Re: Spice Girls Torrents
Ashlie Hagenson
Downloading torrents is risky for you: your IP and leaked private data being actively tracked by your ISP and Government Agencies. Protect yourself from expensive lawsuits and fines NOW! You must use a VPN. It is the only way to download torrents fully anonymous by encrypting all traffic with zero logs.
I have watched this film several times and still have fun doing so. Victoria alone is worth the watch. That woman is indeed a great -and underrated- comedian, I wish (no pun intended) she was acknowledged for that. The rest of the girls are just adorable. Loved the singing bits, songs and reworks from their hit singles we all love are performed.The film satirises their rose to fame and everyday life while at the peak of SpiceMania. I am a huge fan of British comedy, and this movie is a great piece of that. I doesn't matter how young or old you are, this movie is for everyone and it will surely make you smile.
Don't let the critics fool you. This film is lovable and entertaining. The spice Girls were huge in America and the UK in the 90s and even towards past 2000. This film is a hit for all spice girl fan and must own on DVD and bluray.
On 31 May 1998, Halliwell announced through her solicitor that she had left the Spice Girls due to depression and differences between the group.[34] Her action aroused controversy as her former group was due to embark on a North American tour, which they eventually completed without her.[35] In the months that followed, Halliwell was featured on two more Spice Girls releases that were scheduled prior to her departure. On 1 June 1998, Halliwell alongside the other Spice Girls were featured in the song and video for "(How Does It Feel to Be) On Top of the World", the official theme of the England national football team for the 1998 World Cup. In July 1998, the Spice Girls released "Viva Forever" as the final single from Spiceworld. The animated music video for the song still features Halliwell's likeness, as it was in production months prior to her departure. After she left, the other girls co-wrote a few songs about her, which appeared on their album Forever: "Goodbye", "Tell Me Why" and "Let Love Lead the Way".[36] The group is among the best-selling girl groups of all time, selling over 75 million albums.[37][38]
I remember that time with great sadness because for example in Spain they went from selling more than 1 million copies of "Spice" (1.300.000 exactly) to being booed at the 1998 awards gala where they presented spice up your life for the first time in Spain, They made the world premiere of the album in Granada (spain), I suppose because we were the third largest market behind the USA and UK.
I had to hide that I was still a fan of spice girls to avoid bullying at my school.
Spiceworld finally was #2 for 5 weeks and got 3 platinum records for more than 300.000 copies.
A client that I consult for seems to have an employee abusing the network. We just did a full bottom up rebuild of the whole network infrastructure and one of the items we installed was a Meraki MX64. I have daily reports sent to me just so I can monitor everything on the network and in the past 2 weeks I've had a machine download almost 100GBs of data. We discovered it was a new employee but since I'm never onsite I asked their in-house IT person to look into it. Finally today he goes and talks to the person and the second he walked up to him he goes I know exactly what this is about. He told the in-house IT guy he's been downloading torrents and has been running a packet sniffer on the network and he thought this was ok because he uses to do IT in the navy. Mind you his job at this client of mine is being a car mechanic.
I would approach this from the standpoint of security. Technically, there's nothing wrong with browsing adult sites at work, unless it is against company policy (which I imagine 99% of organizations agree with, but it is plausible that a company could just not care). At the same time, there are legitimate uses for torrents, few uses but uses nonetheless.
He told the in-house IT guy he's been downloading torrents and has been running a packet sniffer on the network and he thought this was ok because he uses to do IT in the navy. Mind you his job at this client of mine is being a car mechanic.
He told the in-house IT guy he's been downloading torrents and has been running a packet sniffer on the network and he thought this was ok because he uses to do IT in the navy. Mind you his job at this client of mine is being a car mechanic.
It might sound surreal, but it worked like a charm. I know I'm going to hear about liability and harassment but the CEO was fully aware and just didn't care about the potential ramifications. There was one incident in the 5 years I was there, when a sales manager sent an E-mail to one of the girls in order entry asking her to meet him in a conference room for a rather explicit rendezvous. The CEO and his wife took the girl into the office and "smoothed it out".
Ban his network usage altogether. If their was an EULA prompt requiring login each time then you can use that to back you fully. If their wasnt then you may have an issue. Using torrents and packet sniffers are some shady business during work hours and if I was the IT manager id bring it up to the general manager or the service manager and the owner and let them know this was going on, what it can cause, and how much vulnerability can be attached to this type of behavior. Truthfully a ban should be enacted for said employee until he becomes trustworthy again.
This idea was a major breakthrough at the time. Before then, it was virtually impossible for a regular Internet user to share a video with dozens of people, but torrents made it possible. As a result, BitTorrent soon became responsible for a quarter of all Internet traffic.
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