The first one is a QR code that leads to youtube. I'm pretty sure everyone who has ever used the internet has experienced the time traveling properties of this site, go in for 30 seconds of a video your friend sent you and you'll come out three hours later, homework incomplete and too tired to do anything. It's advanced techno-wizardry I swear.
The second is for a file hosting site called MEGA. It's pretty good for putting up
all your pirated stuff for friends to download documents and other things you need easily accessible to others. They encrypt the downloads on an ip to ip basis, and the way their servers are set up means that the only person who gets the decryption keys is you. That means you have extreme amounts of security when uploading sensitive information using this services I believe they hand out 50gb to anyone who signs up, which is a pretty good deal considering their biggest competitor is...
Dropbox! This is also a file hosting service, but it works a little differently. Instead of just handing out a flat amount of space and demanding you to pay them for more, you can do a couple things to earn extra space. Things that will increase your total stoarage space include: Referring people, linking with certain devices, posting a link on facebook and twitter, activating an email and a whole lot more. Their downloads are fast, reliable and fairly accessible to anyone with an interface that anyone can understand.
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