The Pirate Bay has added support for Torrents Time, a plugin that lets users stream torrents directly inside their browser.
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Torrents-Time is an interesting little browser plugin that lets you stream torrents without needing to download a whole separate client.
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Torrents Time isn't the first solution for streaming torrents directly inside the browser, but previous iterations of the technology have had their drawbacks.
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Torrents Time can be added to any site Torrents Time first launched at the beginning of this month, initially with support from popcorntime-online.
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The Pirate Bay has added support for Torrents Time, a plugin that lets users stream torrents directly inside their browser.... The Super Bowl halftime show just got a little more interesting.
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"By harnessing the incredible abilities of torrents, you can transform your website, in a matter of seconds to an amazing, simple to use streaming website," writes the Torrents Time team on their site.
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Torrents of water wash over a campground in Supai, Ariz.
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Is Torrents Time pulling any dirty tricks on its users?
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"In general, torrents have a very unique lifecycle," Palomo said.
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I can't wait to find 10TB of public domain torrents!
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It comes from the internet, sourced from torrents and Usenet newsgroups.
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Dorian has been unleashing torrents of rain, especially over the Bahamas.
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They're using torrents to fulfill World Health Organization and U.N. charters.
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The Torrents Time site has minimal information on how the software works.
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We've sent an email to Torrents Time's official address, but it bounced.
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First, Kickass Torrents was seized by the government after the owner's arrest.
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If you want to seed torrents on your layover, go to Texas.
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The option to stream torrents now appears right alongside the download button.
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Correction: The Torrents Time team is not part of the Popcorn-Time.
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Southern Ocean torrents can stretch across millions of square miles of ocean.
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Words tumbled out of his mouth in sometimes hard-to-follow torrents.
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Rain was coming down in torrents and inside hung Naples soccer jerseys.
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Films don't have footnotes; they don't rely on torrents of supporting evidence.
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Now, she has once again been subjected to torrents of online abuse.
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Three other people died in their cars hit by torrents of water.
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Imagine the tension between centuries-old traditions and the torrents of change.
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At other times, like this past week, the news comes in unstoppable torrents.
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Residents also posted pictures and video of torrents of water rushing down streets.
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Flash Player will continue to be distributed via torrents and sites like oldversion.com.
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With the torrents slowing to a drizzle, we made a run for it.
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Of those 55 million pirated views, MUSO says that the vast majority (76.6 percent) came from unofficial streams of the episode, with web downloads accounting for 12.2 percent of views, public torrents for 10.8 percent, and private torrents for 0.5 percent.
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To help sort through torrents of material, platform operators increasingly rely on computer algorithms.
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Many users utilized "seedboxes"—private servers that constantly uploaded torrents—to maintain their ratio.
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Popcorn Time is the revolutionary app that's been continuously dubbed the Netflix for torrents.
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First, for whatever reason, this guy was operating a Kickass Torrents Facebook fan page.
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The chase drew torrents of posts on social media, many featuring groan-inducing puns.
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"The language moves in torrents, always energized ... shamanistic," Stone read, quoting The Boston Globe.
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Torrents of orange and red branched out of the first streaks and shot upward.
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To make use of the feature, you'll need to download the Torrents Time plug-in.
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All in all, Torrents Time is a neat plugin, but probably not worth the effort.
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You could call his works stream of consciousness, except that they are more like torrents.
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If you like occasional snippets of sensible conversation amid torrents of automated abuse, try Twitter.
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If you downloaded via torrents or via a direct HTTP link, this doesn't affect you either.
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The most popular attack loads the pirated media, such as torrents, with a malicious Trojan file.
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But if there were... During Thursday's press conference, Trump unleashed torrents of lies, distortions and fabrications.
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According to TorrentFreak, Kickass Torrents will also host the feature by "Sunday or Monday" and Torrentproject.
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In the past, torrents of money from abroad proved irresistible to governments in the emerging world.
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A broken rain gutter on the Palazzo Vecchio poured torrents of water directly onto the statue.
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They mingled with the torrents pouring down the Strand on their way to acclaim the king.
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Images posted to social media showed torrents of brown water sweeping through streets and under bridges.
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Somehow, it was bundled within two installers for Transmission, an open-source client for downloading torrents.
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Trump's often mendacious torrents of stilted rhetoric have already crushed common ground at home and polarized America.
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Thanks to a new software called Torrents Time, you can now stream videos on The Pirate Bay.
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According to TorrentFreak, the Torrents Time project is created by the same team that built Popcorn-Time.
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Exponents of the "New Complexity" school, like Michael Finnissy, were directly inspired by Taylor's torrents of sound.
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Women with mesh implants said they soon started receiving torrents of unsolicited phone calls, some originating overseas.
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As a result, Egyptians waste torrents of water growing rice, hosing down pavements and failing to recycle.
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While many of the the torrents have been removed, new ones continuously pop up on various sites.
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Your closets contain torrents of T-shirts, boxes full of papers, and piles of dust-bunnied shoes.
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Around 15 miles (24 km) to the west, roads collapsed in McAllen as they transformed into torrents.
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In neighboring Laos, downpours triggered a dam collapse, washing away houses in the ensuing torrents of water.
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And so I periodically experience torrents of online abuse that take a real toll on my happiness.
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Similarly, cases involving the dissemination of torrents have typically wound up in civil courts, rather than criminal.
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Doctors The rain was coming down in torrents and my shoes were not up to the job.
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It started in Hard Rain's Gonna Fall and came down in torrents during Pissing in the River.
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"As we get these rains that come in torrents, my Embarcadero roadway gets flooded," Mr. Lee said.
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Graff takes his spray cans and unleashes them into torrents of colors that mimic carefully-applied découpage ribbons.
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Torrents of snow can knock over, bruise, or injure trees in ways that show up on tree rings.
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We read about teeming startup incubators and torrents of angel investments, but the statistics don't match the headlines.
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And within 24 hours, Beyonce's Lemonade went straight to the top of both Pirate Bay and Kickass Torrents.
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And now it has a wonderful new feature: You can stream its torrents right there in your browser.
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The community didn't let torrents die with Pirate Bay or Kickass, and it certainly won't do it now.
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More torrents today will increase the danger of flash floods, mudslides, and surges of 7 to 10 feet.
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FPGAs excel when one specific algorithm has to be applied over and over again to torrents of data.
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And there are marvelous moments of sheer calm emptiness, with the stage unoccupied in between the dance torrents.
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Observations from a telescope atop Hawaii's Mauna Kea volcano found torrents of material raining out from the rings.
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The powerful flood waters have turned the city streets into torrents, pushing parked cars and challenging emergency crews.
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It's an unusual choice for a playwright, especially one prone to having his characters gush torrents of words.
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Far below, rain-beaten tourists marveled at torrents of spring meltwater that poured 620 feet down Bridalveil Fall.
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They go to Beatport to either buy the downloads, or find out which ones to download from Torrents.
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In both cases, a dam holding back a tailing pond burst, spilling torrents of sludge into the surrounding area.
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Torrents of brown water swept cars along narrow streets in the eastern town of Sant Llorenc late on Tuesday.
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A digital bereavement company has captured and analysed torrents of data about your husband to create a digital likeness.
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Washington has also gone aggressively after file-sharing websites, with multinational cases against Kickass Torrents and The Pirate Bay.
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In the locker room, the emotion and self-consciousness that has come to define this team came in torrents.
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To that end in 2015 her department began releasing torrents of statistics about arrests and deaths in custody across California.
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"Stop torrents, or delete them from the client if you want to be extra sure," a user named turncoat posted.
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Instead, its instructions seemingly led to the death of three people, who drowned in treacherous torrents of icy-cold water.
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While torrents have gotten a bad rap for piracy, many users use these file transfer services for totally legit reasons.
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If a user used torrents to download movies illegally, he will be banned from accessing the AGN for a week.
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Their backbones cracked as they tugged at one another with their mighty arms—and sweat rained from them in torrents.
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The heat wave broke in other parts of Europe, meanwhile, unleashing torrents of rain that caused flash flooding in France.
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In India journalists who criticise the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party receive torrents of threats on social media from Hindu nationalists.
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Heavy rain hit Mallorca on Tuesday, sending torrents of brown water along narrow streets in the town of Sant Llorenc.
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That is remarkable bond market resilience in view of swelling torrents of dire warnings about inflationary policies of the incoming administration.
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As usual, these torrents are tagged "DVDScr" and have much higher quality than other early leaks (often recorded using handheld cameras).
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The location, which only recently became available, is surrounded by white water rapids, forcing the guys to dive into raging torrents.
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President Trump tweets morning, day, and night—eliciting plenty of love from his supporters and torrents of hate from his detractors.
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Less than 24 hours after being taken down in an international sting operation, Kickass Torrents (KAT) is back—well, sort of.
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If you're a hardcore fan of the intergalactic series, the urge to hunt down torrents is probably strong with this one.
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One imagines torrents of storm water and sewage, rats the size of pedicabs, and roving pods of zombies and CHUD s.
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The ceremony was held in a white tent, but the rain held off until it ended, then crashed down in torrents.
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This time around, the social network isn't just blocking torrents; it has banned the entire site, even The Pirate Bay's homepage.
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Burnside acknowledged that a lot of people, and especially women, deal with torrents of abuse on Twitter he doesn't always see himself.
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Web downloads accounted for just 12.2 percent and public torrents — from websites like The Pirate Bay — were responsible for another 10.8 percent.
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Amid torrents of rain, journalists were evacuated from the DNC press center because of the threat of lightning strikes, NBC Philadelphia reported.
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CD were seized earlier today in a sweeping effort to shut down the service and its estimated 3 million torrents, Zataz reports.
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For everyone who is ripping DVDs to put on their Plex server, there are others using torrents or downloading potentially illegal streams.
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Killed or scared off by bears, treacherous terrain, raging torrents and temperatures below -40 degrees, only one in three completed the journey.
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Well, now you can decide for yourself because I Love You, Daddy is being aggressively shared on torrents after recently trickling out.
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Santos said 130 millimeters, or more than 5 inches, of rain fell in the area Friday night, setting off the deadly torrents.
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The children move quickly around the animal, sweeping the gushing blood into the gutter before it can create torrents through the streets.
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Painted and repainted in broad, blurred strokes, the images hemorrhage torrents of drips and splashes and appear to be made quickly, furiously.
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Still, on Sunday, as the rain continued to fall in torrents and the towns filled up, that was a question for later.
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Even ardent Godardians tend to place these movies, with their torrents of ideological verbiage, somewhere north of difficult and south of bearable.
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It pumped out torrents of cheap, at-times divisive ads to highly targeted audiences, spreading its message and culling small-dollar fundraising.
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The floods also claimed the lives of two children from Israel's Bedouin community who were washed away in separate torrents on Wednesday.
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The rubble has clogged countless streams and waterways and devastated the Appalachian environment with pollutants, rerouting rain torrents through homes and hamlets below.
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The IRA operatives "react to certain news with torrents of mud and abuse," an activist named Vladimir Volokhonsky told the St. Petersburg Times.
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This scenario would also dump torrents of rain near and to the north of where its center tracks, thereby spreading misery far inland.
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Favoring spontaneity, the duo would record torrents of material, both on their own and with help from friends like Coil member Drew McDowall.
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The Squirtle Squad extinguishes Team Rocket's arson with their water torrents, using their innate talents to help a community that never helped them.
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I was caught wearing it in both blizzards and torrents, but thanks to the oil pullup finishing and thick cowhide, it doesn't show.
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It was created by a group of journalists to push back against the torrents of Russian disinformation sowing chaos in the country's politics.
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However, with the rise of Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Now and upcoming services like Disney+, torrents are making a bit of a comeback.
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In 2016, the torrent site enabled Torrents Time, a plug-in that similarly allowed in-browser streaming, but not of the best quality.
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It drew waves of celebrity commiseration and torrents of finger-shaking tweets as the victim turned into a suspect and then a defendant.
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CATANIA, Italy (Reuters) - Italy's Mount Etna, Europe's highest and most active volcano, has once again erupted, spewing red torrents of lava into the sky.
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Moments later, the rain began to fall in such violent, gusty torrents that the grounds crew could not get the tarp on the infield.
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The torrenting site has announced that it now supports Torrents Time—a browser plugin that lets you stream a torrent from inside a browser.
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I've received multiple emails since the alleged owner of Kickass Torrents (KAT) was arrested on Wednesday concerning new clones of the popular piracy website.
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This gives the AGN provider the freedom to decide whether torrents will be allowed, and whether people are allowed to use TOR-like services.
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At one point, one day after the show's Season 7 premiere, over 130,000 people were sharing various torrents of the episode, according to TorrentFreak.
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The standard pattern is a drought during the summer, with much of the state's annual rainfall coming in torrents over a few winter days.
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Observations from a telescope atop Hawaii's Mauna Kea volcano found torrents of material raining out from the rings, meaning these rings won't last forever.
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It had been a welcome burst of pleasant conditions after torrents of rainfall, which was forecast to resume late Saturday and continue into Sunday.
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Nothing met my eyes but one large window wide open, through which the sun of midsummer at noonday was showering down torrents of splendour.
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Typhoon Hagibis unleashed torrents of rain and strong winds Saturday that left thousands of homes on Japan's main island flooded, damaged or without power.
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But according to one lawyer familiar with the ins and outs of copyright infringement, the case could have sweeping repercussions on how torrents are regulated.
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But pictures of Sisi are ubiquitous across Egypt and he has not publicly sought to limit the torrents of praise for him in state media.
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For years, piracy persisted mainly in the realm of torrents, with sites like The Pirate Bay and Demonoid connecting internet denizens to premium content gratis.
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When Liz becomes frustrated with the torrents of high school drama (and her own behavior), she deliberately crashes her car in a failed suicide attempt.
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Unfortunately, we can't recommend Torrents Time to anyone at this point, for several reasons (not including moral ones, if you aim to watch copyrighted material).
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In so doing, the app figured out how to cut down on the torrents of abuse women that suffer online, at least in one area.
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Image: APFor three weeks in February, torrents of water rushed down the emergency spillway at Oroville dam, prompting fears that the entire structure would collapse.
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Since manually downloading files is a pain, another annual tradition is the public compiling all the files into torrents, which are much easier to download.
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Hackers trying to steal email passwords sent torrents of phishing emails to the very people whose cybersecurity could be a matter of life and death.
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The middle layer of its churning atmosphere, which reaches temperatures of more than ten thousand degrees Fahrenheit, burps out torrents of charged particles, called plasma.
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The producers helpfully edit quick cuts between a rain storm and torrents of Ashley tears, not-so-subtly implying that her emotions literally cause hurricanes.
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Typhoon Hagibis made landfall south of Tokyo on Saturday evening and battered central and northern Japan with torrents of rain and powerful gusts of wind.
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Torrents of rain caused floods in South Asia in 20183 that killed more than 1,000 and affected over 40 million, according to United Nations estimates.
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It makes money in torrents, but the way it's handled the manipulations of its platform has led critics to charge it was being irresponsible and craven.
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Image 0003 of 2 TOKYO – Torrents of rainfall and flooding battered a widespread area in southwestern Japan on Saturday, with local media casualty reports climbing quickly.
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Reelgood's team of seven includes the entire development team from the streaming app for torrents, Popcorn Time, along with founder Sanderson, previously a PM at Facebook.
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The season 53 premiere had almost 55 million pirated views across illegal streams, downloads, and torrents in the first 24 hours, according to analytics firm MUSO.
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Up to 10 inches of rain fell on Thursday in the mountainous state, sending torrents of water from rivers and streams through homes causing widespread devastation.
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For those who don't know, Pirate Bay is a website used to share and download torrents that typically provide access to illegal versions of copyrighted content.
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As TorrentFreak notes, some streaming-torrents sites simply grabbed content via HTTP rather than via peer-to-peer connections, meaning they quickly ran out of bandwidth.
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In the same way that torrents spread the data costs of large downloads among multiple users, BitTorrent's live-streaming tech turns every viewer into a broadcaster.
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Yes, Big Pine Key absorbed the brunt of Irma's gusts and torrents, but "we've got all our hands and toes, all my family members," he said.
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Melissa Palomo is the director of data and reporting analytics at anti-piracy company Irdeto, which tracks torrents and the behavior of those who download them.
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The Pirate Bay is notorious for hosting a massive, user-maintained index of torrents to pirated material: Movies, TV shows, music, and software, among other things.
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Their narrative offers a subtle diagnosis of why, at particular moments over a span of three decades, Ottoman rulers and their successors unleashed torrents of suffering.
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Today, one never knows when the rains will come, continue, or end abruptly, and they now fall in torrents that wash away topsoil and cause landslides.
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Sporting wide-brimmed hats and thick leather Dior emblazoned belts, the daredevils performed crisscross maneuvers at breakneck pace as torrents of water thundered down around them.
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The devastation caused by the impact included massive tsunami-like surges and "ejecta" -- torrents of rocks, like fine sand and small glass beads -- the report said.
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Despite the torrents of emotion, this "Verklärte Nacht" retains an analytic aftertaste, closer to Dickinson's other definition of poetry: "so cold no fire can warm me."
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At the same time, existing surface heat is carried northward by gale-force torrents, causing Earth's northernmost pole to shoulder most of the weight of global warming.
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If you were using The Pirate Bay to download torrents, your CPU was used to pay for hosting and other fees associated with running The Pirate Bay.
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A VPN can bypass the verification requirement, as can file-sharing sites, torrents, and small-time porn sites that don't get caught up in the government's net.
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You shouldn't install other browser plugins in Tor Browser; you shouldn't use torrents over Tor, and you have to be careful about opening documents downloaded through Tor.
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It had a small crack or hole that was open when it was on the ground and a frog snuck in to take refuge from the torrents.
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As with the actual scandal, all this is lost in Weiner, smothered by the crotch shot he mistakenly tweeted in 203 and the twin torrents that followed.
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Critically, filtering tools can't be used to filter encrypted files, torrents, or many of the different media types available online today, like handmade goods sold on Etsy.
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But aside from the mavericks who upload every episode of every TV show on to the internet for everyone else's enjoyment, no one browses torrents for fun.
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I am speaking of generosity, altruism and support for one's neighbors, with no distinction made between "makers" and "takers" as everyone faces torrents of water and wind.
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Islamist militants detonated bombs and unleashed torrents of bullets at a mosque on the Sinai Peninsula, killing at least 294591 people and wounding more than 29 others.
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BANGKOK — The wall of water, unleashed by a dam failure, roared through a half-dozen rural villages in Laos, sweeping away hundreds of people in its torrents.
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But stick with the movie for its leads, Sally Hawkins and Ethan Hawke, a beautifully matched pair who open up two closed people, unleashing torrents of feeling.
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A saddle dam that was part of Laos' $1.2 billion Xe-Pian Xe-Namnoy hydropower project collapsed last week, sending torrents of water crashing into neighboring villages.
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Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe (CNN)Torrents of water once thundered over the precipice at Victoria Falls, on the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia, shrouding the area in mist.
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Several users also complained on Reddit about an influx of fake torrents and malware on the site in recent days, but it is unclear if that is related.
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Some residents in Hiroshima prefecture said they were caught off guard in a region not used to torrents of rainfall, which began Friday and worsened through the weekend.
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Faced with a prospective health crisis, governments around the world began allocating resources to establish call centers to field the torrents of worried parents reaching out for help.
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" Sometimes he sent torrents of amorous drivel: "If I lose you, I will lose everything I believe to be true, everything I hope, wish, dream and pray for.
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As if to add to the drama on our approach to the fog-shrouded islands, the rain came in torrents, pocking the liquid-mercury surface of the sea.
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The victims included an 8-year-old boy and a 4-year-old boy, both carried off by fast-moving torrents where there would usually be shallow creeks.
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The victims included an 663-year-old boy and a 4-year-old boy, both carried off by fast-moving torrents where there would usually be shallow creeks.
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The mudslide happened after torrents of mud water triggered by heavy rains and flooding brought the side of Mount Sugar Loaf crashing into shanty towns below the hillside.
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It was the deadliest incident of several caused by unusually heavy rains over two days, which caused many normally dry river beds to swell into potentially deadly torrents.
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It enables you to increase and take control of your download speeds, search torrents without leaving the interface, schedule your downloads to run at optimal times, and much more.
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Torrents are a type of file commonly found on sites where you can pirate the latest Game of Thrones episode, but they're also simply a method of sharing media.
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Some residents in Hiroshima prefecture said they were caught off guard as the region was not used to torrents of rainfall, which began Friday and worsened through the weekend.
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But even if you're used to that, to stream videos on the site you need to install the Torrents Time software, which is all degrees of shady in itself.
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There are other torrents search engines out there, and I'm sure more will pop up over the weekend, but this does seem to be the end of an era.
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A terabyte of torrents seeded by Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDOS)—journalists dispersing records that governments and corporations would rather nobody read—are as of writing being downloaded daily.
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The round-the-clock work involves a huge offshore ship pumping torrents of sand and water onto the beaches and bulldozers moving it and smoothing it on the shoreline.
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Among their users, gay dating apps often conjure a few stereotypes—superficial conversations, torrents of unsolicited nudes, and an endless cascade of profiles displaying nothing but toned male torsos.
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His work is heavy, but ascendant, the sort of six-string manipulation that prizes both chaos and fragility, darkness and light, swallowing worlds in his torrents of abstracted noise.
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Clint Pischel, a rancher from Niobrara, said he had lost more than 50 cows when torrents of water and car-size ice chunks tore through his county last week.
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Trump should put aside his animus, and hold the nose to torrents of insults from German media, to clinch the only trade deal he will do in the foreseeable future.
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On a recent day, it took just minutes for a downpour to transform the face of another hill into a waterfall, with torrents of muddy water cascading down dirt steps.
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You simply click on the little face-shaped icon underneath a video torrent, and a video stream will open in a new window — provided you have the Torrents Time software.
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The tragedy brings the number of people killed in Sicily this weekend to at least 12 after three other people died in their cars when hit by torrents of water.
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Torrents Time, which provides a few PC and Mac browsers with much the same torrent-streaming technology we've already seen via Popcorn Time on mobile devices, only appeared last Tuesday.
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At heart, Torrents-Time is trying to run an entire torrent client in a webpage and using a service, which leads to some "creative" programming, and some serious security flaws.
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Feig's Ghostbusters reboot — which, it should be noted, isn't even out until July 15 — has prompted torrents of negative sentiment from some of the more vocal haters on the internet.
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Okay, yes — if you like, the work highlights the torrents of trash, the daily avalanches of debris our culture of consumption produces and leaves behind for archeologists of the future.
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Houses that hugged the slopes, many of them little more than wooden shacks with tin roofs, were buried after torrents of mud poured down under the force of the water.
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Rather than directly hosting the pirated files, Pirate Bay hosts torrents — a kind of data file that enables people with torrenting software to them download files directly from other users.
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As a result, lawyers dealing with the issue say, many death threats go unreported, or users tired of the torrents of hate simply give up and leave the platform altogether.
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The area near the creeks was the most treacherous, Mr. Eliason said, as creeks swelled with the sudden torrents of water mixed with ash from the fires, rocks and dirt.
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The indictment stated the peer-to-peer file-sharing website, also known as Kickass Torrents, distributed since 2008 copyrighted works such as the film "Captain America: Civil War" for financial gain.
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The hope is that the torrents of data these schemes generate will contain some crucial nuggets that let neuroscientists get closer to understanding how exactly the brain does what it does.
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EARLY on December 60th, residents of Huntington Road in York were woken by cries warning them of torrents of water gushing down the street; the River Foss had burst its banks.
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"Don't Breathe" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for torrents of four-letter words, gun violence, head-bashing and a scene involving a container of sperm.
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Severe weather doesn't happen very often on Titan, but new research suggests than when it does, the skies unleash torrents of liquid methane that floods and carves the moon's icy surface.
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BE summon a twangy, strings-doubled surf-rock guitar riff from amidst torrents of noise before crashing into a proto-metal jam session that consumes the latter half of the track.
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Among these artist/curators is Irina Danilova, whose ideas for exhibitions come to her in such torrents that she found herself compelled to create an overarching entity called Project 59 Inc.
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Droege's favorite prop is a glass, from which the various characters of "Happy Birthday Doug" sip in between torrents of words: We're eavesdropping not so much on conversations as narcissistic monologues.
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Two rivers, including the Buzi, burst their banks after the storm dumped rain on Zimbabwe and Malawi at the weekend, sending torrents of water into Mozambique and creating a "second emergency".
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A hat with an ornate box references John N. Genin's elaborate fashion display, and a "cascade" pitcher from C. W. Fenton's United States Pottery was inspired by the torrents of Niagara Falls.
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The response was indicative of something women, and especially women of color, deal with every day — when they voice their opinions online, they're liable to receive torrents of racist and sexist hate.
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It's worth noting that if you end up having a website that violates the terms of service, like hosting torrents, it can lead to a cap on storage or a service suspension.
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When it is too thin, they bore a hole for a hose and then spray torrents of lake water out over the surface to freeze and build up additional layers of ice.
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"Their narrative offers a subtle diagnosis of why, at particular moments over a span of three decades, Ottoman rulers and their successors unleashed torrents of suffering," Bruce Clark writes in his review.
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The case study didn't include — as the case studies in The Snowy Torrents don't include — the psychological factors that led these skiers to continue when the signs against it were so compelling.
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In 2000, a disgruntled sewage treatment plant worker in Queensland, Australia hacked into his employer's industrial control system to unleash torrents of raw sewage onto public grounds, flooding the city's local Hyatt hotel.
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As a result, many failed to evacuate before the storm hit, leaving themselves vulnerable to the rising floodwaters and other weather hazards as Florence unleashed torrents of rain and wind on the state.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Screaming, chanting, and torrents of religious-style vocals are the backdrop to Pussy Riot's Edinburgh Fringe show, which centers on the real-life trial and imprisonment of Russian frontwoman Maria Alyokhina.
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Victor Baker, a palaeohydrologist at the University of Arizona, studies floods far away in time and space (he is particularly renowned for his work on catastrophic torrents in the distant past of Mars).
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However, many Plex users already have a robust video library with TV shows and movies from a variety of sources (cough, torrents) – some of which may be more difficult to play on mobile.
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One way that males try to win this battle is by producing huge torrents of sperm that they can just flood the female with in order to flush out the other guys' product.
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The sum of which makes Alex Ross Perry's "Her Smell" a rather brutal two-plus hours, as Becky — played by a wickedly fine Elisabeth Moss — unleashes torrents of unhinged verbiage and physical assaults.
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Mocoa, the capital of the remote Putumayo province in Colombia's Amazon basin, was struck early Saturday by powerful torrents of mud and debris that swept away homes and vehicles and inundated entire neighborhoods.
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Built by a team of volunteers, Transmission is software that allows people to download movies, games, and other files through torrents, which splits large files into tiny pieces spread out among many users.
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The manufacturing sector is in the middle of a massive shift where machines are being equipped with sensors that transmit torrents of data about their health, and the environment around them, over the internet.
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That year's game between the Chicago Bears and the Indianapolis Colts turned out to be a bit of a dud, marred by torrents of South Florida rain and sloppy, subpar performances by both teams.
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Houses that hugged the slopes of Mount Sugar Loaf, many of them little more than wooden shacks with tin roofs, were buried after torrents of mud poured down under the force of the water.
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The French castle is now destroyed, but the hydraulic fountain in Saint Petersburg, Russia, still blasts incredible torrents of water, using a clever combination of pressure guided by the tiered levels of the fountain.
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The distinctions between traditional folk musics and drum and bass seem self-evident, but decades of dodgy mislabeled torrents, and experimentally minded pranksters have—intentionally or otherwise—eroded the boundaries between forms and scenes.
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Her place in Balanchine history is central: She inspired him to make some of his most radically modernist works; opened up fresh torrents of Romanticism in him; showed how old roles could be transformed.
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This is the true measure of the effect Guardiola has on the clubs that employ him, much more than the torrents of goals they score, the records they shatter and the titles they win.
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DAKAR, Senegal — Torrents of water rushed through the streets of the Sierra Leone capital of Freetown on Monday, causing mudslides that killed hundreds and trapped hundreds more in their homes and vehicles, officials said.
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Experts say the destruction is due to soil liquefaction, a process occurring when soil becomes saturated with water causing it to erupt into tumultuous torrents, as it did on Friday, shifting and tumbling buildings.
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If "Bag Bak" was slip-streaming down the freeway, this is reflective of a midnight soiree among torrents of rainwater, crawling with the windscreen wipers on max, making way toward or home from a function.
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Emergency officials said chances of finding more survivors in the ravaged landscape of hardened muck, boulders and other debris had waned considerably since heavy rains unleashed torrents of mud down hillsides before dawn last Tuesday.
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Torrents of water streamed through the ceiling of Metro stations, and major arteries serving Washington's top museums and memorials shut down due to high water as local emergency personnel reported rescuing several people from cars.
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The President proclaimed that the "state of our union is stronger than ever before" -- boasting of standing up to China, winning with new trade deals and bringing torrents of jobs back to their rightful home.
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But that compact is rendered meaningless if social media can defeat the First Amendment by creating torrents of negative sentiment and the accepted — even demanded — reaction becomes firing people from their jobs for their views.
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It's because if a large-enough asteroid explodes in the air before hitting the Earth (and generating tsunamis, craters, and fire-filled torrents of death), the resulting shockwave could blast winds powerful enough to flatten cities.
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The Pirate Bay feature is still in beta, and it suffers from the same old problems you have with all torrents—crappy quality, long waits for parts of some files, and all those kinds of things.
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Corporations spend especially heavily in state and local races, where even small amounts of money can have a significant impact, and they channel torrents of secret political money through third-party organizations such as trade associations.
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Embers: inch-square pieces of burning wood, white hot with the blowing wind, oxygenating them like a monstrous bellows, flying helter-skelter like malevolent insects, raining down in torrents, bouncing and scuttling around like hungry locusts.
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Christopher, a freshman from Vermont, lacks a social skin, but Bella is at first unable to tell whether he is hostile, troubled or just overstuffed with language that must push its way out in vivid torrents.
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Many of these young people still receive torrents of scorn and harassment based on their age and gender — Thunberg, who has Asperger's syndrome, also deals with ableist abuse from online trolls and Fox News commentators alike.
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Best known for his turn last year in "Stranger Things" — which itself shamelessly pilfered elements from "It" to more cohesive effect — the 14-year-old unleashes torrents of profanity and stupid-clever teenage quips with infectious panache.
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The breach in a dam containing mining waste at Vale's Corrego do Feijao mine in southeastern Minas Gerais sent torrents of muddy sludge ripping through the area and killed about 300 people near the city of Brumadinho.
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While it is a clichéd term, "big data" is an important concept here, and collecting such torrents of information facilitates the application of machine learning and other modeling methods to build sophisticated models for each data type.
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Unfortunately for 30-year-old Artem Vaulin, he made this very mistake while allegedly operating Kickass Torrents, a popular source for links to torrent files, which can be used to illegally download music, movies, and TV shows.
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That the Trump machine's torrents of populist propaganda may do more to persuade voters than any sober presentation of damning facts poses perhaps the greatest risk to Democrats as they take their impeachment investigation to the public.
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"When you're close to the audience, they become more involved in some way; it all feels more alive," he said in an interview in the 1990s that is posted on Crosstown Torrents, a website devoted to Hendrix.
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The carpenter said he was preparing for prayers in the early hours of that day when he saw torrents of muddy water charging toward his home in Lumley, one of the areas most affected by the disaster.
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Hurricane Florence's winds may have weakened to 105 mph, but the monster storm lurked off the Carolina coast and threatened to dump torrents of rain and catastrophic flooding to a region that's home to 10 million people.
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Justin also points out that sharing torrents for upload is already data intensive, and that having a huge group of people simply consuming content without contributing to the community may make torrent sharing too expensive to bother with.
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Companies will be looking for leaders who are able to help them do that - people with a trio of technical, linguistic and mathematical skills, who can make sense of the torrents of information that will continue to emerge.
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While some of us turned to booze to drown out the torrents of personal attacks that took the place of policy discussion during the presidential head-to-heads, others decided to order in food fit for the occasion.
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White House officials are probably hoping that the longer they stonewall, the more likely that public demands on this matter will be pushed aside as torrents of controversial policies and statements from Mr. Trump dominate the news cycle.
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Her drawling party jam "Pilates" was easily one of the best of last year (the 22nd best some might say), and her hefty debut EP Thirst Trap was essentially an 8-part lyrical volcano with torrents of bass.
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First a refresher, if all this talk of torrents sounds so 2006 to you: BitTorrenting is a way to share large files over peer-to-peer networks, and it's frequently used for pirating movies and television shows and music.
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Screengrab via GithubThough many copyright holders have moved on from suing individual downloaders to trying to force websites which distribute torrents offline, using Popcorn Time-derivative apps without identity-masking tools like a VPN is not without its risks.
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The under-18s from satellite towns whose Saturday nights until this weekend have been spent listening to the low hum of Strictly Come Dancing through their bedroom floors, downloading torrents and eating 12p packets of supermarket-brand tortilla chips.
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One person on Twitter recommended that pirated internet torrents should now come with a "national anthem file attached," and another wrote that food vendors in cinemas should exclaim "Bharat Mata ki jai," or "Hail Mother India," when serving popcorn.
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While the rain kept falling (and falling), I listened numbly as television reporters warned of massive destruction, not just from the torrents of rain but also from the possible collapse of aging reservoirs on the west side of town.
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What was practical in 2002 no longer makes sense, and the advent of both legal game stores on PCs and consoles, and of course torrents, mean that even rare games like Radiant Silvergun are just a click or button press away.
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That splayed ox you see gleams like the treasures of Golconda, so that insects and glittering birds … flow here in torrents […] This metaphorical perception of the beef paintings has obviously colored Cabanne's way of seeing — and writing about — Soutine's brilliant canvas.
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Then I ran a series of tests on both phones designed to strain their performance, which included running Geekbench and 3DMark several more times, playing a few rounds of Fortnite, and downloading multiple torrents, all without taking a break in between.
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Last week, torrent search engine The Pirate Bay added support for Torrents Time, a plug-in that lets you stream videos from The Pirate Bay (and other sites, should they choose to support it) directly, without ever downloading a torrent.
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There was a tab that displayed the top 10 most active torrents of the past day, five of which were often various bitrates of the latest Phish concert; for six whole years, that tab effectively served as my Billboard chart.
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But while the physical damage may have been patched up, the attacks raised a troubling question: How vulnerable are the torrents of oil pulsing through Aramco's facilities given the growing political tensions between Saudi Arabia and its neighbors, particularly Iran?
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Yesterday the infamous and resilient torrent site wove the new Torrents Time plugin into its interface, thus allowing its users to "stream" movies in a browser window without the need to download anything aside from the 2.7 Mb plugin itself.
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The main concern is to channel the torrents off the hillsides as swiftly as possible, fearing they may unsettle the slopes and trigger mudslides and avalanches of boulders, uprooted trees and other debris—as has happened on numerous occasions before.
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Earlier Saturday, Trump provided reassurances about the emergency response to the hurricane, tweeting that he was "closely monitoring" the situation from Camp David as the storm dumps torrents of rain on Texas and leaves hundreds of thousands of people without power.
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WHALEY BRIDGE, England (Reuters) - Police evacuated thousands of residents from an English town on Thursday after torrents of water cascaded from a nearby reservoir after a dam was damaged, with officials warning that subsequent flooding posed a risk to life.
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But don't take those vast torrents of music as the lack of an editing impulse, they've adopted a strategy, especially on the first of these NTS Sessions, that seems to exist outside the pop understanding of songs as linear things.
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But much like the event has politicized many young women across Pakistan, torrents of misogyny have been unleashed by the prospect that women might get together in large numbers in public spaces and not invite a man as their chief guest.
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His archive runs to five million pages, including the pocket notebooks he carried everywhere to record the ideas that came in torrents, and the brutally frank letters he wrote about the failures of immediate family members he otherwise studiously ignored.
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Sri Lanka's military said that it was doubtful any missing people would be found alive two days after torrents of mud loosened by heavy rain covered homes in the southern and western parts of the country, The Associated Press said.
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The spokesman estimated that 5,000 people could still be missing in Baleroa and Petobo, which had been badly hit by soil liquefaction -- a process where the soil becomes saturated with water, causing it to erupt into torrents that topple buildings.
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Insurers are bracing for a massive amount claims from Harvey after the storm's winds and surge pounded the Texas coast and dumped torrents of rain on the Houston area, flooding homes and prompting more than 3.53,23.5 rescues of stranded residents.
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A climbing friend — he camped, for a while, in the Pit — once complained to me about the hypocrisy of the mountaineer's version of The Snowy Torrents, called Accidents in North American Climbing, and what he identified as its "moralizing" tone.
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These warnings are likely not due to the browsers attempting to block user downloads of game and movie torrents, but rather have to do with malware in ads on the site, which The Pirate Bay has had issues with in the past.
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Seemingly due in part to a new songwriting approach (in which they use the music programming software MaxMSP to, essentially, algorithmically generate torrents of sounds that they shape into pieces) the format of their pieces has become unwieldy in tandem with the sounds.
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In this area, some of the thickest rain forest on Earth covers precipitous mountain chains, some over a mile high, with roaring torrents, frequent landslides, steep ravines, waterfalls, pools of quick mud that will swallow a person alive, and noxious insects carrying diseases.
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Even Emma's treatment of her career as a physician feels more fully realized than Zadie's, although Martin leverages her own background as a doctor to great effect throughout, writing vividly of accidentally sliced intestines and torrents of blood gushing from abdominal incisions.
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In the days since The New York Times broke the story of allegations of decades of harassment and assault by Harvey Weinstein, torrents of heart-wrenching stories have poured forth from at least 22018 women who say they were victimized by Mr. Weinstein.
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But because most of the city's 305 square miles are impenetrable surfaces like rooftops, roadways and playgrounds — city officials estimate 72 percent — torrents of runoff rainwater flood storm drains and sewers that also handle output from sinks and bathrooms in homes and businesses.
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The heists, which involve hacking ATMs to rapidly shoot out torrents of cash, have been observed across the United States spanning from the Gulf Coast to New England, Matthew O'Neill, a special agent in the criminal investigations division, told Reuters in an interview.
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"We're not only trying to get the Library Genesis main collection torrents healthier, but also trying to get the complete collection so that The-Eye can properly back it up AND distribute it out in all its glory," shrine said on Reddit.
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During the months of demonstrations, protesters have smashed storefronts of businesses seen as sympathetic to China, torched toll booths, shut down a major tunnel and engaged in pitched battles with police, countering tear gas volleys and water cannons with torrents of gasoline bombs.
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Photons also offer some general hope for making computers smaller and more energy efficient; compared to an electron, vast torrents of which are used to represent information in contemporary computers, it's hard to even say that a photon has "size" at all.
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MOCOA, Colombia (Reuters) - Flooding and mudslides in the Colombian city of Mocoa sent torrents of water and debris crashing onto houses in the early hours of Saturday morning, killing 254 people, injuring hundreds and sending terrified residents, some in their pajamas, scrambling to evacuate.
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Image: NASA/NOAA GOES ProjectRight now, Houston is in the midst of a catastrophic flood disaster as tropical storm Harvey, which made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane on the central Texas coastline Friday night, continues to unleash torrents over the Houston/Galveston metropolitan area.
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Image: University of Kansas The impact would've flung horrific amounts of water vapor and debris into the atmosphere, while sending torrents of meltwater into the North Atlantic—events that likely triggered global cooling (a phenomenon sometimes referred to as a nuclear or volcanic winter).
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So after running my initial benchmarks, I tested this by taking the Note 0.3583 and a Galaxy S0.3573+ out for spin involving a few rounds of Fortnite, repeated runs of 0.3563DMark's Slingshot Extreme graphics test, and downloading a few torrents, all back to back.
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" The reality is that it typically end in a conversation with the end user consisting of "yes, I have been backing up my entire hard drive to dropbox for the last 2 weeks" or "You, um, weren't looking at which torrents I was seeding, right?
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As the runoff from the deluges that hit around Christmas continues gathering in rivers that empty into the Mississippi River, downstream, gauges are predicting flooding in areas farther south as deep torrents roll that way -- in Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana, in early January.
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Heavy rain, normally a blessing at this time of year in West Africa, turned into a nightmare on Monday when flooding caused torrents of mud to wash down Mount Sugar Loaf about five miles outside the capital Freetown, according to government officials and aid agencies.
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Around 600 people are still unaccounted for after heavy rains struck the Regent district in the early hours of Monday morning, causing torrents of mud to wash down Mount Sugar Loaf, about 5 miles outside the capital, Freetown, according to government officials and aid agencies.
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The hackers have cobbled together those databases into a gargantuan, unprecedented collection of unique usernames and associated passwords, and is freely distributing them on hacker forums and torrents, throwing out the private data of a significant fraction of humanity like last year's phone book.
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Pornhub tries to combat piracy (it only took them four days to take down Kanye's latest album after it appeared on the site) and the learning curve of torrents has generally kept pirated media (music, TV, non-adult films) out of the hands of the average fwapper.
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As well as commenting on West's interest in torrents and Pirate Bay, others pointed out that the rapper was listening to music on the free-to-use, video-sharing site YouTube; instead of premium service, Tidal, of which West is a public supporter and launch partner.
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But sometimes all a woman has to do to invite torrents of online hate is to remind people that she's a woman — either by writing specifically about "women's issues," or by writing about topics, like sports, that some people don't seem to think women should have opinions about.
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At a performance of "Counting in Quileute" in 2013 at Roulette in Downtown Brooklyn, a set of speakers encircling the audience created an immersive and disorienting experience as torrents of foreign words washed over listeners and merged with breathy and brittle sounds created live by an instrumental ensemble.
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JOSHUA BARONE AT 1 MINUTE 30 SECONDS Elgar's cantata "King Olaf" is rarely performed in its entirety, but the a cappella finale, "As Torrents in Summer," is a gem of choral writing in which the mood switches from pastoral to mystical with the swiftness of a summer shower.
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We saw clips of streets turned into torrents; the sturdy ferries rocking like paper boats; "vaporettos" (waterbuses) sunk and vaporettos tossed on land; gondolas stacked on one another like a game of pickup sticks; the narrow street I walk every morning invaded by a water taxi; outer walls collapsed; trees uprooted.
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In the messy landscape of weirdos issuing torrents of inscrutable releases in the post-Bandcamp era, the duo have proven themselves capable curators, shepherding into the world a vast catalog of releases that includes (but certainly isn't limited to) transhumanist folk songs, unleaded ambient excursions, or full-on Id freakouts.
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Now, it seems, someone has cobbled together those breached databases and many more into a gargantuan, unprecedented collection of 2.2 billion unique usernames and associated passwords and is freely distributing them on hacker forums and torrents, throwing out the private data of a significant fraction of humanity like last year's phone book.
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If you're sitting at home with your laptop in front of you, but you have a 100-megabit fiber optic connection, odds are that, unless you're streaming a video game in the next room and downloading 15 torrents at the same time, you're not the one that is going to have hiccups.
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The heists, which involve hacking ATMs to rapidly shoot out torrents of cash, have been observed across the United States spanning from the Gulf Coast in the southern part of the country to the New England region in the northeast, Matthew O'Neill, a special agent in the criminal investigations division, told Reuters in an interview.
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The survival of both the clinic and the POWER House seem predicated on the continued bravery and commitment of a small group of women (and some men) who are willing to dedicate countless hours, endure torrents of abuse, and put themselves at risk to ensure that Alabamian women maintain access to safe reproductive care.
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Here's a good rule of thumb: If you can't look the recipient in the eye while reading your clever insults, it's probably not OK. A group of well-meaning men got a firsthand look at the bizarre torrents of online abuse faced by female sports journalists when they were asked to read real tweets the women had received.
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Mr. Tillman, 26, a construction foreman, was part of a makeshift rescue flotilla that has plucked hundreds of stranded people from attics, second-floor bedrooms, church vestibules and crumbling decks as relentless, record-setting rains from Tropical Storm Florence flood rivers across the Carolinas and send torrents of water through downtowns miles away from the coast.
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CreditCreditSpencer Lowell for The New York Times It was a freakishly warm evening last October when a maintenance worker first discovered the water — torrents of it, rushing into the entrance tunnel of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a storage facility dug some 400 feet into the side of a mountain on a Norwegian island near the North Pole.
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The specific mechanics of torrents are some complicated, advanced-level computer science shit, but the gist of it is this: It's a peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing technology in which each downloader distributes pieces of a file to every other downloader (as opposed to everyone downloading the file individually from a single source, which can create a bottleneck).
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The Pirate Bay (2003)The same way Napster helped fuel the popularity of peer-to-peer file sharing by making it easy to find MP3s and enrage the Recording Industry Association of America, The Pirate Bay made downloading everything else, including movies, more accessible with a giant directory of available torrents (most of which were, let's be honest, probably illegal).
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Everyone who downloads torrents has his or her own preferred bit torrent app, and now Windows users can try out one client that's among the most popular for OS X. Transmission, which has been around for Macs since 2005, has made its way to Windows, promising the same speed, reliability, and lightweight footprint that it's known for on Apple's operating system.
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Scenes once unthinkable in Hong Kong are now commonplace: The city's international airport being shut down this week after a prolonged occupation by protesters; a Chinese official publicly suggesting that aspects of some of the protests were terrorism; the legislature stormed and ransacked by protesters; police officers repeatedly baton-charging crowds of protesters and unleashing torrents of tear gas in famed shopping districts.
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Everywhere huge plugs of earth had been restyled into swirling modern sculptures, collecting in their furrows piles of dead leaves and, I feared, live rattlesnakes; trellised twigs, flung up in the high reaches of trees by torrents long gone, filtered down coppery light; and the braided system of channels and sandbars left me stumbling, lost, picturing an imminent wall of water ahead.
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Online publishing has given rise to predatory journals that take advantage of tenure-conscious professors by publishing papers with little meaningful scrutiny, but it's also led a generation of researchers like Dietterich to see traditional journals as unnecessary middlemen—as well as giving rise to projects like Sci-Hub and Academic Torrents, which make papers in closed-access journals publicly available in spite of copyrights.
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"I really felt like we were in danger of death," said Jonathan Bryant, who scrambled out of his car — helping his wife, Diane, their two children and a cat — after they were hit by a wall of water and had to wade a quarter-mile back to their house, through rushing torrents, pelting rain and 60-mile-per-hour wind in the pitch black.
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There's no need to download the torrent itself, or a BitTorrent client, or even the actual content — then lets the whole process run inside Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Chrome, on either Windows or OS X. The system is currently in beta, and has all the usual problems of pirated torrents (namely bad image quality and the need to wait for peers to seed the content), but it's still an extremely simple system.
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In my still somewhat delirious condition, I felt that what was needed was someone to celebrate the Via Alpina's vision of the good life—to sing the goulash and polenta, the bunk beds and the benches, the inextricable joys and pains of the trail, the Hobbitish congeniality of it all—as eloquently as Shelley had sung the desolation of the glaciers or Rousseau the uplifting terror of the torrents and the precipices.
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