@nob86: Can you post the pic without the annotations? Who is he? He's in at least 2 torrents here; https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=8db75dcca4bc97aa6b6eac6a5bcead8f14c1357dee253505&tocomm=1 https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=b5803b7318715a1b6b6eac6a5bcead8f2ca2b16e61ce9398&tocomm=1

I don't think it will ever happen. There needs to be enough motivation, and that is something that next generation lacks, or dissipates on less important things.

the speech should be broadcasted everywhere

I hope the Jury hangs these "Bastards" out to dry and awards a huge settlement!!!!

I'm surprised the official reason wasn't all the "gay propaganda" on Facebook.

BREIN is lying to themselves and the court : BREIN went on to argue that the blockades had been effective in reducing piracy and stated that previous studies reporting no decrease in torrent traffic after the blockades were introduced could not be relied upon. There had been an increase in legal BitTorrent usage, BREIN said, such as server syncing carried out by Facebook, traffic which the studies did not look at. :rotfl: Yeah!! That's it!! Facebook caused all of the lack of decrease in BitTorrent traffic that the statistics clearly show.  :rotfl:

Oh that's goood ! What a laugh. They took themselves down with all their dumb moves, and probably many other trolls will go down too later on. Oopsie. Thanks Prenda. :love:

@trentreviso: @leatherbear: Are browsers really just used to surf the net anymore? They're used now to access web apps, have deep social network integration and more. So, while the browser's functionalities have changed, how can the design remain stagnant? Mozilla is first in line to embrace change. "Maybe we shouldn't even call it a browser anymore," Jonathan Nightingale, Mozilla's Vice-President of Firefox Engineering told TechCrunch. "'Browser' is really an antiquated word. People don't really browse all that much anymore." Mozilla has been working on a project called Australis, named after a star system, the company's version of what the future of modern browsing could look like. You can expect to find parts of this product incorporated into Firefox release channels, starting with Nightly, as soon as it hits version 25. Australis will also make its way to the web through the usual release channels thereafter. Firefox is just trying to mimic Chrome browser and OS. The whole idea behind Chrome OS on netbooks is to have the entire OS embedded within the browser. Google anticipates a future where almost everything we do with a computer will be done online. Apparently, the Mozilla people agree, and don't want to be left behind. I am surprised at how much the new Firefox visually resembles Chrome. Why would you be surprised?  Considering how Chrome is an almost verbatim ripoff of Firefox, it's a given.

The idea that the industry can pull out…

very sad hearing this news hope the best will come to pirate bay

@myrea: Why can't they just use condoms… just saying it's simpler. How dumb need a person be, to take a drug with nasty effects instead of just using a condom... it's all for the pharmaceutical companies to get extra cash? I believe it's most definitely for the cash. They put out new drugs knowing people will still get HIV which is a huge money maker for them. Coincidentally <sarcasm>, a lot of major pharmacy chains here in the USA are very supportive of the LGBT community or very gay friendly and I don't believe it's for the right reasons, just more money. I bet we'd be much closer to a cure, or have one, if it weren't for big pharmacy.</sarcasm>

unfortunately spain is not alone in scandals… most of the actual euro zone leaders have deep problems with corruption... the portuguese one for starter... just look to his CV and die laughing, and the ministers... now even the germans have problems apparently... This with also the voices of some politicians which are anti gay marriage and want to abolish it again, and with the rise of gay deaths by murder... I said it once and I say it again, people should look to europe and pression up their governments not to screw it up humanitarially

I don't believe that the US military, even after Lawrence v Taylor, changed it's rules on gay sex, prior to the repeal of DADT.

im not surprised its exactly how i imagined the CEO to be.