Magnet Meets Hard Drive

This is a bit of a longer video that shows an experiment involving magnets and hard drives. Magnets play an important role in the functions of a hard drive, and they also play an important role in the destruction of hard drives. Hildron101010 and Cugocat12 experiment with this corrupted hard drive.

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Apple
• Macintosh
• Mac
• MacBook Pro
• Mac OS X
• Hard Drive
• Microsoft
• Windows
• PC
• Computer
• HD
• HDD
• Corruption
• Disk
• Failure
• Magnets

[matthewrobinsonsz]

FACK U UTUBE! i got the old layout back you fackers!

[Hildron101010]

@matthewrobinsonsz I don't mind the new layout. Except for the channels. I never switched mine over because it sucks.

[matthewrobinsonsz]

@Hildron101010 i hate the homepage its SHIT! you get videos from noobs you dont even sub to

[Hildron101010]

@matthewrobinsonsz I don't. It says "Subscriptions" then it shows me the videos from the people I sub to.

[TheBastardCommie]

Good idea, smacking magnets against your iPod.

[Hildron101010]

@TheBastardCommie We're smacking them against the HDD, not the iPod. The iPod was not affected.

[wiredgroup]

I'm probably wrong; but does the infomation that you've scrambled get collected on the magnet?

[romodrummerjz]

GET THE OLD YOUTUBE LAYOUT BACK... /watch?v=8oayCgzk6ww

YOU'RE WELCOME!!

[matthewrobinsonsz]

@Hildron101010 FUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!!! i must have been hacked i get stuff from ficken venus spar the twats

[ComputerNut277]

Hey I Submitted An Application On The Website Hope You Get It! :D

[AdamantSystems]

Sorry that I missed your New Years Stream, I had to get off early..