So now there is only one. Blog, that is. The hosting on that other site ends in two weeks, and we decided not to renew, since most of us got static ip’s now (through our workplace, and a special offer by Nebula (nebula rocks)). So now there’ll only be this one blog, here at comfy […]
Read MoreSo they are back. Check out their page now. Apparently, the ISP of the ISP of TPB was handed a hefty fine, in order to shut down the site, but they’ve already relocated. Trackers are said not be up yet, but T-shirts are being sent out to the people responsible for the bandwidth-chopping. The shirts […]
Read MoreSo, if you point your browser of choice to http://www.thepiratebay.org you will see this: Yep, it’s gone. The last news out of that place was on slashdot today, stating that the CEO of the company who supposedly bought TPB, has resigned due to charges of insider trading, and a lot of other people leaving as […]
Read MoreTwitter has today been the target of a rather crippling DDOS, which has left the site down for several hours, according to Pingdom and Netcraft. I haven’t seen any word as to the attacker, and that got me to wonder: Is there politics involved in DDOSes? Twitter knows exactly who’s been hitting their sites, they […]
Read MoreSo they’ve gone and done it. AT&T has blocked parts of the popular 4chan forum, notably /b, home of anonymous. No. Anonymous is not an organisation. They don’t have a leader, they don’t have meetings, they don’t have a head-quarters. They can’t be bartered with, they can’t be bribed. They just do their shit. It’s […]
Read MoreThe guys at http://www.datacenterknowledge.com , an otherwise great site for news on servers and datacenters, has invented some sneaky-ass way to prevent users from using adblockers. I had the adblock plugin on in Firefox, as i always do (the web is a fucking cesspool of spam), and i was reading the news on that site, […]
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