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The old thread reached its limit and died like Windows XP.

Digital Plague Shockwave Rider - John Brunner

>>942 Johnny Mnemonic - Gibson Distrust that particular flavour

The Rulers of Russia Guerrilla Travel Tactics: Hundreds of simple strategies guaranteed to save road warriors time and money The Color of Crime: 2005 study

>>942 Pattern Recognition Spook Country Zero History

Missing Time, by Budd Hopkins Project Horizon, Vol 2 (US study on building a permanent military moon base and defending it against the Soviets) The Astrosociology of Space Colonies: Or, the Social Construction of Societies in Space

Moon Trip: A Personal Account of the Apollo Program and its Science Civilian Space Stations and the US Future in Space A Practical Manual for the Manufacturer of Fireworks, Signal Flares, and Pyrotechnic Displays

AH-64D Apache Longbow Attack Helicopter Operator's Manual

D20 Modern Future Tech D20 Modern Cyberscape Unfortunately, the D20 Modern Core Rule Book is too big to upload.

Here's some classic sci-fi for ya

Kafka on the Shore After Dark The Wind-up Bird Chronicle

>>978 Could you upload it to another server or something? I'd like to read it

>>986 Here is where I got it from: https://www.scribd.com/doc/34827908/D20-Modern-Core-Rulebook And here is my own collection of uploads: https://www.scribd.com/user/27204936/GasMaskBob ANZAC Biscuits The Complete Outdoorsman Handbook Camp Life in the Woods and Tricks of Trapping and Trap Making

>>987 >that outdoorsman handbook. Outstanding, private! Here's one I remembered recently, posting it here in case it's been forgotten

Surprised this has not been posted yet

Overcoming Gravity

Ah, Crumb. The degenerate who was sexually attracted to Bugs Bunny and drew the infamous cartoons "When the Niggers Take Over" and "When the Damn Jews Take Over the Earth". He was... interesting, to say the least. Hunting and Practical Tips for Hunting Men, 1897 edition Arson Using Electrical Timers Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution

Does anyone have "How Bluegrass Music Ruined My Life" By John Fahey?

Enquire Within Upon Everything (yes, Agatha Christie fans, this is a real book and it is a massive encyclopedia for EVERYTHING, from proper Victorian England etiquette, to cooking recipes, to homemade remedies- half of which will kill you-, to sports, to home maintenance and repair, to how much to pay the maid, to the proper choice of pistols, to, well, everything!) 45 Day Plan For Fitness (devised by a Navy SEAL to get a fat, middle-aged Catholic priest who couldn't even walk a mile into good enough shape to enlist in the military; designed to get beginners, people with injuries such as bad knees, backs, or hernias, and old people into prime physical condition without injuring them) How to Make High-Temp Igniter (used for model rocket engines... or igniting thermite) See the rocketry books/manuals I uploaded in the original share thread for more

Anyone got High-Definition DVD Handbook: Producing for HD-DVD and Blu-Ray Disc? Can't find it anywhere.

Looks like Programming HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc is better though, so that'd be nice too!

The New Art of Projecting Concentrated Non-dispersive Energy through Natural Media, by Nikola Tesla (the only known surviving paper written by Tesla regarding particle beam weaponry) A Linear Accelerator in Space: The Beam Experiment Aboard Rocket- BEAR (successful 1980's test of a hydrogen particle beam weapon, intended for use against satellites and Soviet spacecraft) Space Weapons, Earth Wars: A RAND Corporation Study (study of the feasibility of orbital kinetic bombardment, ala Project Thor, satellite-based laser and particle beam weapons, anti-ICBM defenses, and even redirecting asteroids to bombard enemy nations)

Yo chummers, Volume 15 of PoC||GTFO is out. Here are some notes from the current release: >Bitrot will burn libraries with merciless indignity that even Pets Dot Com didn’t deserve. Please mirror—don’t merely link!—pocorgtfo15.pdf and our other issues far and wide, so our articles can help fight the coming flame deluge. >Technical Note: This file, pocorgtfo15.pdf, is valid as PDF document and as a ZIP file of the relevant source code. Those of you who have laser projection equipment supporting the ILDA standard will find that this issue can be handily projected by your laser beams.

Die Leuchtpistole (WW2 German manual for 26.5mm flare gun; still applicable to flare guns currently available) SS Werwolf Combat Instruction Manual (book on guerrilla warfare meant to continue an insurgency after WW2; badly organized and barely equipped, it never got off the ground) Middle Eastern Terrorist Bomb Designs

US Army Physical Fitness Training Canadian Army Physical Fitness Manual USMC Physical Readiness Training for Combat

>>942 A Billion Wicked Thoughts Hunter S Thompson's Gonzo Papers Vol.1/The Great Shark Hunt I also have the entirety of Vampire Hunter D downloaded if anyone wants them.

>>1059 ...Apparently the Great Shark Hunt didn't upload

Does anyone have a copy of Neuromancer?

>>1059 I was never really a fan of Vampire Hunter D. You don't happen to have Dominion Tank Police or Gunsmith Cats, do you?

Here's The Revolt of the Majors, an essay about the radical shift in the Air Force after Vietnam.

Dumping a few classics

>>1061 Attaching epub and a pdf generated from it to be printed on A4 sheets with an appropriately set type.

Is there any way to get documents hosted by IEEE without buying them?

The Voynich Manuscript https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voynich_manuscript

The Nick Land Reader - Nick Land Travels in Hyperreality - Umberto Eco Shamanism - Routledge Requesting: Burning Chrome by William Gibson

>>1112 burning chrome should be in the old share thread

Requesting: Into the Odd RPG gamebook

>>1118 As requested.

>>1119 Thanks man, my younger brothers and a friend want to get into a rpg but we're all clueless, so I think this is going to be a cool place to start.

Here Lains, have some McKenna.

>>1060 Anyone got The Rum Diary (another by Thompson)

>>1154 I've got you

>>1154 I've got you

>>1157 >>1158 Thank you~

>>1163 Any time. Here's an epub as well, just in case.

The Bear Went Over The Mountain Rhodesian Counter-Insurgency Manual (incomplete) IRA Volunteers Handbook

for your reading pleasure

>>942 Requests too? I'd like to request books on "running/managing a family" I'd prefer something from the old days but anything recent is fine.

Dumping what I have.

>>981 >Dune Hell yeah.

>>981 Meant to post these here: >>1248 Didn't for whatever reason. Oh, and does anyone have any of Frank Herbert's Non-Dune works as well?

Three books from my digital library Survey Methodology, the treatise is accessible but has some unique informations. Idle Hands, a more or less history book on the unemployed Lysimachus, a study in early hellenistic kingship

Books on tactics for political activists? Opsec, organization methods, etc. I've seen it shared here before. I saved but lost them all unfortunately! If anyone could share the material I would be extremely appreciated. Thanks!

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Anyone has anything from William Gibson's Bridge trilogy, or sequels to Neuromancer? Basically, anything Gibson's that hasn't been posted yet. Also, out of curiosity, maybe someone has Oyasumi Punpun in decent form? I remember downloading an incomplete archive and reading the rest from some soykafty online thing.

Is it worth it to read Daemon? If so, request

>>1332 >The Ego and His Own good soykaf lain but Wolfi Landstriecher's new translation (called The Unique and Its Property) is far superior. It emphasises the cases where Stirner is using his signature humorous mockery of philosophy, which brings more nuance in many places, which is especially needed in the big which goes into this parody, almost, of Hegel's race related ideas.

>>1340 meant to include a link, oops. Here's a pdf on libcom https://libcom.org/files/Stirner%20-%20The%20Unique%20and%20Its%20Property.pdf

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>>1341 >>1340 Thanks I wasn't aware of this, I'll check it out for sure!

The Nibelungenlied The Prose Edda Legends of the Rhine

>>1387 AWWWW soykaf MAH NIGGA i have a had copy of >Legends of the Rhine>>1387

The Story of Beowulf Medieval Combat: A 15th Century Illustrated Manual on Sword Fighting and Close-Quarter Combat Jewish Ritual Murder: An Historical Investigation

Finished reading it recently, its a good novel

Bio-gas: What is it and how is it made Disguise Techniques How to Start and Train a Militia Unit (Special Forces guidebook on raising a guerrilla army in occupied countries)

anyone got any textbooks on the comptia security+ exam?

The Plot Against The Church The Willows, by Algernon Blackwood Eisenhower's Death Camps: The Last Dirty Secret of WW2

Missing 411: North America and Beyond

>>1412 The main book, Missing 411: Mysterious Disappearances in America's National Parks, is too large to post.

>>1395 > Special Forces guidebook on raising a guerrilla army in occupied countries No it isn't. Try reading stuff before you post it.

Which Way, Western Man You Gentiles World Without Men

>>1418 I've got like 50 pdf's on guerrilla warfare, militia training, etc. I got one confused for another. Kiss my ass.

>>1088 sci-hub.io if they have a DOI

>>1421 > Kiss my ass. Shave a particular acre of it and I'll do that.

>>1423 You prefer the high land, or the swamp? Wireless Power Transmission Options for Space Exploration The Manufacture and Sale of Saint Einstein The DIY Sheet Metal Self-Loading Pistol

>>1428 Hey, GasMaskBob, thanks for posting in this thread and the last. You've posted some great stuff. In the last sharethread you posted A Distant Thunder, The Brigade, A Mighty Fortress, and Freedom's Sons in the NW Front series. I checked the nw front website and saw that there was another novel, The Hill of the Ravens. Do you have this novel, or any other books by Covington?

nothing to share I just appreciate OP's pic very much, Black Books is one of my favorite shows

>>1431 I managed to find the Hill of the Ravens

>>1431 Hill of the Ravens is the weakest of the Northwest Front series. My primary interest in the series is that Covington, who did spend some time as a contractor in Rhodesia (though whether he saw actual combat is debatable) does put a lot of thought and effort into thinking about how a guerrilla campaign in the US would go. Beyond that, his writing is pretty poor; his characters are shallow, and his earlier books can barely tell a coherent story. He does improve with each book, however. Molon Labe! is a very similar book, written from a libertarian perspective rather than a white nationalist perspective. It focuses on a take-over of Wyoming, followed by a guerrilla campaign when the state secedes from the union. Similar concept to the NWF, basically the same region, but instead of a terror campaign it focuses on sneaky politics, demographics, and other strategies. It's better written too. Good luck finding it in pdf format though. The Jewish Genocide of Armenian Christians IRA Green Book (partial only) Unconventional Warfare Handbook

LifeCard Folding Pistol Manual Expedient 12-gauge Pistol Instructions US Patent: Fuel-Air Explosive, Gelled Fuel

Use and Installation of Boobytraps US Patent: Method of Generating Fuel-Air, Single-event, Unconfined Detonation Gunshot Wounds: Practical Aspects of Firearms Ballistics and Forensic Techniques

>>1413 Would you mind dropboxing it? I've been looking everywhere for a pdf of the whole thing.

>>1448 Dunno what dropbox is. I'll see if I can figure it out/upload it elsewhere. And FYI, while some of the stuff in Paulides book is genuine WTF territory, a lot is straight up BS. I should know, I worked for the park service for years. UFO's: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go On The Record The Radio Amateur's Handbook Sneak It Through: Smuggling Made Easier

By the way, is there any interest in The Green Beret Gourmet? It's a book written in the 80's by a retired green beret, and covers different topics on how to make military rations more edible, different methods of cooking (got nothing but sticks and dirt? You want it baked, broiled, or barbecued, 'cause you can do all three.), ways to make things like cat, dog, rat, bugs, etc. taste appetizing, and even how to safely cook and eat humans. No, really. He tells you how to eat people. He's dead serious. Tells you what body parts to avoid, how to cook it to avoid disease, etc. Physical copies of the book are incredibly rare, and it's basically nonexistent online; I had to do an old-fashioned search through library catalogues to find someplace that had a copy (university library had one), then convince the librarian to take photos of the pages with his phone and email them to me, because they refused to loan out or transfer such a rare book. If there's any interest, I'll upload the jpg's if someone feels like converting them all into pdf format.

>>1451 Do upload it. I can see from the pic that it's atlest 126 pages, could you compress the files into a bundle or upload them in a way that you wouldn't have to download them individually?

>>1451 > how to make military rations more edible Heh, reminds me of the Canadian Forces recipe to make fudge using sugar, cocoa and coffee whitener from the box lunches.

>>1452 69 images in total, since each photo is of two pages. Not sure where/how to upload them together; I'm a cyberpunk fan, but I know very little about computers. Most of the tech I'm familiar with is things the average person wouldn't understand, and vice-versa. soykaf, I didn't get a smart phone until last year. >>1453 You find all kinds of ways to make life more tolerable. It's the little things. 50 Best US Rangers Techniques and Tips

>>1454 If you're using a mac you can select all the photos and open them all at once in preview by double clicking. After that go to the menu bar and under the "file" heading click "save as..." and save it as a pdf. Upload the pdf.

>>1454 Upload them individually then.

>>1455 >if you're using a Mac Might as well ask if I use a Play-Skool activity set for 'grown ups'. >>1457 As long as nobody objects to 20+ posts of jpg's, I will. Tele-Operated Sniper Rifles and Machine Guns 100 Ways to Disappear The Artilect War: The Controversy Over Whether Humanity Should Create Godlike, Massively Intelligent Machines

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>>1462 As a side note, a friend of mine is a former green beret. He used to own an autographed copy of this book (which is how I became aware of its existence) and used nearly nearly every 'recipe' and technique in it at one point or another.

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>>1473 Taking a break before finishing the upload. Any volunteers for converting all these images into one pdf file?

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And that's all of it. The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations The Mothman Prophecies

Requesting "Travels in Computerland"

Uploading this because I couldn't find it anywhere and it was required.

Cowie's Book Binder's Pocket Book and Manual Wilderness Homes: The Book of the Log Cabin KCB-70 Combat/Utility Knife/Bayonet User Manual

The Gulag Archipelago Hitman: A Manual for Independent Contractors March of the Titans

Lights Out (really good novel about societal collapse after an EMP, and how a local community came together to survive; if you enjoy the rough draft PDF, please buy the actual book, it's even better) At the Mountains of Madness, by H.P. Lovecraft The Imperial Infantryman's Uplifting Primer

The Whisperer in Darkness, by H.P. Lovecraft Unintended Consequences A Book of Five Rings, by Miyamoto Musashi

Brave New World Animal Farm 1984

Hunter (white supremacist masturbatory fodder; notably dedicated to a serial killer) The Turner Diaries (notably inspired the Oklahoma City bombing) Lolita (it's a story about a pedophile; this post is all about repugnant soykaf)

The Adventures of a Spy The Man and the Boy Communist Psychological Warfare

Boogiepop Novel 1 - Boogiepop and Others

Boogiepop Novel 2 - Boogiepop Returns VS Imaginator Part 1

Boogiepop Novel 3 - Boogiepop Returns VS Imaginator Part 2

Boogiepop Novel 6 - Boogiepop at Dawn

Does anyone have ''The Art of Just Sitting: Essential Writings on the Zen Practice of Shikantaza''

>>942 Would be highly appreciated if someone upload A Textbook of Internal Combustion Engines written by R. K. Rajput.

Does anyone here have "Antifa: the Antifascist Handbook"?

>>1326

Looking for books about borderline disorder or some other personality disorders. Anybody have anything?

The Art of the Catapult Build Greek Ballistae, Roman Onagers, English Trebuchets, and More Ancient Artillery

appended: Rhetoric (Aristotle) Thank You for Arguing (Jay Heinrichs) Words Like Loaded Pistols (Sam Leith) requesting: Chess Master vs. Chess Amateur (Max Euwe and Walter Meiden) Ad Herennium (Cicero?)

>>990 Didn't know it. Just started reading.

>>1441 fuarrrk you dude, I was just going to sleep and now I have to download, name and catalog all those cool books.

>>1451 You are a nice dude.

>>1451 >>1452 Cats are cute. I like them. Here is the PDF: https://mega.nz/#!xctDVbJY!A-mMNUwVU4YLl-R_iB4EfzStp80fQRn_vpAi9sbonjs

Here's some sec/crypto/intel

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>>1629 You couldn't just upload it here?

>>1632 Derp. Nevermind. The Transhumanist FAQ Ruger 10/22 Exotic Weapon System Claymore Mines: Build Your Own

just some counter signaling in this thread

NESARA Text: A Proposal To Fix America A Rifle Anyone Can Build DIY Sheet Metal Derringers

DIY Vol. 2: Box-Tube MAC-11 Lercker Machine Pistol Patent The Fighting Tomahawk

Anyone have any of these

I think I posted the book "Art of Electronics" by Paul Horrowitz some time ago on this chan yet can't seem to find it on this thread or the other share thread. Anyone got it? I lost it and found a need for it now....

>>1715 http://gen.lib.rus.ec/search.php?req=Art+of+Electronics+horowitz

>>1716 Thanks my ruski dude

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>>1724 Thank you a lot Lain

The Negroes in Negro Land (1860's study of culture, traditions, religions and practices of various African tribes and diaspora; really fascinating to see how they lived before Europeans carved up the entire continent)

Not too hard to find for yourself but a relevant current-events book that some lains might want to read for themselves. The journalist who wrote it managed to get himself deep into the white house seemingly without anyone asking him to sign any NDA or secrecy documents and so has a lot of material to share. After the president filed a lawsuit seeking to stop it from being distributed it was published earlier than planned: yesterday, January 5th.

Can anyone sauce me a copy of: "Chimeric Machines" - Lucy A. Snyder "How to Steal a Job" - Bill Connors pls volvo gib book

>>1785 I remember this guide! It was made by one dude with a bunch of people giving input on 8chan! The guide kept getting better and better but then the dude disappeared. I have more than one copy of it. But I can't tell which copy is newer because I don't know how to diff a .PDF file. Which copy is this one?

>>1459 >The Artilect War: The Controversy Over Whether Humanity Should Create Godlike, Massively Intelligent Machines I read this whole thing, and as far as I can tell the author, while trying to justify building AIs, does the exact opposite and instead the whole book makes it seem like a very smart idea to murder everybody who is working on making AIs now, and to keep murdering anyone who tries to make them for the foreseeable future.

>>1787 Roko's Basilisk is going to fuarrrk that guy's soykaf right up.

Could any of you share me a book about lucid dreaming? I just know the basic idea of the thing and I'd like to know more. Would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance

>>1786 I'm not certain what version this one it. It's just the best copy I've found.

Anyone got a german version of 1984?

>>1816 Do you have by any chance the other books? I really like these series.

>>1819 no i don't, sorry dude

>>1819 I think I've seen a few on libgen.

I've got a few.

Go have some nightmares and uncomfortable hours on me, lainons: Alan Moore - Voice of the Fire Mark Danielewski - House of Leaves

>>1824 >Mark Danielewski - House of Leaves This book is so crazy. I recommend it wholeheartedly. I've also thought you could make a good video game from it, some kind of roguelike exploration game.

>>1825 >>1825 For sure. There'd be some problems adapting the non-descriptive parts of the book into visual events, and some ugly betrayals to the material could happen there, but the implementation of the atmosphere and sensorial horror would make for an amazing game. The parts where the book manages to unsettle and scare you using only scientific acoustic data is one of the most brilliant things I've ever read, and had great impact on me when I was reading it. Does the chan has a new limit for filesize? I was trying earlier when I made the other post, and did it again now, to post Thomas Ligotti's Noctuary, but it gives me an error every time. File is 25MB, and there are is at least one over 50 in this thread.

>>1826 >>1825 Did you know, before the novel was published, an incomplete version (versions?) existed as a hypertext. I didn't see it but I guess you could have navigated through like an adventure game. I became afraid of the dark again for about a week reading it. Also for that week, every night my dreams began by walking down the Five and a Half Minute Hallway.

>>1827 I'm afraid of the dark. Do you think this book could help with this issue?

>>1828 Let me put it this way. A lot of traditional medicines actually make a problem you're having worse in the short term until your body fights back and learns to rid itself of the problem. House of Leaves might do the same for fear of the dark.

>>1825 I've had this book since I was 15 and have never read it since I hear the book is one of those postmodern interpretations where there's nothing coherent.

>>1833 The postmodern feel comes mostly from the fact that the author plays with typography to express things. But that's only in some parts of book, it's a bit strange but does not make it bad. There sure is something experimental about this book, it's more about trying to express a very strange feeling than telling a story.

Does anyone have a pdf or epub of "The Reluctant Spy: My Secret Life in the CIA's War on Terror" or "Doing Time Like A Spy: How the CIA Taught Me to Survive and Thrive in Prison" by Kiriakou?

>>1833 > postmodern interpretations Interpretation of what? It's an original work of fiction that tries to tell a story using every single different angle imaginable. It's gimmicky but overall very effective. One of the things that makes it so creepy is all the scientific angles. Science looks at the phenomena and says it's not possible, for a litany of reasons, yet it's there. They even analyze the video footage from a film making perspective and given the lesser availability of CGI at the time, determine it would gave cost 100s of millions even to fake it.

>>1788 >>1787 >>1459 Well, it's not wrong.

>>1847 Wow, I wanted to read this book in a long time now. Thank you anon

>>1873 well hello fellow /k/ommando

Hoppe, Hans-Hermann - Democracy: The God That Failed Mises, Ludwig von - Bureaucracy Nozick, Robert - Anarchy, State, and Utopia

Any light novels?

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>>1982 Thanks!

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>>1049 >SS Werwolf Combat Instruction Manual (book on guerrilla warfare meant to continue an insurgency after WW2; badly organized and barely equipped, it never got off the ground) >neurosuggesting The whole program was probably just taken over by NATO, look at the similarity between Operation GLADIO and the WERWULF program.

>all the Nazi and occult soykaf ITT Shameful, have some Pynchon. Pynchon is /lain/ as fuarrrk, check out these analyses of his works: https://twitter.com/search?q=pynchon%20from%3A%40cuttlefish_btc&src=typd

>>1990 Pynchon writes about the Military-Industrial Complex, MKULTRA, the hippie movement, Operation PAPERCLIP, secret Nazi plots and occultism, Silicon Valley, and more in his works.

>>1991 last Pynchon epub I have

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Das Kapital Vol 1-3. One of the most important books ever written, a scientific, historical and dialectical materialist analysis of the political economy and the emergence of capitalism. >>1993 >>1994 >>1995 Go away Nazi scum.

>>1995 >>1996 You gotta go back.

Lenin: State and Revolution, What Is To Be Done, Left-Wing Communism: An Infantile Disorder One important philosophical tract on revolution, and two major tactical booklets.

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Governance of China, Xi Jinping Surveillance Valley: The Secret Military History of the Internet Towards A New Socialism, Paul Cockshott

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Anything I can read to feel really pretentious and elite?

Does anybody here have a PDF of Poems of a Mountain Home? Also any other poetry pdfs, I would love you forever <3 As a unique offering, here's some PDFs about Thai history

>>2014 Also, here's some anarcho-transhumanist readings, for my fellow cyberpunk commies out there

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>>2016 Aaaaaand here's some more left wing reads, to spite this fascist incel ^3^ Will probably share more at sporatic times, cause I love this thread <3

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>>2025 David Duke is a useless dinosaur

>>2026 Since you seem to know your stuff about black power, what's their general consensus on the Jews? And isn't "black anarchism" essentially ethnonationalism for black people?

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first time posting, first time cracking a DRM from book, first time sharing this same book besides Libgen. hope you enjoy. :)

Advanced Combat Rifle Study: a comparison of the various weapons submitted to the American ACR program, including the HK G11 prototype HK G11 Brochure: basically a sales brochure for the HK G11 advanced assault rifle and its caseless ammunition. The G11 has appeared in several anime, notably the ending of Neon Genesis Evangelion, a ton of video games (Fallout 2, Black Ops, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, etc.), and a non-firing mockup used to test the weapon's ergonomics was used to portray a particle beam weapon in the live-action film Demolition Man.

HK G11 Armorer's Manual, Volumes 1 and 2 HK has a strict policy of never publishing user manuals, much less armorer's manuals (which are more in-depth on technical data) for its prototypes or weapons that are exclusively for military use, such as the G11 caseless assault rifle or the P11 underwater pistol (which, to this day, HK refuses to even admit to making this special forces-exclusive weapon), making this the first time I have EVER managed to get my hands on something like this. Previously, the closest I could get was sales brochures; an actual user manual was forever unobtainable. The only reason I was able to get this is because it's actually a US publication for the version of the G11 submitted to the American ACR trials, and it was accidentally made available. An actual user manual or HK-published document still remains out of my grasp and likely always will. Still, this is just as good, since it lets you see exactly how this futuristic space marine rifle and its ammunition functioned. A note for those interested: the version of the G11 submitted to the ACR trials was an older prototype, the K41, which still had several issues relating to reliability and maintenance that the production version, the K2, had solved around the same time as the ACR trials. The G11K2 was officially adopted for use by the West German army prior to the clusterfuck of issues that led to its adoption being rescinded, while the American ACR program was shut down for being too expensive.

happy to see there are still comrades on lainchan, i thought the site was lost. Sorry that i can't share pdfs, i have a lot of stuff but it's always in my native language. P.S. where do you take all your pdfs, gasmaskbob? if i remember well in last thread you said you are not very tech-savvy but you have a whole lot of stuff!

Does anyone have "The Day After Roswell" by Col. Philip J. Corso (Ret.)? Here's "White Power" by Lt. Commander George Lincoln Rockwell, founder of the American Nazi Party.

>>2036 Also requesting the full "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglass Adams. In return, here's his post-humorous book "This Time the World"

>>2037 Here you go, brother.

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>>2038 >>2039 Not him but thanks a lot, I've been looking for these for a while now. Do you happen to have the Dirk Gently book?

Noob question, I remember someone posting in one of these threads a wget command to download all PDF and EPUB files in the thread. I'm trying to do it but I get an SSL connection error. Anyone here has the command that used to be posted?

>>2042 I do not, sorry.

>>1581 >>1582 >>1583 >>1584 What happened to parts 4 and 5?

>>2033 I keep them on an external hard drive. As for where I find them, all over the place. Some I find on 4chan and 8chan, others on websites that archive manuals and documents, some on Murdercube, and others I have no idea where I found them. The Green Beret Gourmet I managed to track down a physical copy in a university library in another state, but they wouldn't loan it out/transfer it due to how rare it is, hence I had the librarian take photos for me. I don't know much about computers, but I know how to track soykaf down and do research. Also, communism is the philosophy of envious losers and has consistently produced mass-murdering, oppressive regimes that inevitably collapse because, surprise, socialism is a soykafty economic system. Anyone who isn't a college or high school idiot with no real world experience that still advocates communism is a cynical bastard who wants to manipulate all those useful idiots for his own gain. Ugh. I shouldn't have ranted. This is a lit sharethread, not a politics thread. >>2042 Which Dirk Gently book? I have the second one in dead tree format, but they're hard to find in PDF form for some reason. Not as popular as Hitchiker's, I suppose.

>>2055 >>2042 These are all on lib gen

>>2057 and this

>>1715 >>1716 Any chance anyone has the complimentary exercise book: "Learning the Art of Electronics: A Hands-On Lab Course"?

Any porn books?

>>2084 i mostly believe my grandfather, but he can be one of (((them))) as well, i guess and to keep it on-topic, have a lovely combinatory logic book

Anyone got the Beaumont series books by Heidi McLaughlin?

I'm having trouble uploading for some reason

Excellent books here lads. Here are a few more: WW2 comedy/satire A somewhat poorly written genetic experimentation book that I have loved since childhood Autobiography of a cool female ichthyologist

Are there some English grammar books you would recommend?

Have any Lains used automation for scanning large books they have acquired through meatspace? I own some school related things that I have been unable to find an online counterpart for, and am considering scanning them to give back. What tools do you use?

>>2126 I know it's been mentioned before, but you might be interested in diybookscanner.org.

>>2128 I've read a little about it but haven't been linked this site yet. Thank you Lain.

>>2122 I can recommend from ai to zombies. I'm almost done reading it, great book it touches topics such as biases, bayseian statistics, rationality, philosophy, quantum physics, religion, AI, etc. There's also an audiobook https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/podcast.intelligence.org/razmedia/razfeed.xml Be warned though, it's quite of a lengthy read.

>>2122 You are my favorite person.

1. A condensed article with pictures printed in LIFE magazine. Hilarious ads won't leave you unentertained. Web-version: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1945/07/as-we-may-think/303881/

2. Original article from Atlantic Monthly annotated by Douglas Engelbart. The extreme jaypeg makes hard to digest, maybe it'll be possible to digitize and sanitize hand-written annotations.

3. A digitized text compiled as pdf. Lainchan does not allow multiple file posting without JS. SAD, many such cases.

I'd appreciate if mod compiled these posts in one not to waste bump space.

>>1825 Thanks for the suggestion Lainon, just finished a read through it and I absolutely loved. Now I'm thinking seriously about the game concept, as a wannabe writer/programmer/musician/game designer.

Thanks. Data-mining this thread to create psychological profiles of Lainchan users.

>>2181 Post once you're finished. Would love to see what conclusions you draw about the average lainon.

Hey lainons, do any of you have some PDF textbooks that are up to date for studying of the compTIA Linux+/LPIC 1 cert? been using Linux for like 5 years. going to buy the guide by Rob Tracy but i'm poor as fuarrrk and can barley afford food also in my current location piracy isn't a option.

>>2183 >compTIA Linux+/LPIC 1 cert? A book review from someone who passed that exam the first time: https://www.amazon.com/CompTIA-Certification-LX0-103-LX0-104-101-400/dp/0071841687 The exam isn't practical (nor do I think it's intended to be). It's pedantic as all get out. There are hundreds of great Linux administration books out there (and even better support in the online community), but one doesn't buy this book as an admin guide. You buy it to prepare for the CompTIA Linux+ exam. The book falls short. I've taken industry exams previously (IT and finance), and the material in this book was further divorced from the real exam than anything I've sat for previously. About 20% of the questions I saw on the exam were not addressed in the book whatsoever (e.g. 'noclobber,' 'batch'). About the same number were covered in a totally different syntax than what the exam tested (e.g. chown and creating bash functions). In fairness, the author cautions that no one knows for sure what CompTIA will put on the test, but I found better analogs to the real test for free online (not in sufficient quantities, mind you). With this in mind, I have a hard time believing that CompTIA is such a bastion of secrecy that the author, who holds this certification himself, can't get any closer to the real thing (with apologies to Mr. Tracy if that's the case). ... To end on some hopefully constructive advice to others seeking this Cert: - start by reading the CompTIA objectives (all 150-ish of them)... I foolishly put that off till near the end. Prioritize your study accordingly. - set up either an OpenSUSE or CentOS machine AND a Debian/Ubuntu machine, and take it upon yourself to learn the differences between them, especially in /etc and environment variables. - Having not purchased any other books for this exam, I can't recommend an alternative, but I would start by using the “Look Inside” feature to compare other books' chapter review questions to the (limited) preview questions on CompTIA's (and other) sites; hopefully that will point you in a better direction.

Really seminal on book on the socially revolutionary role that music can take, throughout history and in the present. Deep lain vibes.

>>1577 >>1576 >lovecraft I've already read Dagon, Shadow Over Innsmouth, and Call of Cthulu, all of which I rather liked. What order would you recommend going deeper? Pic has helped somewhat, but would like further ideas

>>2181 >neurosuggesting everyone's not posting random BS in addition to what they like to skew any attempts

>>2227 Also, because these are tre schway

Since this thread is an ideological mess as it is, why not make it worse. (more can be found here: https://ignoram.us.to/) >>1998 >>2000 My dear Cockshott, go home.

>>2227 >>2229 Found this: http://arkhamarchivist.com/free-complete-lovecraft-ebook-nook-kindle/

>>2227 Currently reading Lovecraft's bibliography in chronological order, not too bad

Tim Wu - "The Master Switch - The Rise and Fall of Information Empires"

Anyone have The Manchurian Candidate?