Voter Fraud from Outer Space!

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►FRIDAY FACT
Learn how cosmic particles can rock the vote, and what computer engineers can do with parity and parallel processing to stop it.
►CREDITS
Narrator & Editor - Dayton Aardema
Music - StoryBlocks
Images - Google, NASA
►MY POLICY
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@phonotical 3 года назад

Just waiting for that to happen when I'm at the atm

@garygranato9164 3 года назад

what about when all the money turns digital ??? a bit flip could work out really really good or really really bad !!!

@phonotical 3 года назад

@@garygranato9164 I'm sure the system would have a backup to check against, so far so good, right?

@garygranato9164 3 года назад

@@phonotical i'm reserving judgement right now :)

@nathanielwoodcock 3 года назад

@@garygranato9164 A that point, gambling, eh?

@garygranato9164 3 года назад

@@nathanielwoodcock deffo its all a gamble crypto, stocks, bonds etc etc

@SilverL-nh3zf 3 года назад

that’s hilarious Imagine losing because of something that happened millions of years ago

@bryanciacco4181 10 месяцев назад

What a hilarious excuse for getting caught, "it was a million year old particle from space!" LMFAO 😂

@thrasher7090 3 года назад

thank you i finally understand why they have a parity flag in x86 processors

@BlueprintScience 3 года назад

Any time :)

@dr.zarkhov9753 3 года назад

That was awesome! Thanks for another wonderful video. Having done some desktop phone support during the period when USB started showing up in personal computers, one of the jokes we would make when there were driver issues was to blame it on a recent solar flare. I guess the joke was on us! By the way, who of us hasn't tripped up a cord and screwed a drive? It goes with the territory.

@freemanrader75 2 года назад

Appreciate how funny you are while you educate!

@cosmicrider5898 3 года назад

Belgiums voting system is so strong it can withstand charged particals from space!

@OverUnity7734 3 года назад

Next weeks topic, "nothing" is the absence of anything .

@ted_van_loon 3 года назад

thats why we send rebel pixies to change 2 at the same time and 2 in the one for the competition to make up for it.

@ashers_workshop 3 года назад

Nice! I was out of town again so I’m late!

@danielkingery2894 2 года назад

I'm fairly certain that the YT Election Security warning IS a Parity Bit.

@----.__ 3 года назад

Come on man, you know, the thing.

@ChipGuy 3 года назад

A (german?) scientist claimed some years ago that the current Intel CPUs should actually not work reliably and produce errors about once a day just from that sort of radiation and particles flipping bits. So he bombarded a CPU with increasingly more and more radiation and found that it was not affected at all up to a certain point. At this point suddenly the entire CPU shut down and went into some safe state. He found that the amount of radiation is pretty the amount you would expect in high earth orbit and outer space. So he theorized that there is some means of error correction in the CPU that shuts down at a point where it would be used for military and space usage. There are rumors that IBM was somehow involved in this and their CPUs also have/had that tech in them.

@phonotical 3 года назад

Where is new video 😛

@acompletelynormalhuman6392 3 года назад

During those world record Super Mario 64 speedrun there was this weird glitch that nobody knew about it teleported him up the room there is a $1,000 bounty on this glitch the most common theory is it's a seu

@BlueprintScience 3 года назад

Awesome!

@TheRyanbye 3 года назад

This is life on the spinning flying wet space ball flying thru the infinite vacuum. Go SPACEFORCE!!! war fightin domain up there

@stanleydenning 3 года назад

Don't care who won the vote. Just as long as they still make those awesome donuts.

@ChickenPermissionOG 3 года назад

That's why there is ecc ram

@Basement-Science 3 года назад

Well, not quite. ECC memory doesnt correct for ALL hardware errors. But it can certainly help a lot. A processor holds some data by itself in its registers or caches. These may or may not have some error correction capabilities, but are independent of any RAM installed in the system. Of course you can also do a lot of error correction or detection in software. You can store everything in 2 locations and check them for consistency, run calculations twice on the same processor, etc etc.

@ChickenPermissionOG 3 года назад

@@Basement-Science Sure I just meant it was another error protection to use as a cross check.

@schlbus 3 года назад

@@Basement-Science CPU cache corruption results in an MCE, mostly because that's where code goes, not data.

@Basement-Science 3 года назад

@@schlbus CPU cache holds data and instructions alike in all modern processors. That's pretty much the definition of the Von-Neumann Architecture which is used by everything except some microcontrollers.

@schlbus 3 года назад

@@Basement-Science right, so MCEs happen because???

@kostantinos2297 3 года назад

And so, we ignore the minority report.

@Whatsthegeek 3 года назад

First? also, hello from belgium ;)

@schlbus 3 года назад

Did you just described raid 5 ???

@martinxXsuto 3 года назад

no raid 5 is a way to store data in a way that allows one drive to fail (become unreadable) with no data loss This is a way to detect such a case, where one system deliberately sends bad data (you don't know if it's bad, only if the other two agree on something else)

@schlbus 3 года назад

@@martinxXsuto yet another computer expert shows up. Harddrives most of the times corrupt data way more often than you think.

@martinxXsuto 3 года назад

@@schlbus yes, but RAID was intended to handle complete drive failiure, not some corruption that can be resolved with clever encoding used by the device itself

@schlbus 3 года назад

@@martinxXsuto It seems you are watching the wrong youtube channels, this one is ok, you get to meet people like me, just don't continue on that train of thought. raid 5 is meant to protect data, not drive failures. That is all.