Flies don't bite seamless eggs!
When Roger Consius realized that ShowMe might become a "very dangerous" company, he began to arrange an internal plan. He first used threats and hints to find several technical department employees with a dark history, but the other party did not buy it at all. He then contacted Luo Wen from the marketing department through his relatives, but the answer was still a rejection.
The two failures made him realize that ShowMe was not so easy to infiltrate, and it was at this time that Robert Downs appeared.
Once a financial genius, now a wage earner.
Not everyone can withstand the ups and downs of life.
Roger Consius didn't believe that he had no other ideas in his mind, so he checked and found it.
This guy actually colluded with his enemy Falcone and intended to take over ShowMe. The funny thing is that Luke Shaw, who claimed to be smart, didn't notice it and even handed the finances to him.
idiot!
Roger couldn't help but want to laugh. He couldn't wait to see what expression Luke Xiao would have when he found out that he was betrayed by his men.
After a chaotic night, Robert showed up at Haixing Building on time the next morning.
As you push open the company's main door, you are greeted by a bustling scene.
The sound of fingers tapping on the keyboards was almost continuous in a straight line. People from the technical and marketing departments were huddled together to do the final testing for the new version. Judging from the paper cups and lunch boxes piled up in the corner, many people had stayed up late last night.
Luke Xiao was also among them. At this moment, he had lost all his former charm. With big dark circles under his eyes, he sat in front of the computer and frantically typed on the keyboard.
His hands moved as fast as an octopus.
Several fat guys from the technical department surrounded him, pointing at the computer and saying something from time to time. It sounded like they were discussing the problem of repeated bugs.
Everyone was very dedicated and passionate, as if they were doing something great.
Robert knew nothing about computer technology and did not get involved. He walked into his office with his briefcase.
The door closed and the thick atmosphere disappeared.
He leaned back in his swivel chair, lost in thought for a long time, then picked up the phone and called Dominic Sidney, president of Gotham City Central Bank.
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Batman's remarks caused a huge uproar outside, but ShowMe, as a social platform, remained silent from beginning to end.
This attitude has hurt its users a lot.
Many people are talking about this matter. They can't figure it out and don't understand why ShowMe is acting so "cowardly" and what they are afraid of.
At two o'clock in the afternoon, amidst a chorus of doubts, ShowMe2.0 went online.
The 900mb capacity package has brought about earth-shaking changes to ShowMe. The page is smoother and more trendy, and the light blue background, mechanical style, and simple and elegant format are eye-catching.
The original ShowMe was already very stylish, and this update takes it to a new level, like a work of art.
The users' dissatisfaction disappeared instantly. No wonder ShowMe remained silent. It turned out that it was preparing for a new version. With curiosity, they began to explore the new ShowMe.
There are dozens of plug-ins online in the extension center, many of which are functions that users have never seen before. The most interesting ones are the view compilation and rating system.
View Compilation is a tool for modifying videos and images. It has no restrictions and no rules. It is a completely free creative platform where you can do whatever you want, such as giving your girlfriend an elephant's nose, inserting your friend's avatar on the Statue of Liberty's butt, mosaicing inappropriate videos, etc. There is nothing you can't think of that others can't do.
As soon as the function was launched, it became popular immediately.
Young users spontaneously recommended it to their friends and classmates, and within just half an hour,
ShowMe has tens of thousands of "original views".
Compared with view compilation, the rating system is much simpler. It is just an auxiliary program that allows you to rate views uploaded by yourself or others. Works with high scores will automatically enter the recommendation page for more people to see.
Although the function is simple, it is extremely social. Ask those creators, who doesn't want their work to get a higher score?
The two functions complement each other and are a perfect match.
Yale University men's dormitory.
Most of the summer vacation has passed, and Andrew Gage, a junior student in the directing department, is still in school, preparing for his first movie in his life. The movie is in a western cowboy style. Due to funding and equipment problems, too many things that do not belong to the 19th century were added to the shooting screen, such as flashlights, toilet lids, cameras, etc.
These things have made cowboy movies evolve into funny time-travel blockbusters.
Andrew was in despair. He couldn't imagine how his tutor would feel after watching the sample film.
Just when he was about to reshoot the film at his own expense, his roommate recommended a functional software called View Compiler to him. After trying it, he was shocked. This software could perfectly cut out the bloopers in the sample film and paste the new flow pattern on it. The two overlapped perfectly without any visible traces, just like new.
His roommate Tommy Eugene patted his shoulder and laughed.
"How about it, isn't it awesome?"
Andrew gave a thumbs up and said, "I've never seen anything so awesome before. Where did it come from?"
"Show Me!"
Andrew was stunned for a moment, then blurted out, "ShowMe has this function?"
As he said that, he logged into his account and when he saw the updated interface, he couldn't help but praise: How cool.
The video compilation is in the first column of the extension center. The number of recommendations below the text introduction has exceeded 3,000, and there are hundreds of comments, all praising this plug-in.
At this time, my girlfriend Lisa sent me a video link with the title: Death Summoning Song - Black People Carrying Coffins!
Out of curiosity, Andrew clicked on the link.
Six black men wearing black leather shoes, black pants, black suits and black sunglasses were dancing on the street while carrying a coffin. Their dancing was so weird that it made people want to laugh, but combined with the music, it had an indescribable sense of movement. The scene changed, and under the gaze of the serious black men, several young men jumped off the cliff on their bicycles, followed by the melodious Scottish funeral song.
Andrew burst out laughing, and his roommate was also very happy.
"Where did this video come from? It's so weird."
"Lisa said she downloaded it from ShowMe."
When I opened the recommendation page, I saw that "The Black Coffin Carriers" was in the first place, with a score of 9.0 and far more clicks than the second-ranked Batman's Funny Quotes.
After watching the original material, Andrew came up with an idea: I can also use view compilation to create funny videos that belong only to me.
They did it right away. It took two hours and the cowboy-style black coffin bearers were created.
Andrew uploaded the video to his space, but he didn't expect that the number of clicks exceeded 10,000 in just half an hour. What surprised him even more was that with the help of many friends, the video was actually on the recommendation page.
The number of clicks began to skyrocket, 10,000 became 20,000, 20,000 became 50,000, 50,000 became 100,000... It was so fast, so fast that it was unbelievable.