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Say Hi ! To our new staff member and Gigabyte developer.

Hello , Gigabyters. Say hi to our new staff member and gigabyte developer , Xayaan. He has just joined and He will be helping us develop and improve gigabytes.com at his best. Say welcome to him here.Best regards and take care everyone !

Category: Latest news | Views: 12 | Added by: BloodHood | Date: 05.05.2013 | Comments (0)

Demonoid Memorial :(

Let us all bow down our heads and observe a minute of silence,as a mark of respect of our good friend Demonoid.ME... Read more »

Category: Latest news | Views: 273 | Added by: kirilvel | Date: 14.08.2012 | Comments (8)

Happy Australia Day!

Category: Latest news | Views: 374 | Added by: Gigabyte | Date: 26.01.2011 | Comments (0)

How Any BitTorrent User Can Collect Lawsuit Evidence

The RIAA may have given up on lawsuits targeting P2P users, but other companies have stepped into their shoes. There are many ways to detect P2P users and collect evidence of their behaviors for use in lawsuits. The simplest way needs nothing more than a BitTorrent client.

We’ve covered some of the more exotic ways people can be tracked or monitored in the past (including some that don’t work) but the lawsuits, abandon... Read more »

Category: Latest news | Views: 1005 | Added by: Gigabyte | Date: 11.09.2010 | Comments (0)

Firefox 4 Beta 1 Review

Firefox 4 Beta 1 Review

The newer version of Firefox from Mozilla is definitely better than Firefox
3.6 and is definitely worth trying out. Firefox 4 runs on the Gecko 2.0
web platform. Earlier today I downloaded Firefox 4 and put it through
some drills, here is a review of... Read more »

Category: Latest news | Views: 329 | Added by: Gigabyte | Date: 30.07.2010 | Comments (0)

Look Into Hell - Giant Hole In The Ground Opens Up In The Middle Of Guatemalan City

Three people were missing on Friday after a 200-foot-deep hole opened up in the middle of a Guatemalan neighborhood, likely due to a burst sewer pipe.

"It sounded like a bomb was dropping. Boom!" said Carlos Gutierrez, 58, of the crater, which measured 130 feet in diameter.

The crater appeared in the capital's San Antonio neighborhood on Thursday night. Authorities evacuated hundreds of people on Friday fearing more land could collapse into a fast-flowing river of sewage below.

The missing people had lived in a house that fell into the hole. Two bodies showed up about a mile downstream.

Neighbors said the ground had been shaking for weeks after a huge sewer pipe burst, making the ground underneath the houses unstable.

More images ... Read more »

Category: Latest news | Views: 409 | Added by: Gigabyte | Date: 26.07.2010 | Comments (0)

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