With Epril having discovered that all of her favorite Filipino television programs are archived on YouTube, there is a constant stream of data going from the world's largest video website to our living room computer for at least 6 or 8 hours per day. The moment YouTube goes down, we know it... and YouTube is down at Casa Jil.Well, it is too soon to say whether or not YouTube is again blocked in Thailand... but it is a little ominous, and Epril is starting to have the DTs already. (Actually, every radio station in The Philippines also broadcasts over the internet, so Epril is still happy.)
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It's not blocked here in Canada, but it seems to be going under some heavy renovation. Does anybody know what's happening?
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