[coffeeri]

The original video by Joe Grand: https://youtu.be/o5IySpAkThg

[TwoNineFive]

Yikes. Terrible video that showcases what's wrong with modern youtube and anti-informative entertainment videos. It could have been a three paragraph blog.

I had to stop watching because of all the cringy tweenertainment funny faces and jerky body movements and hands waving all over the place.

[4gotunameagain]

You are conflating educational material with entertainment.

I agree with you that entertainment has taken over too much (it inevitably attracts a wider audience), but there is room for both.

[exe34]

"what if I told you, we could hack time."

me: closes YouTube.

[j0hnyl]

I thought it was a great video. It's not intended for a technical audience, it's meant to be palatable and cute, and Joe has a very wholesome vibe.

[Stagnant]

Highly recommended, didn't think I'd watch the whole thing but the production quality was great and it explains everything much better than the wired article.

[dylan604]

After your reco after the GP's reco, I would have to agree. This is well done. However, coming from a coding/dev background, it was easy to follow and it all makes sense.

However, it goes to show why hacking will never be made interesting in movies without a bunch of fake nonsense like hacking the Gibson's 3D virtual environment.

[rurban]

Pathetic video. Could be explained in 2 sentences better. The time64 manipulation would be much more interesting to know