Looking for a Remote Job (please HELP)

Hello, Sebastianul here. I would like first to apologize for posting something non WoT related. The new ad service we use turned out to be a  massive downgrade compared to the previous one (2 dollars per day vs 5 GBP for now), so in order to keep the blog running, I would like to ask YOU if you know of any remote jobs available – please report at [email protected] – both me and thebigbeje need a job – he is a good programmer yet has no university completed. I have a Bachelor’s in Agriculture. Thanks in advance!

-The Armored Patrol team

TAP Turns 11 Years Old – Feedback Needed!

Since our first post, we have been running this news blog almost every day. I’m still here (Seb) managing everything from behind the scenes while KSA posts the news and thebigbeje the (P) articles. I am happy that you are still reading after all these years (Thank you!), after all these new premium tanks and meta shifts. I feel that people slowly lose interest in this game, an old WoT version bought back to life would surely bring back my interest. I miss when times were simpler, when you had 3 tier 10s and the clan forums were full of strategies. Needless to say, here’s to another 5 years at least, even if our views are low (around 10k a day).

Since our ad revenue is low (around 300 € a month), we have switched again our ad provider from Publisher Collective to Monumetric. The main revenue source still is represented by the sponsored articles. Cloudflare nameservers have also been implemented to make the site load faster.

On the personal side, I have been diagnosed with schizophrenia – quite a bummer since I’m only 27 years old. This is not the end – I’m taking medication for it and the symptoms are slowly getting better.

I would like to request feedback on the blog in the comments – what features would YOU like implemented? I hope that we have been doing a good enough job!

 

 

Debunking a bunch of photoshopped tank drawings presented online as “historical blueprints” for fan-made World of Tanks project. Many people have already been misled by them.

NOTE: This was originally posted on Reddit, where it received lots of support. Later, the post got removed by Reddit’s filters due to one of the links in it being from the VKontakte social media platform. I wasn’t aware, but Reddit does not accept links from this platform. That’s why this is getting reposted here, on The Armored Patrol. The Reddit post’s comments and upvotes are still visible here. I will try to get the post back on Reddit as well.

Greetings, my fellow tank enthusiasts. 🙂

My name is David and I am an archive researcher of military vehicles. Me and some members of Tank Encyclopedia want to spread awareness about some fictional tanks that are being presented online as “historical” as part of a fan-made project for World of Tanks. It’s surprising to me that only few people have noticed this so far.

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Some newfound older WoT clients

Greetings – a TAP reader found some old game versions and you can download them in the link below.
All except the 08.10.00_CT version are booting. All of them are tested.
You can download them here:

https://gofile.io/d/E1mzB4

Also a small request from the person who sent me these, „I’ve archived all clients between 0.4.5- 1.0.6 from https://wot.djgappa.com/ but I am unable to obtain these versions, and I am running these torrents for about 8 months now. Can you reseed them please (if you have them)?”

Long Tail Mud Motor Kit vs. Surface Drive: Which is Better? (P)

 

Introducing the world of mud motors can be a fascinating journey, especially when considering options like the long tail mud motor kit and the surface drive mud motor kit. These specialized engines are designed to tackle challenging water conditions that regular boat motors struggle to handle.

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The Cocoanut Grove Nightclub Fire: A Historic Example of Negligent Security (P)

Firefighters trying to stop a fire 
One of the most tragic accidents due to negligent security in the United States is the Cocoanut Grove Nightclub fire. It happened on the 28 of November 1942, in Boston, Massachusetts. What started as a regular night of partying turned into a tragedy that led to the death of over 492 people, leaving several others injured. The worst part of the tragedy is that it was completely avoidable, or the damage could have at least been minimized to reduce the casualties. What went wrong, and what did we learn from this tragic event?

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