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Pirate Bay Goes Down Again (Updated)
Exactly two weeks after the long-awaited comeback, The Pirate Bay appears to be in trouble again.
It’s currently not clear what’s causing the problems. There might be a hardware issue, routing problem or a software glitch, issues that have occurred many times in the site’s history.
However, after the prolonged downtime earlier this year many people are now fearing the worst.
The site’s domain name is working properly and the nameservers appear to be setup correctly too, so those variables can be ruled out.
The Pirate Bay currently displays a CloudFlare error message suggesting that TPB’s servers are unresponsive.
TorrentFreak reached out to The Pirate Bay’s admin and we will update this article if we hear back.
While the main site is down, many of the Pirate Bay’s clones and copies that became popular during TPB’s recent seven week outage are still accessible.
Update: Pirate Bay’s .onion address still works (http://uj3wazyk5u4hnvtk.onion/). This means that the site is accessible over the Tor network, including the Pirate Browser.
Update: TPB is back after roughly 12 hours. The admin informed us that there was a hosting issue, this has been resolved now.
Source: TorrentFreak, for the latest info on copyright, file-sharing, torrent sites and anonymous VPN services.
TV News Explains CDs in 1985
1985 marked the mainstream acceptance of CDs for music in the U.S.—that year, the Dire Straits album Brothers in Arms became the first CD to sell one million copies. In the TV news segment (apparently from 1985) below, we're introduced to a then-new technology and we meet some music fans who embrace it. We also hear about the tantalizing possibility of putting data on CDs. Roll back three decades and enjoy:
And yes, that's TV anchor Mort Crim at the very beginning. Will Ferrell has said that Crim was a primary source for his Anchorman character, Ron Burgundy.
Now, let the vinyl vs. CD wars commence in the comments!
Bystander’s video shows cops shooting, killing fleeing man
Washington state police are investigating a video uploaded to YouTube that captures the death of a man shot repeatedly by police.
The video, taken by a bystander, surfaced Wednesday, a day after the Tuesday shooting death of Antonio Zambrano-Montes, 35.
Pasco Police Department officers were called about 5pm to respond to a report that a man was throwing rocks at a crowded intersection in the town of Pasco, according to the Department Chief Bob Metzger. Two officers were hit by rocks. A Taser did not subdue the man, who had a prior police assault conviction and served six months' jail time for it.
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A car hit the office building I work in yesterday. Came to work to and found this gem.
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Sex clouds both men and womens judgement
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He got caught slacking off. The boss make him 75% more productive by replacing his monitor
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Banshee Renewed for Season 4
D Gawwwwwwwwwwwww yyyyyyyyeeeeeeaaaaaa
Cinemax announced today that they've picked up Banshee for an 8-episode fourth season to air in 2016.
Banshee's Greg Yaitanes Talks to IGN About Season 3
This is great news for "Fanshees" (a label I'm proud to wear, by the way) who love the series - which is currently in the midst of its most exciting season to date.
Kids React to Spam
D Gfried spam + egg + cheese is delicious
The Fine Brothers, Benny and Rafi, return with another food edition of their popular "Kids React" series. In this episode, they ask a group of kids to taste test and discuss the canned precooked meat product, Spam.
Previous Foods: Escargot, Tofu, Brussels Sprouts, Cavier, Vegemite, Cow Tongue
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The 20 best board games of 2014, finalists from Board Game Geek
D GIf only I had the time/money to play all of these.
The community at BoardGameGeek.com, known hobby games tastemakers, have announced this year's nominees for board game of the year. If you're a fan of the hobby, or interested in learning more, this is a great place to start.
BoardGameGeek is a massively popular gaming resource and online community, made up of board and hobby games fans. Every year the community votes on the Golden Geek Awards, celebrating the best games of the year in many categories, broadly including board games, role-playing games and video games. This year's board game of the year category is crowded, with 20 nominees.
Alchemists - A strategy game for 2-4 players where each takes the role of a "budding alchemist" trying to discover the secrets of their "mystical...



