did all the steps required written by Boeing itself, still the plane goes down
So,like the HICAS is my late S13 Silva( 4 wheel steering) it made me Reverse hard into my neighbors truck, at low speed things HICAS system turns the opposite direction and at high speed it turns the same direction . This was a car from the 80's! Most people removed the HICAS. It resulted in a Wright off. Moral of the story is : don't over complicate things, I now just drive the new yaris.
The worst part about it was they sold an upgrade to the MCAS that involved more sensors, but wasn't provided for every plane. So when the sensors failed, that was it. The pilots needed to know how to override MCAS and most didn't know it was even there...
I'm using Opera since 2017, grate browser. I prefer it over any other out there, its light and fast and works on old and new laptops just fine ^_^
Hyperloop should be on this list and maybe Solar-roof too.
When you talked about the Pacemaker, I quite literally felt like I had one in me.
Wait a second- *_why is my heartrate at 279 BPM? Oh shi-_*
The selfie stick was truly a disaster in my case. I was in Goa exploring places then I happen to remember that I bought a selfie stick which was in my bag. I pulled it out and plugged it to my phone and it was not more that 3-4 minutes I was recording and the phone got overheated and turned off by itself.
Great tutorial, links and program worked fine for me. Thanks for sharing.
_"A kid was sucked under a treadmill and died"_
Arun: I'll give it 7 out of 10.
Bro i was literally crying bcuz of this
@Mr Ben 9k ok i wont
@wizard the comment is basically sayin that the rating wasnt high enough
@Thompter S. Hunson He gave it a high score bc of how bad it is.
@BaconSings Some of you just can't get the irony, ha?
I used to have a fitbit ionic myself, an i have never even felt it get hot at all, it's always been cool to the touch, even under the sun, so it struck me that they had serious overheating issues
the face recognition app should be 10/10. just because only government can use it just makes it the deadliest tech danger/fail.
That Send Me To Heaven app is lowkey evil plan on destroying smartphone 😂
I love your videos. They always comfort me
7:45 WHAT!!! No security controls! That is completely INSANE!!!
Such a good video. So detailed for each item, a good slow pace that doesn't bore but also doesn't go too fast... just everything. I'm so glad you heard us and changed a couple things about your videos! I missed these awesome videos.
Agreed!
It’s so funny how with Theranos it was supposed to be just one drop of blood but when you watch them pull the blood out it looks like at least 30 or 40 drops.
I have been using opera for lets say 5 months now. and it is a game changer highly recommended
props to the guy for actually finding all this stuff