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Be real or the relationship is doomed. Our guy expert, Lodro Rinzler, reached out to men across the country to ask what they were worried about when looking at your online dating profile. Here's what guys think women might lie about online: Your Looks The number one thing the guys polled think a woman might lie about on her online dating profile is her looks. I am using "looks" as an umbrella term here that covers everything from your height to your weight to your body type to you using a photo of yourself from five years ago. Also, please note that a picture of just your face tells us that you either don't have a nice body or you don't like the body you have. Be confident enough to show your full form. Your Age "I've definitely gone out with women who say they're 25 but are actually 29," said Eddie. Sometimes a woman may change her age to initially attract a man, but it's such a silly lie to chose; was Eddie's date going to pretend to be...

In a recent study conducted at Cornell University and the University of Wisconsin-Madison it was discovered (no surprise here) that 80 percent of people using online dating sites lied about their height, weight, or age. Here are a few more things men tend to lie about when online. His Job Oh? You're about to go out with a good- looking CEO of a booming start-up? Don't be surprised if that means he has a great idea for an app and is working out of his parents' garage. Most men have a tendency to inflate their titles or responsibilities in order to impress women. It's not a great idea to ask about his salary, but a safe bet is to ask about his title and how large a company he works for. CEO is very impressive, but not if the company is him and his dog. His Intention Just because a man is on a dating site does not mean he's looking for a long- term relationship. In fact, if you're on Tinder, you should assume that the guy is trying to get laid and be pleasantly sur...

Root Genius the quickest and easiest Root tool for Android devices You want to root your Android smartphone to make your phone faster, remove bloatware, increase battery life, allow it to run more apps, custom software and ROMs which allow complete control over every aspect of your device by allowing superuser and admin level permission. However, rooting isn't for everyone. If you don't know what a command prompt is or you have trouble handling .zip files, please do not use root tool. Also rooting can void your phone's warranty so please make sure you follow instructions to the letter. Also, always backup your data before you proceed to root your Android smartphone or tablet! Root Genius is one click root tool designed to work on Windows computer. It helps user to root their Android smartphone and tablet in single click. Here, we are going to guide you how to use Root Genius to root any Android smartphone or tablet. Requirements: If you are using any Antivirus Application o...

You're working as an engineer and you strive to do something big in your life, searching for growth options must be an integral part of your life. Looking at the market trends and analysing the growing companies' hunting for new talent- this could be of some great help if you are looking to make a switch. Working on the same line, analysing the engineering marketplace for the last 12 months, Riviera has and observed and tabulated some trends regarding the salaries of software engineers. During the study, over the period of one year, the salary figures of software engineers was looked at and some interesting finding were compiled. The average salaries when sorted by company funding stage, it was found that software engineers get paid the most by Series B funded companies. Talking about the highest paying skills of a software engineer– it was found that languages like Java, JS, Ruby and Python are the ones helping the people to earn fat pay-cheques. Enou...

Electric engineer build's Thor's weapon, Mjolnir which can only be lifted by him A replica of Thor's hammer Mjolnir build by an electric engineer using powerful electromagnets and a fingerprint scanner Only the ones who are worthy can hold and use Thor's famous and legendary hammer Mjolnir in Marvel comics. For the ones who are not worthy, which is almost everyone except Thor and the odd someone else occasionally (an useful loophole for writers), Mjolnir just cannot be lifted off the ground. It is this thing that electrical engineer Allen Pan, AKA Sufficiently Advanced on YouTube, made a decision to reproduce in his very own take on a "working" Mjolnir. He decided to use the strong magnets to make the hammer immoveable, as that was the best method. He filled a microwave oven transformer electromagnet that uses electricity to produce a magnetic field inside the head of his Mjolnir. This in turn produces a strong magnetic pull, which...

Months back it was a mystique dress that broke the Internet over its chameleon feature, and now it is a spooky crypto-puzzle that has taken the Internet into a frenzy. Everyone having even a little bit of the subject knowledge of morse code or binary is trying to decode the message hidden inside the creepy video. The website GadgetZZ.com received a letter from Poland containing a weird CD. The CD contains a video having a 'Scream' kind of a black hooded guy flashing a code through a blinking light in his hand. Apart from the haunting costume and audio and of course, the code, there seemed to be hidden messages as well in the video. This art of hiding messages in plain sight is called steganography. The spooky crypto-puzzle video after being uploaded garnered a lot of attention. People have screened the audio through a spectrogram and the result was even scarier. It read: You are already dead. After decoding images from sound, disturbing images came ou...

Corneal Key Logger can extract PIN of any smartphone using the owner's selfie If you thought biometrics was the ultimate weapon of authentication, you may be proved wrong by Starbug. German researcher Jan Krissler, aka Starbug is a hacker whose claim to fame is breaching Apple's TouchID and recreating the German defense minister's thumbprint from a high- res image. Starbug has revealed that he can now decode anyone's smartphone PIN code from any selfie "image". of the owner. Starbug and his colleagues have extracted the reflection of smartphone screens in the eye whites of "selfie" subjects, then they used an ultra-high resolution image techniques to extract the user's PIN code. Starbug presented his discovery at the Biometrics 2015 conference in London. His team also revealed a method to take hi-res images of iris using a high-resolution camera and recreating them using a simple laser printer. They were also able to extract the reflection of ph...