AKA How does Internet encryption work? Really simple and entertaining explanation on the basics of encryption in under 2 minutes. Incredibly cool.

Climbing steps on his head..without touching the step with any other body part. Incredible. I’m watching it and I still don’t believe my eyes.

..that you will love anyway.

11 photos of idiotic ways to smuggle. Idiotically entertaining!

It has been long established that video games which do not allow you to skip non-interactive video segments can be very frustrating to game players. It now seems that the video game industry is ready to take this a step further, by allowing game players to skip gameplay.

How much freakin’ lazier can you people get? You don’t get off your backsides to get outdoors and now you want to not play game content that is “tooo harrrrrrd”. Hey I got an idea. Why don’t you pay me and I will play the game for you..on my computer. Don’t worry, I’ll send you the results.

Fits on a quarter! Even cooler: The males don’t have stomachs and live as parasites on 1.8-inch-long females.

Draw with Rich.

If you bought a laptop, computer monitor, or TV with a flat-panel LCD display between 1999 and 2006, you could be eligible for a damages payment under a class-action lawsuit.

This is a pretty gutsy commercial!

If recent history is any indication, this Daytona 500 figures to be very close and very unpredictable. The 54th running of the Daytona 500 has Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch as slight favorites in NASCAR betting lines but almost anyone can win this wide open race.

Last year it was Trevor Bayne becoming the youngest driver to win the Daytona 500 and one of the most unlikely winners in history. In restrictor plate races anything is possible which does make it tough to pick a favorite. The NASCAR betting lines list Harvick and Busch as co-favorites but there are so many other drivers that could just as easily be cast in the role of favorite. There are probably six other drivers you could put with the top two. Tony Stewart is the defending Sprint Cup champion and he is very motivated to start the new season with a win. Jimmie Johnson had his run of five straight championships come to an end last season so you know he will want to start the 2012 season with a win. Dale Earnhardt Jr. has always been very good in restrictor plate races so he should be a contender. Carl Edwards is on the pole so we know he will be right there and teammates Kasey Kahne and Jeff Gordon should also be in the mix.

When you are trying to pick a winner in the Daytona 500 there are some facts that you need to know. Almost half of the 53 previous Daytona 500’s have been won by a driver starting in the top five. The farthest back any winner has started from is 39th when Matt Kenseth won in 2009. The race has been won nine times from the pole but not since 2000. A total of 16 Daytona 500’s have been won from the front row.

Unlike last year’s race which saw a lot of two-car tandem racing, this year’s race should be more like past Daytona’s where drivers are in a pack. That was the case in the Bud Shootout and it should be the case on Sunday.

“I like it better,” Dale Earnhardt Jr. said, “The closing rate is a little fast. Guys will go flying backwards and forwards. We made a lot of great improvements, don’t get me wrong. We have really made a lot of great improvements and I have more of my destiny in my hands in this type of racing.”