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ISPs in the UK have been ordered to block access to certain domains. Top among them is of course, as always, The Pirate Bay. However, it's come to the attention of many users that even though the ISPs are complying with the order, somehow, they are able to access many of the restricted sites. The answer may be CloudFlare. Most people who engage in torrenting probably do so get their hands on the latest releases. The average user more than likely isn't overly thoughtful about the political implications beyond the legality of what they're doing. It is possible that there's still some political pull to file sharing however. Swedish internet service providers may have stood up against blocking access to The Pirate Bay and other similar domains, but the UK ISPs are not so accommodating. Not only are they blocking the sites themselves, but also sites that list proxies, to try and slow the rate of piracy. Anti-piracy defenders are trying a new tactic to try and bring down The Pirate Bay. Instead of just attacking the site itself, they will now be going after the internet service providers themselves. Whether or not they believe in what The Pirate Bay does, the ISP in question is refusing to block access. The Pirate Bay has been online for a month now but it's still not out of choppy waters. The site has been beleaguered by issues since its return, which have resulted in a downtime, poor torrents and user issues. Now there are new problems for the site. The Pirate Bay has been having some trouble since it's relaunch. In the meantime, many other sites have been holding steady and snatching up the Bay's loyal fans. One in particular is Kickass Torrents but is this site really that much better than The Pirate Bay? Everything looked so promising after the return of the mods but The Pirate Bay went down this morning. Again. The torrenting site has experienced its second outage since the site came back to life. This one was much shorter than the last but it's still a very troubling development. The Pirate Bay has had a rough time of it as of late. Since returning from the dead, they've had to change hosts a number of times causing outages and a questionable move to lock out moderators lead to a legion of spammers flooding the boards. Recently staff was brought back online and have undertaken an enormous cleanup operation for the site. The Pirate Bay has had some rocky sailing since coming back to life at the beginning of the month. From junk torrents to hosting issues, things haven't been going so smoothly but it looks like there's finally some good news on the horizon. The staff is making a comeback. The Pirate Bay is a target for anti-piracy law enforcement. Even before its takedown in December of 2014, the site was the first name on everyone's tongue when it came to the scourge of the internet seas. But is stopping sites like The Pirate Bay really helping media? The Pirate Bay recently went down due to a hosting issue, which came after a two month outage due to a legal seize. It's clear that though The Pirate Bay may be back, it isn't as stable as it once was. The Pirate Bay went offline on Friday. Again. Unlike the last time we saw the site go offline, the cause of this outage was unclear. We now know it was due to hosting issues, but will its reliability ever return? And just like that, as quickly as it returned, The Pirate Bay is down again. The difference is that this time we have no idea why. The Pirate Bay has been hit with a new tactic by the Swedish government. In addition to attacking the site itself, they've also turned their attention to the domain names. Former operator Peter Sunde has spoken up about his feelings on the tactic. The Pirate Bay may have return and moved locations, but that doesn't mean their problems in Sweden are over. Two domains owned by The Pirate Bay have been seized by the Swedish government.
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- Objavljeno 10. 08. 2013. - Kategorije - Tagovi - Boris Radošević The Pirate Bay slave 10 godina uz poruku: ‘Ostat ćemo mladi dok ne umremo’ Najpoznatije od sviju torrent web odredišta The Pirate Bay upravo ovih dana proslavilo je deset godina postojanja. Objavili su to na svom službenom blogu te istaknuli da su opstali unatoč agresiji i represiji usmjerenoj protiv njih. Iskoristili su priliku i da zahvale svim svojim korisnicima i fanovima, a kritičarima i legalistima koji ih bezuspješno gase već godinama jasno poručuju: And we’re gonna stay young til we die. Usporedo, TPB-ovci su predstavili i novu verziju svog web preglednika, prilagođene verzije Firefoxa, koja omogućuje pristup The Pirate Bayu bez obzira na blokade nametnute od strane ISP-ova. Preglednik PirateBrowser možete potpuno besplatno preuzeti s ove adrese. Sve pravne peripetije koje su tijekom postojanja zadesile ekipu The Pirate Baya možete pročitati na ovom linku.