Unfortunately, these guys are still on vacation, but I'm gonna try to do this alone.

Let's go.

To begin.

You can break into a locked luggage just by poking it with a pen and cold.

But let's get more digital to secretly view websites while at work or school, you could use vanished dot com.

It covers what you're doing with something innocuous, like google dot com or a spreadsheet.

But by scrolling your mouse real up and down, you can open and close a little viewing window that lets you take a peek at what you're really viewing.

The next time one of your friends leaves themselves logged into Facebook, click on account settings and go in the language.

Now don't pick a weird language.

Pick something subtle like English upside down.

Now, whenever they log in to Facebook and wherever they walk into Facebook, some of the words will be flipped.

Another fun trick if your friend has a Mac, is to switch a simple keyboard shortcut to something ridiculous.

For instance, let's make the keyboard shortcut to invert colors.

Command.

See that way?

The next one tries to do something simple, like copy and paste.

This happens.

And if you haven't seen it yet, enter your home's address into this arcade fire html five video and see what happens.

A few episodes ago, we showed you some Java script that lets you edit a website.

But with Google chrome, you can take it one step.

Further explanation for this is kind of long, but basically what I could do is on mine machine booby trap a YouTube page so that when someone tries to leave a comment, YouTube tells them that their past comments have violated U.

S criminal code and their name has been submitted to the FBI.

Pretty sweet crush bits dot com is hilarious.

Way to prank your friends.

The site, unfortunately, has a lot of pop up, so just close anything that doesn't look like what you see on the screen first type in your name.

I don't know.

A fake birthday and an email address.

I'm gonna use Michael from the office at mail in nature dot com because you could just make up anything at Malin ater dot com and get those e mails without meeting the password and without giving out your real email address.

Now I trade the code that give me to a friend and tell them that the site is amazing, a determining if their secret crush likes them.

So let's say I give it to Jake and he says, Oh, boy, I don't want anyone to know this, but I have a crush on Patti Smith, Tarzan and the Pink Power Ranger.

I hope no one finds out and I hope this site tells me they like me.

Wait, What?

My answers of an email to Michael Stevens.

And sure enough, I can go to Malin Ater, type in Michael Stevens from the office and view the email with no password.

And yep, Jake admitted the liking.

Patti Smith, Tarzan and the Pink Power Ranger.

Nice.

This next trick requires Photoshopping is pretty involved, but it's fun to watch.

Basically, I'm going to hide a message in a song.

First, I start with an MP three.

This one is the key of Austin's Elektronik was now.

First I change its extension two dot r a w.

And now I open the file with photo shop or some other image editor that supports raw files.

I'll tell it to guess the right size and toe.

I get a visual representation of all the digital information in the song.

Now I can write my secret message.

The password is donkey pizza and then save as Photoshopped bra.

Now I go back to this file and I can change the extension back to MP three so that when people see it, it plays just like normal, though in the middle where the code is, it's creepy.

Space alien, messy stuff.

I can trade this MP 32 friends who know the secret.

And when they change the extension back to raw and open and photo shop, they get to see the code.

So there you go.

A lot of those were super technical, but I hope you had fun.