The only reason there was swearing in the recent Star Trek series, was because of a combination of being on a streaming service, where certain restrictions currently on television are relaxed, and because they wanted to be a little more edgier than previous series. Strange New Worlds may be an improvement. At least it's not Lower Decks!

Yet another ebook and music tracker. Interesting enough, but given its non-active forums, getting help and advice could be difficult.

Well, this has dated well, given that they had cases of Coronavirus pop up in a minute way recently. But hopefully this does not stop them from continuing their project.

Well I believe its best not to be definitive of a date, in this troubled and uncertain time. Christopher Nolan knows best with this plan and plot.

I believe that it has a lot of potential. If the Snyder cut is successful, it could lead to an onslaught of alternate takes that could be better than the original. The mistakes of the past can finally be rectified!

So here we have a former major pirate, utilizing his skill and clout to prevent further piracy. How the tables have turned it seems. But remember, just because a system is foolproof, doesn't mean it is not infallible. There are brighter minds out there, capable of out-thinking the thinkers. It's happened before, and it will all happen again.

Piracy is always a thorny issue. Between the big corporations wanting to maintain their wealth, and the lesser orders who want to ensure that everyone wins, it's a little half-and-half, in my opinion. Who is the true victor? We'll probably never know.

At least it sound worth it. Even though everything is in French, it still appears to have a varied selection.

Taking the settlement may have been a quick fix, but at least this act of compromise does ensure that the pirates live to fight another day.

Well at least the wrongfully accused dodged a bullet by a whisker. That's what happens when a torrenting service is ten steps ahead of their adversaries.

So continues the story of Megaupload. Once a downloading/uploading juggernaut. Now further downward the spiral into despair. Not even the apparent safety of New Zealand can save them.

I am a fan of the arcade, and even though their popularity has waned over the past decade, they still maintain a special place in the hearts of those who visited them, and still do. Whether it be riding in a rotating After Burner cabinet, or gaining a couple of free goes on a pinball machine, the arcades of the past and present still work out well, for all the coins we've fed their machines, and all the memories we have of the experience. So I ask you, what would be your favorite Arcade Machine you played in an Arcade? I have put the old favorites as choices for your vote. Who knows, there may be a few surprises with you voters.

At least this will keep a communal experience alive, in this age of being isolated in our homes. It's good to be living in an age of high technology!

I know that Video Games are very popular both here and all over the world. But prior to their existence, Board Games were of the norm. Whether it be building up a fortune with Monopoly, or engaging in battle with Risk, Board Games have stood the test of time, and still remain as popular as ever, here in an age of electronic entertainment. So in a refreshing change of pace, I ask you, what is your favorite Board Game? I've put a series of the better games out there. If you've had experience with these games, please vote and let me know.

Basically I'm a fan of the blu-ray medium, and with all these trackers popping up involving Blu-rays, it's never been easier to have access to your favorite shows and movies, especially with current world events the way it is. Yet I am curious. How do any of you like to watch a Blu-ray and/or its content from these private trackers. Are you interested in just watching the videos, or do you prefer the more traditional means of placing a disc into a player and watching it that way?

As a fan of all things Sega, I have had a special spot for Alex Kidd. Sure, he might not have been as popular as a certain speedy blue hedgehog, but he was to us Master System supporters, as Mario was to the NES fanboys. I remember playing Alex Kidd in Miracle World all the time on my Sega Master System II. The fact that it was an built-in game didn't deter us from developing an interest in this former mascot. So in celebration of the first game's reimagining over the next year, I put forth a question. Which is your favorite game in the Alex Kidd franchise? Vote for your favorite, and see who will be the highest voted. Will it be his journey through Miracle World, the Enchanted Castle, or Shinobi World? You decide!

This could be an interesting find, since they have the older WWE material. The early Royal Rumbles and Survivor Series have their own discreet charm to them, especially the Royal Rumbles from 1990 and 1994.

It may be in Arabian, but it could be worth while if you're interested in that sort of thing. The Bonus system and holiday bonuses add to the incentive towards maintaining their torrents.

Found footage and homemade videos? I'd pass, since my sensibilities are well beyond something that's potentially NSFL, or is it NSFW? I really am not sure.

Given it appears to have a focus on games both old and newer, it seems to be a good tracker to go on. If the contents are good, I'd give it a go.

Well, this is exactly why the latter-day Star Trek series are being given so much hate. They completely miss the point of Gene Roddenberry's vision. And even with the restrictions applied to the earlier films and series, that actually made them more accessible, rather than impair them.

Looks good, with all of the British Commonwealth shows available. A fine mixture for people like myself.

J.K. Rowling being amid the forbidden authors huh? It must be due to her power and prestige against the pirates towards her work. I respect her, despite here recent failings.

It's not surprising that they raised the price for invites. They do need to maintain order in their ranks. And they do have to make some sort of intellectual profit.

Oh I think that Crazy Hour would be a good enticing aspect to draw users in. I'd be hooked!