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1 million

 
 
 
 
Elon Musk san tweeted out the news that Tesla has Produced it's milestone 1,000,000'th electric car, 1 millionth car is a Model Y SUV
 
Tesla's first electric car was an electric sports car called Roadster released back in 2008 & it sold around 2500 nos at that time.

 
 
Tesla introduced a uniquely designed Truck last year which broke the pre-order record in 3 days after it's announcement with 200,000 confirmed orders.

 
 
The electric car popularity is a good thing for the environment, the more users switching to this form of transportation will evidently reduce the harmful gas emission, although it might take time to reverse the effect a little bit at a time is good. even though there's a bit controversy surrounding the making & maintenance being criticized by some.Eitherways the more of these is a good thing.
 
So what do you think about this milestone achievement? Post your thoughts down below.
 
unrelated pic. plz ignore

 
 
Source:
Elon Musks Tweet(link at the beginning of the top)
https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/tesla-just-built-its-one-millionth-car
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/tesla-elon-musk-1-million-evs-built/
https://mashable.com/article/tesla-one-million-cars/
 

You earned my Respek.

1 million

 
 
 
 
Elon Musk san tweeted out the news that Tesla has Produced it's milestone 1,000,000'th electric car, 1 millionth car is a Model Y SUV
 
Tesla's first electric car was an electric sports car called Roadster released back in 2008 & it sold around 2500 nos at that time.

 
 
Tesla introduced a uniquely designed Truck last year which broke the pre-order record in 3 days after it's announcement with 200,000 confirmed orders.

 
 
The electric car popularity is a good thing for the environment, the more users switching to this form of transportation will evidently reduce the harmful gas emission, although it might take time to reverse the effect a little bit at a time is good. even though there's a bit controversy surrounding the making & maintenance being criticized by some.Eitherways the more of these is a good thing.
 
So what do you think about this milestone achievement? Post your thoughts down below.
 
unrelated pic. plz ignore

 
 
Source:
Elon Musks Tweet(link at the beginning of the top)
https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/tesla-just-built-its-one-millionth-car
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/tesla-elon-musk-1-million-evs-built/
https://mashable.com/article/tesla-one-million-cars/
 

edited for more accuracy.

You earned my Respek.

I think electric cars are a required stepping stone to public transit and they will buy buy badly needed time.  In the end suburbs are going to have to drastically change the way they work.  Electric cars are less unsustainable than petrol cars and they get the West in general out from under the heel of the oil producing countries, but they’re not without long term problems.

Is this Matt Farah's Million Mile Tesla?

edited for more accuracy.

You earned my Respek.

I wonder who gets the lucky millionth?
 

1 million

 
 
 
 
Elon Musk san tweeted out the news that Tesla has Produced it's milestone 1,000,000'th electric car, 1 millionth car is a Model Y SUV
 
Tesla's first electric car was an electric sports car called Roadster released back in 2008 & it sold around 2500 nos at that time.

 
 
Tesla introduced a uniquely designed Truck last year which broke the pre-order record in 3 days after it's announcement with 200,000 confirmed orders.

 
 
The electric car popularity is a good thing for the environment, the more users switching to this form of transportation will evidently reduce the harmful gas emission, although it might take time to reverse the effect a little bit at a time is good. even though there's a bit controversy surrounding the making & maintenance being criticized by some.Eitherways the more of these is a good thing.
 
So what do you think about this milestone achievement? Post your thoughts down below.
 
unrelated pic. plz ignore

 
 
Source:
Elon Musks Tweet(link at the beginning of the top)
https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/tesla-just-built-its-one-millionth-car
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/tesla-elon-musk-1-million-evs-built/
https://mashable.com/article/tesla-one-million-cars/
 

Salute to the Tips ???

"Yes Yvonne, I solemnly swear that I will always clean the house and never throw any of our children again, even if there are bean bags on the floor. Please don't punish me."

When you set your RGB fans to red white and blue

Meme this.

You almost did it, You crazy sons of bi***

 
TLDR:
 
Wuhan,China has been the epicenter for the recent Virus outbreak COVID-19 & The region has been on lock-down since the terrifying outbreak , a good majority of people were put under forced quarantine, some videos from the region showing that government forces locking people inside & taking risky people out to be quarantined.Schools are suspended until further notice. With many workplaces also shut.
 
in a nutshell  , people were enforced under quarantine to isolate & decrease the spread of the virus which meant kids were at home, forced to work & study from home. this meant a hike in online tutoring for kids. one of the apps that has been used by schools towards assigning homework & other work related comms was developed from Alibaba group called the DingTalk, it's a telecommuting application which during Chinese new year became the most downloaded app on China’s app stores & raised in popularity. so people started using it widely for all forms of communication like other SM apps. it's an enterprise collaboration app that lets you have group audio/video/text interaction with a preset contacts. can be used for both personal & professional use.
 

 
teachers were using this app to set kids time assigned homework online so they were working at home even under quarantine. it is reported that an estimate of 50 million students and 600,000 teachers use this app throughout China.
 
the app uses clock in & clock out features, which uses time framed access from users like employees or students logging in & logging out for sessions at given hours, being counted as work.  if allowed it uses facial recognition or fingerprint to confirm that a specific person is the one that's using it & the work is not being done by some other, it also is one of the first Chinese apps to have obtained the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 standard. Data are encrypted at SSL/TLS security standards. so a very secure app people trust .
 

 
So the kids there who already pissed off with the chaos happening in the society thought about getting rid of the homework burden, Collectively the kids in the region came up with an ingenious plan & figured out if the app is downvoted & reviewed negatively in the App store in a massive collective manner , it will be put under suspension or be removed for review. thereby getting rid of the online tutoring for weeks.With viral speed, tens of thousands of schoolchildren reportedly began rating the DingTalk chat app with one-star reviews, knowing enough bad ratings would see it kicked off the App Store. The homework app's rating reportedly plummeted overnight from 4.9-stars to 1.4. but unluckily the app still held on without being removed. but the reviews got so bad developer had to to step in via social media to ask to stop what they were doing.
 
app post begging for stars.

ios appstore one star reviews.

 
 
 
So what do you think about this? post your thoughts down below. i think it's somewhat brilliant co-ordination to get rid of a common problem.
 

 
 
sources :
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v42/n05/wang-xiuying/the-word-from-wuhan
https://www.bandt.com.au/wuhan-students-figure-out-ingenious-way-to-shut-homework-app/
https://bgr.com/2020/03/07/coronavirus-kids-app-wuhan-quarantine/
https://headtopics.com/uk/ingenious-kids-under-coronavirus-quarantine-manage-to-defeat-homework-11736207
https://fashionmodelsecret.com/world-news/ingenious-kids-under-coronavirus-quarantine-manage-to-defeat-homework/
https://mashable.com/article/wuhan-kids-app-coronavirus/
https://technode.com/2020/03/02/dingtalk-begs-for-stars-on-chinas-app-stores/
 

Meme this.

Linus : James could you come here for second?
 
**heavy panting noise & rapid footsteps approaching**
 

 
Yes daddy?

Not strictly true as countries are locking down places to stop the spread of covid19

I love it when kids get a genius moment

Leaked Image of Linus Touching Himself.
 

You almost did it, You crazy sons of bi***

 
TLDR:
 
Wuhan,China has been the epicenter for the recent Virus outbreak COVID-19 & The region has been on lock-down since the terrifying outbreak , a good majority of people were put under forced quarantine, some videos from the region showing that government forces locking people inside & taking risky people out to be quarantined.Schools are suspended until further notice. With many workplaces also shut.
 
in a nutshell  , people were enforced under quarantine to isolate & decrease the spread of the virus which meant kids were at home, forced to work & study from home. this meant a hike in online tutoring for kids. one of the apps that has been used by schools towards assigning homework & other work related comms was developed from Alibaba group called the DingTalk, it's a telecommuting application which during Chinese new year became the most downloaded app on China’s app stores & raised in popularity. so people started using it widely for all forms of communication like other SM apps. it's an enterprise collaboration app that lets you have group audio/video/text interaction with a preset contacts. can be used for both personal & professional use.
 

 
teachers were using this app to set kids time assigned homework online so they were working at home even under quarantine. it is reported that an estimate of 50 million students and 600,000 teachers use this app throughout China.
 
the app uses clock in & clock out features, which uses time framed access from users like employees or students logging in & logging out for sessions at given hours, being counted as work.  if allowed it uses facial recognition or fingerprint to confirm that a specific person is the one that's using it & the work is not being done by some other, it also is one of the first Chinese apps to have obtained the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 standard. Data are encrypted at SSL/TLS security standards. so a very secure app people trust .
 

 
So the kids there who already pissed off with the chaos happening in the society thought about getting rid of the homework burden, Collectively the kids in the region came up with an ingenious plan & figured out if the app is downvoted & reviewed negatively in the App store in a massive collective manner , it will be put under suspension or be removed for review. thereby getting rid of the online tutoring for weeks.With viral speed, tens of thousands of schoolchildren reportedly began rating the DingTalk chat app with one-star reviews, knowing enough bad ratings would see it kicked off the App Store. The homework app's rating reportedly plummeted overnight from 4.9-stars to 1.4. but unluckily the app still held on without being removed. but the reviews got so bad developer had to to step in via social media to ask to stop what they were doing.
 
app post begging for stars.

ios appstore one star reviews.

 
 
 
So what do you think about this? post your thoughts down below. i think it's somewhat brilliant co-ordination to get rid of a common problem.
 

 
 
sources :
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v42/n05/wang-xiuying/the-word-from-wuhan
https://www.bandt.com.au/wuhan-students-figure-out-ingenious-way-to-shut-homework-app/
https://bgr.com/2020/03/07/coronavirus-kids-app-wuhan-quarantine/
https://headtopics.com/uk/ingenious-kids-under-coronavirus-quarantine-manage-to-defeat-homework-11736207
https://fashionmodelsecret.com/world-news/ingenious-kids-under-coronavirus-quarantine-manage-to-defeat-homework/
https://mashable.com/article/wuhan-kids-app-coronavirus/
https://technode.com/2020/03/02/dingtalk-begs-for-stars-on-chinas-app-stores/
 

You almost did it, You crazy sons of bi***

 
TLDR:
 
Wuhan,China has been the epicenter for the recent Virus outbreak COVID-19 & The region has been on lock-down since the terrifying outbreak , a good majority of people were put under forced quarantine, some videos from the region showing that government forces locking people inside & taking risky people out to be quarantined.Schools are suspended until further notice. With many workplaces also shut.
 
in a nutshell  , people were enforced under quarantine to isolate & decrease the spread of the virus which meant kids were at home, forced to work & study from home. this meant a hike in online tutoring for kids. one of the apps that has been used by schools towards assigning homework & other work related comms was developed from Alibaba group called the DingTalk, it's a telecommuting application which during Chinese new year became the most downloaded app on China’s app stores & raised in popularity. so people started using it widely for all forms of communication like other SM apps. it's an enterprise collaboration app that lets you have group audio/video/text interaction with a preset contacts. can be used for both personal & professional use.
 

 
teachers were using this app to set kids time assigned homework online so they were working at home even under quarantine. it is reported that an estimate of 50 million students and 600,000 teachers use this app throughout China.
 
the app uses clock in & clock out features, which uses time framed access from users like employees or students logging in & logging out for sessions at given hours, being counted as work.  if allowed it uses facial recognition or fingerprint to confirm that a specific person is the one that's using it & the work is not being done by some other, it also is one of the first Chinese apps to have obtained the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 standard. Data are encrypted at SSL/TLS security standards. so a very secure app people trust .
 

 
So the kids there who already pissed off with the chaos happening in the society thought about getting rid of the homework burden, Collectively the kids in the region came up with an ingenious plan & figured out if the app is downvoted & reviewed negatively in the App store in a massive collective manner , it will be put under suspension or be removed for review. thereby getting rid of the online tutoring for weeks.With viral speed, tens of thousands of schoolchildren reportedly began rating the DingTalk chat app with one-star reviews, knowing enough bad ratings would see it kicked off the App Store. The homework app's rating reportedly plummeted overnight from 4.9-stars to 1.4. but unluckily the app still held on without being removed. but the reviews got so bad developer had to to step in via social media to ask to stop what they were doing.
 
app post begging for stars.

ios appstore one star reviews.

 
 
 
So what do you think about this? post your thoughts down below. i think it's somewhat brilliant co-ordination to get rid of a common problem.
 

 
 
sources :
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v42/n05/wang-xiuying/the-word-from-wuhan
https://www.bandt.com.au/wuhan-students-figure-out-ingenious-way-to-shut-homework-app/
https://bgr.com/2020/03/07/coronavirus-kids-app-wuhan-quarantine/
https://headtopics.com/uk/ingenious-kids-under-coronavirus-quarantine-manage-to-defeat-homework-11736207
https://fashionmodelsecret.com/world-news/ingenious-kids-under-coronavirus-quarantine-manage-to-defeat-homework/
https://mashable.com/article/wuhan-kids-app-coronavirus/
https://technode.com/2020/03/02/dingtalk-begs-for-stars-on-chinas-app-stores/
 

dafuq ?