The Daily Populous

A new study shows that after years of declines, BitTorrent usage and piracy is on the rise again.

But there’s another interesting tidbit buried in the firm’s report: after years of steady decline, BitTorrent usage is once again growing.

Back in 2011, Sandvine stated that BitTorrent accounted for 52.01% of upstream traffic on fixed broadband networks in North America. »

Passengers described how the men proceeded to run amok, taking over the pool decks, bars and buffets.

They were also said to have brought burlesque dancers onboard, who starred in parties on deck.

The men would also harass other passengers and film young girls on their mobile phones, passengers said. »

The Army adopted its battle rifle in 1963 and has spent 55 years looking for a replacement for the M-16 and its variants.

The Army will run the rifle through its paces to determine if his idea is worthy of the battlefield.

And he’s not apologizing for the rifle’s humble origins in a Colorado Springs garage. »

The results suggest that none of the universe’s dark matter consists of heavy black holes, or any similar object, including massive compact halo objects, so-called MACHOs.

“I can imagine it being two types of black holes, very heavy and very light ones, or black holes and new particles.

“What was intriguing is that the masses of the black holes in the LIGO event were right where black holes had not yet been excluded as dark matter,” Seljak said. »