cyberpunk books v2

in lieu of the cyberpunk books library being gone for centuries, here's a torrent I made of some cyberpunk / possibly cyberpunk related or I just liked them books I had on my computer then I got distracted so if you feel like anything should be added pls upload in this thread and if enough people have stuff we could make cyberpunk books v3 magnet:?xt=urn:btih:ba72ac486aa9b477778453cb4ffc31d12d132571&dn=cyberpunk-books-v2&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A80&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopen.demonii.com%3A1337&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.coppersurfer.tk%3A6969&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.leechers-paradise.org%3A6969

trying to download but it doesn't start. Are you seeding? I'll keep one of my laptops on seeding it for a while.

>>1606 I was only seeding from my laptop yesterday, 3 other people were seeding too but I guess they're all gone now

>>1607 Alright, It just finished downloading. I'll be seeding for a while. Great collection there!

>>1601 Ah, Snow Crash. It's such a good feel knowing that Neal Stephenson wasn't just a one hit wonder, either, Diamond Age and pretty much all of his other stuff is awesome.

What books are in this?

>>1616 Download and look through them. It's only 290mb. Besides I believe if you import the magnet link you can see everything in it before it even starts to download.

>>1617 The magnet link has to pull the information from the peers and seeds. I've been running the link on qbittorrent for around 6-8 hours, now, with no metadata. I need the seed.

>>1601 okey thanks op i will download and look through it maybe there is something i missed

care to seed op?

>>1632 Seconding this

>>1734 there's like 3 peers right now

>>1601 Can you make a mega/zippy link? I can't torrent in my college dorm.

>>1756 Sorry. I forgot to say please. Can anyone please make a filehoster link?

>>1757 You should invest in a vpn or seedbox (I recommend seedboxco.net) they are definitely worth it.

>>1756 I wonder how uni IT will handle Windows 10's torrent-like updates? More correctly: I wonder how easy it will be to masquerade BT traffic as windows 10 updates.

>>1773 If the university systems administrators are worth their salt, the updates will probably be delivered through WSUS and/or similar mechanisms. Any other traffic will be shot down by the edge/border (whatever its name is) firewall.