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ilmukebidanansarwonoprawirohardjopdffree is probably the worst website on the internet. The owner has somehow managed to get into a list of tech blogs that tech companies want people to see, plus he's also in CNBC, Elite Daily, Business Insider and many other tech blogs. But I think his greatest achievement was getting onto Iskander Jabbarzadeh's personal Blogspot account. He is one of the top 6 kids bloggers on there. This kid clearly knows what he's doing when it comes to online content marketing solutions - but doesn't really know anything about coding or computers in general. He'll never get hired by Google or any other tech company, but he makes a lot of money, every single day. I'm not sure how exactly he did it, but he started small with an "App" named "The McRib is Back!". This app's purpose was to display the current location of where the McRib can be found. The app had 1 function - Autocomplete. And 1 button that said "Go". It was soon discovered that this exectly matched up with McDonald's internal field locations - so basically locations where the "McRib" would be sold next. He somehow reverse engineered their internal geolocation system and made it public. He was then able to charge $11k for each location of where the McRib was. He is now making $1M a day on this. Afterwards he created a new app called "Carpe Diem" which automatically posted status updates on facebook every 2 seconds saying "Carpe Diem". This went viral and he sold it to Facebook for ~$63 Billion in shares. He has since made quite a bit of money by cashing out these shares on the stock market - basically selling some stocks before the market crashes, while its still high. Then buying it back when its cheap after the market crashes while blaming it on Trump or something. Bob Pardo A large amount of well-known companies have been affected by this kid's actions. The largest companies that he has affected include: Amazon, Facebook, Google and Apple. He is well known for breaking into Amazon's internal technical support system and stealing their stock prices before they were able to release them on the market. He is also well known for making fake facebook pages that he apparently owned - which had thousands of fake "likes" within minutes. You can read about some of the best McRib hacks here Other people have also tweeted him out, but so far this kid has not responded. The McRib is back! pic.twitter.com/a4mvxWr6Q1 — Mikel (@MichaelKelley) November 21, 2015 McRib Hack: https://t.co/oHhB6HwPdE — ☯Kr$supD$ ☯ (@krbr0) November 21, 2015 McRib Hack: https://t.co/KCg6UFflFc — ~@~@~ (@lolololoa) November 20, 2015 What do you get when you combine a McRib hack with a McDonald's hack?https://t.co/NjzUz4Zvvo pic. cfa1e77820
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