Will The Real L33t Hax0r Please Step Up?

Watch As Elite Password Hacking Software Cracks Thousands Of Passwords In Seconds, How To Build A Fire By Rubbing Sticks Together, Themed Boxes For Guys Who Give A Damn, Tour De France Leader Ruins His Bike In A Crash, Runs The Course Instead, Chinese Construction Company Uses Front Loader To Move Illegally Parked Cars, Parkour Is Cool Again Thanks To This Guy's Moves The Week's Best Videos Sunday, July 17, 2016 THE REAL L33T HAX0R Watch As Elite Password Hacking Software Cracks Thousands Of Passwords In Seconds digg.com Dr. Mike Pound demonstrates how a password hacking hardware called "Beast" can make short work of your "strong" passwords. WHAT THE FRICTION How To Build A Fire By Rubbing Sticks Together digg.com A couple of weeks ago, the hilarious Polynesian surviorman known as Kap taught us how to climb a coconut tree. Today he comes to us with knowledge of how to build a fire and a plethora of one-liners. BOXES WE DIGG SPONSORED Themed Boxes For Guys Who Give A Damn bespokepost.com "You can't put a price on the fun you'll have opening these boxes" - Esquire 'I'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS' Tour De France Leader Ruins His Bike In A Crash, Runs The Course Instead digg.com During Thursday's Tour de France stage up Mount Ventoux, race leader Chris Froome crashed into the back of a camera motorcycle. His team car — with a replacement bike — was "miles behind," so he just took off running until the car could arrive with the new bike. We're not sure if that's totally legal, but it's pretty crazy. TOUGH AS NAILS Chinese Construction Company Uses Front Loader To Move Illegally Parked Cars digg.com This construction worker has had it up to here and doesn't give a rat's ass about anything anymore. SMOOTH MOVE, MUKHAMETSHIN Parkour Is Cool Again Thanks To This Guy's Moves digg.com The days when parkour ruled the world of internet videos are long past, but every once in a while a video comes along that reaffirms parkour's dopeness. This is one of them. Get more stories on Digg.com DOESN'T LOOK VERY SAFE This man built the personal flying chair of your dreams. Credit: amazingdiyprojects Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge Street, 2nd Floor, NY, NY 10002