PDF S H A R E T H R E A D

Got some cool/informative/eye-opening PDFs that you'd like to share with your fellow chummers? Here is a thread for that! (Sorry I don't have much to offer >_<)

Here is some stuff you might find worthwhile. Some stuff for the newbies.

finally a thread that style.

>>2276 These are rad! Thanks anon!

>>2278 No problem and help the thread, please.

We got some books here: https://volafile.io/r/kUFzLJ

>>2279 Sorry, that's all I got! (j'suis OP)

>>2281 I'm not the op,but I'm interested in thread.

Firefox: Install DownThemAll plugin. Right click page to open context menu. Select "DownThemAll". Enter "*.pdf" in the fast filter box. Select a destination directory. Then click "start" or "add paused" to queue up many downloads. All PDF files downloaded. Larger files downloads will also be accelerated (if server supports DL resume) by opening multiple connections to different parts of the file. This speeds up downloads because ISP throttling works on a per TCP/IP connection basis. If you notice the speed get throttled after a few minues, you can pause the download, then resume to gain more speed again (this is due to ISP "bursting" plans, whereby they allow the first n megabytes to download quickly thus accelerating web pages, and trick you into thinking you got a higher constant speed than you do). sage, because just general advice, not directly PDF sharing related.

>>2287 There are: Basic Blacksmithing A Long-Term Surviving Guide: Scrouging Metal, and Survival Blacksmithing Blacksmithing: Introduction

The Harper's Magazine article is about a vacation cruise ship. It's by David Foster Wallace and I think it was later republished in A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again. Very funny. IMO it's a palletable but very thoughtful examination of the middle class mindset.

I'm helping!

>>2297 MOAR pdf of style.

>>2284 thanks dude

>>2284 Good shares. OP should be more specific next time and separate DIY from Theory, that seems to be the two categories of material ITT.

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>>2323 good stuff

Roadside Picnic's always a fun read...

This book might be utterly useless to you if you don't already know about pyrrhonism and classic Greek philosophy in general. I'm through the first chapter so far; not sure what to think. It seems quite informing and good at clearing up a mess, however (maybe thanks to the nature of books) I can't get rid of the impression of "dogmatic" and "hypocrisy".

>>2288 wget -q --show-progress -P pdf $(lynx -dump -nonumbers -listonly `xclip -o` | grep -a pdf) or if you want to just paste it yourself and not have an X dependency wget -q --show-progress -P pdf $(lynx -dump -nonumbers -listonly "URL HERE" | grep -a pdf)

>>2424 nice it didnt work for me for some reason so i did for file in $(lynx -dump -nonumbers -listonly 'https://lainchan.org/lit/res/2273.html#q2424' | grep -a pdf ); do wget --no-clobber $file done but lynx -dump is really useful

>>2426 Maybe you've got a different wget implementation than me? I don't know. But lynx -dump is fantastic, yeah.

a book about metallurgy

Here's a few I downloaded just a few minutes ago.

Hello fellow lains Can someone share the Goth Novel from Otsuichi or other related works of him?

Can I download these with their original filenames?

Working construction in Commercial buildings led to me having to do many different jobs. Some of this soykaf doesn't look interesting at first but keep scrolling through it. Had a Navy Electricians guide at one point. Think I deleted it since it was so job specific.

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>>2426 >>2424 >>2288

>>2465 Navy training isn't that good past the basics, be warned. It'd probably be better to look at the ET, IT, and CT training courses as apposed to soykaf rates like EM and IC. If you want a sample list of their NAVEDTRAs, check on the navybmr site.

>>2469 Wasn't anything I was searching for specifically, just came across it and decided to scoop it up. Thanks for the advice though.

A Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space - Carl Sagan Mein Kampf - Adolf Hitler Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming - Stephen LaBerge

>>2462 This should be implemented. Atleast on /lit/. Why is it that the filenames don't remain intact?

why don't we get a dropbox going?

>>2590 There is already a volafile? https://volafile.io/r/kUFzLJ

>>2300 Here ya go

Ship of Fools - Ted Kaczynski

>>2592 Yes, but volafile eventually removes files. I don't believe Dropbox does.

>>2650

Anybody have a good book on Perl?

Can I request science-fiction and cyberpunk classics?

>>2663 >Anarchists Cookbook IV 4 Is this one newer than version 2000?

>>2663

>>2273 https://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~bh/ss-toc2.html

The Metamorphis of Prime Intellect seems /cyb/ as Hell. "In a time not far from our own, Lawrence sets out simply to build an artifical intelligence that can pass as human, and finds himself instead with one that can pass as a god. Taking the Three Laws of Robotics literally, Prime Intellect makes every human immortal and provides instantly for every stated human desire. Caroline finds no meaning in this life of purposeless ease, and forgets her emptiness only in moments of violent and profane exhibitionism. At turns shocking and humorous, Prime Intellect looks unflinchingly at extremes of human behavior that might emerge when all limits are removed."

>>2280 There's a Hell-ton of Philip K. Dick works there right now

Lastest edition of the "Pickaxe" book, from the Pragmatic Programmers group, for those interested in the ruby language. :)

>>2662 I have other Perl books, but they are in HTML, not PDF.

Any good pentesting/hacking books?

Does anyone have any good books on databases?

>>2852 here you go

>>2273 A classic

>>2827 That felt like a good idea that the author had no idea how to elaborate on. Beginning was pretty good. Lawrence flashback was decent. Then Caroline was a super amazing person behind ever major event in Cyberspace and then it turned into a weird incest thing.

I have thousands of PDFs on many different subjects. Let me know what you want and I'll up it.

>>2978 Manifests.. anything that is supposed to get me in an uproar and fighting against the corpkalyxs.. please.

>>2979 *Corporate fuarrrks

>>2980 Guess I should lurk more. How on earth is this system implemented tho ?

>>2981 Nigga what you on about

>>2979 Why do you want that shit

>>2983 To get me motivated, and working on something, to get me holding a ideological flag.

>>2985 Your flag's in your soul dude. Don't model it after other people's stupid flags. Their perception is radically different from yours, naturally, which means their world is inherently different from yours. Their flag only represents their stupid world.

I'm looking for a textbook so I can distribute it to my class for free: America's History James A Henretta, David Brody, Lynn Dumenil, Susan Ware Fifth Edition Copyright: 2004 Publication: December 1st, 2004

>>2995 Is sixth edition good too?

>>2996 Not for the class, it seems Libgen has every edition except fifth :/

Anyone have any beginner's books on DIY knife making?

Here's a study that shows a correlation between having a large vocabulary of "taboo" words, and having a large vocabulary in general. In other words, the common wisdom theory of "people that swear a lot are dumb) is completely false. The PDF was obtained by requesting it from the author. I've actually had good luck getting articles from the author, so that's one more thing to try when facing a paywall.

>>2982 Probably talking about the word filter?

>>3013 Got your back, jack, do it again.

>>3019 Thank you, based lainon

Not sure anyone here can understand, but here's an ACM article about "Improving Privacy and Security in Multi-Authority Attribute-Based Encryption". It sounds interesting, but it goes over my head.

Anybody have One Flies Over the kalyxoo's Nest?

Does anyone have pdfs for Mechademia journal issues 1-10? The journal's focused on analyzing anime/manga from a very cyberpunk POV. I've seen a torrent floating around of the complete University of Minnesota Press publications. It should be in there if anyone has it downloaded - or I can pull it myself if anyone can point me to the torrent. Also looking for Tatsumi's Full Metal Apache published by Duke University Press and Steven T. Brown's Tokyo Cyberpunk: Posthumanism in Japanese Visual Culture; and Robot Ghosts and Wired Dreams, also on U of M press.

>>3014 did you try sci-hub? >>3033 Full Metal Apache is on ebooks.wtf you have to pay like a dollar to get it. robot ghosts is attached couldn't find the others, sorry. try this search engine for the next time https://cse.google.com/cse/publicurl?cx=001639227550064093264:dznewka3cca

>>3034 I requested the article before trying sci-hub, and I found that they only have the "Article in Press" version, meaning it's a draft, not considered officially official, or something. I think it's reasonable to believe the version the author sent me is is official and/or superior to what sci-hub provided.

>>3048 perhaps. publishers sometimes request edits and clarifications to articles before publishing them, sometimes they just publish it as is. however, requesting articles from authors are still a good way of obtaining research.

anyone have any 2600s?

Sadly, only this. :( Seconding the request for 2600.

>>2978 Philosophy or philosophical fiction?

>>2978 Can you hand me some Nietzsche lovely lainon? Extra kudos if you can get me the "Basic Writings of Nietzsche" translated by Kauffman.

>>3083 Not that anon, though here

>>2978 Anything on early AI concepts and thought-experiments? Like Alan Turing's first paper in which he proposed the Turing Test.

>>3085 Happy days. I raise your philosophy with science!

>>2978 Might you have the Worthing Saga by Orson Scott Card?

>>3083 Also

Does anyone have "The Chronicle of Lord Nobunaga"? I know it's not cyb, but it's related to Japan and looks like a good reading, but it's really expensive and a friend needs it for school. Nothing on Libgen.

Anyone have anything related to torrenting / media editing / production they could post? I really want to do my bit for the torrent community but I have no idea where to begin

>>3091 it's on ebooks.wtf for 11 bucks. if it happens that you get it from there, please upload it to libgen so others may use it. >>3089 not that anon but I have it, so here. >>3086 just google Computing Machinery and Intelligence turing. there is even a link on the wiki page.

>>3093 >just google I didn't mean a pdf of that specific article, but things similar to it.

>>3093 >it's on ebooks.wtf for 11 bucks Thanks, I'll tell my friend. He will probably buy it and I'll tell him to upload.

I'm looking for Seeking the Sacred with Psychoactive Substances: Chemical Paths to Spirituality and to God edited by J. Harold Ellens.

A day in the life of flux reversal 17 pages about magnetic cards, really good 1-time read.

>>3085

I'm going to read some of Nietzsche works and thought others would enjoy being able to easily download his stuff, so here is 'Beyond Good and Evil', 'Human, All Too Human', 'Human, All Too Human II', 'The Antichrist', 'The Birth of Tragedy', and 'The Gay Science' Enjoy

>>3126 >The Gay Science wasn't what I excepted

Enjoy lainanons

Here are some books about drugs, science and drug policy. Nutt's book, drugs without the hot air is great if you're interested about the harms/ benefits of illegal drugs. Navigation within consciousness is a trip guide from William Richards, one of the very reputable psychologists running the John Hopkins psilocybin treatment experiments. Animals and psychedelics documents cases of known psychoactive plant use by animals occurring in nature.

Drugs and the Future presents 13 reviews collected to present the new advances in all areas of addiction research, including knowledge gained from mapping the human genome, the improved understanding of brain pathways and functions that are stimulated by addictive drugs, experimental and clinical psychology approaches to addiction and treatment, as well as both ethical considerations and social policy. The book also includes chapters on the history of addictive substances and some personal narratives of addiction. Introduced by Sir David King, Science Advisory to the UK Government and head of the Office of Science and Technology, and Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse in the USA, the book uniquely covers the full range of disciplines which can provide insight into the future of addiction, from genetics to the humanities. Written for a scientific audience, it is also applicable to non-specialists as well. In Intoxication Siegel draws upon his 20 years of groundbreaking research to provide countless examples of the intoxication urge in humans, animals, and even insects. The detailed observations of his so-called psychonauts--study participants trained to explicitly describe their drug experiences--as well as numerous studies with animals have helped him to identify the behavior patterns induced by different intoxicants. Presenting his conclusions on the biological as well as cultural reasons for the pursuit of intoxication and showing that personality and guidance often define the outcome of a drug experience, Siegel offers a broad understanding of the intoxication phenomenon as well as recommendations for curbing the negative aspects of drug use in Western culture by designing safe intoxicants. History shows that people have always used intoxicants. In every age, in every part of the world, people have pursued intoxication with plants, alcohol, and other mind-altering substances. In fact, this behavior has so much force and persistence that it functions much like our drives for food, sleep, and sex. This "fourth drive," says psychopharmacologist Ronald K. Siegel, is a natural part of our biology, creating the irrepressible demand for intoxicating substances.

I'll dump some novels I have. I also have a few pdfs, but they are mostly conspiracy/wiccan stuff with a bit of lockpicking thrown in.

>>3154 >mostly conspiracy/wiccan stuff Care to share? Seems pretty neat

>>2978 Might you have "Drugs of the Dreaming Oneirogens: Salvia divinorum and Other Dream Enhancing Plants" ?

>>3161 Not that anon but it's on https://ebooks.wtf for 74 cents. Couldn't find it for free.

>>3160 Here's a few of them, my dude.

Does anyone carry around any Joseph Campbell? Been looking for the Power of Myth.

>>3181 I don't usually help burgeoning reactionaries out, but when I do it's with hope that they'll eventually go Jungian. Bill Moyers: You've seen what happens when primitive societies are unsettled by white man's civilization. They go to pieces, they disintegrate, they become diseased. Hasn't the same thing been happening to us since myths began to disappear? Joseph Campbell: Absolutely, it has. Bill Moyers: Isn't that why conservative religions today are calling for the old-time religion? Joseph Campbell: Yes, and they're making a terrible mistake. They are going back to something that is vestigial, that doesn't serve life. Bill Moyers: But didn't it serve us? Joseph Campbell: Sure it did. Bill Moyers: I understand the yearning. In my youth I had fixed stars. They comforted me with their permanence. They gave me a known horizon. And they told me there was loving, kind, and just father out there looking down on me, ready to receive me, thinking of my concerns all the time. Now, Saul Bellow says that science has made a housecleaning of beliefs. But there was value in these things for me. I am today what I am because of those beliefs. I wonder what happens to children who don't have those fixed stars, that known horizon - those myths? Joseph Campbell: Well, as I said, all you have to do is read the newspapers. It's a mess. On this immediate level of life and structure, myths offer life models. But the models have to be appropriate to the time in which you are living, and our time has changed so fast that what was proper fifty years ago is not proper today. The virtues of the past are the vices of today. And many of what were thought to be the vices of the past are the necessities of today. The moral order has to catch up with the moral necessities of actual life in time, here and now. And that is what we are not doing. The old-time religion belongs to another age, another people, another set of human values, another universe. By going back you throw yourself out of sync with history. Our kids lose their faith in the religions that were taught to them, and they go inside.

>>3181 https://kat.cr/joseph-campbell-and-the-power-of-myth-pbs-1988-bill-moyers-x26-t6536215.html https://kat.cr/joseph-campbell-bill-moyers-the-power-of-myth-1991-epub-t10828459.html

>>3190 Much love friend c:

Does anyone have Pathophysiology: Pulmonary, Gastrointestinal and Rheumatology by Brian L. Schaffer? >pic related

Anyone have a copy of PGP & GPG by Michael W. Lucas, or Tarsnap Mastery by the same author? I checked the Gentoomen Library and searched the web but can't find a free digital copy.

>>3232 There is more than one version of that PGP book available, so check libgen below and download the one you want. http://gen.lib.rus.ec/search.php?req=PGP+%26+GPG&lg_topic=libgen&open=0&view=simple&res=25&phrase=1&column=def Tarsnap Mastery is attached.

>>3014 "a large vocabulary of 'taboo' words" is not the same as swearing a lot. pretty sure the adage is more in reference to: "damn, that fuckin fuck, damnit, yo! bullshit, like... FUCK!"

>>3233 Nice! Thanks, man, I'll enjoy reading these.

>>3235 No problem :3

Does anyone have The Black Box Society?

Just gonna dump a bunch of stuff you might find interesting. Note the Practical Homicide Investigation has a lot of gore in it, but it's very useful should you ever be involved in any murders

does anyone have ny books relating to business law and bond financing?

>>2273 Dump all of your books and albums into this site. https://hightechlowlife.eu/board/resources/

I wish i could download all of this thread and print everything!

>>2978 Please god give me the mirror's edge comics

>>3329 >You must be logged in to download In the trash it goes.

does anyone here have some good resources on python programming? Ill take anything, I am trying to learn this stuff fast.

>>2978 Anything by H.G. Wells would be great. Especially his more obscure and non-fiction works

>>2978 python programming resources please? :)

>>3366 >>3376 I'll just point out that there's dedicated thread for programming books on /lam/ already: https://lainchan.org/λ/res/14991.html You should try to bump it, especially that it's now close to expiring way too soon. There's often some Python discussion going there too, so do yourself a favor and lurk moar.

Some phun stuff

This seems to have some interesting things: http://cdn.preterhuman.net/texts/

>>3343 Not that anon but you can find them easily on kickass or other torrent sites.

>>3384 How can I download everything at once?

You could probably acquire all of these pretty easily. I'll post anyway

>>3407 If you use linux, you can use this (provided you also have the program wget) in the command line: wget -r http://cdn.preterhuman.net/texts/

>>3424 And if you want to specify where everything goes, add the argument: -P <location>

Empire, by Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt. It analyses global capitalism turning into the cyberpunk dystopia we all love and fear, and posits a idea of the multitude (the service industry, software industry, students etc) as a new proletariat. I think it's right up lainchan's ally.

>>3448 What do I need to know before I attempt this?

>>3451 English language, how to read latin alphabet and everything and anything that one would learn on the track for PhD in philosophy or social sciences, because let's be honest here - these books are always self-indulgent. I'm talking out of my ass now, because I didn't read it, but quick look reveals that for example they're throwing word "biopolitical" around. Biopolitics is very loaded term coined by Michel Foucault. They explain it a little. Do you need to know more to read it? It could be helpful, but if you don't want to write critical paper about it I don't think so. My advice is to just read things and research things you don't understand. Do it again and again and you will have less and less to research. Then maybe one day you'll be able to take up graduate level book in any number of topics and won't have to research anything while reading. It was once called erudition and there is no other way to achieve it, but I think we can all agree that with unlimited Internet access it is easier than ever.

>>3453 Categories, huh? Serious buisness. I'll just point to Smith's guide. You too can live by his code: Do logic, save jailbait, fuck bitches.

>>3448 Is this the one that coined the term "precariate" ?

Halmos Naive Set Theory How to Prove It

>>2273 anybody have Ecotopia?

>>3515 http://gen.lib.rus.ec/search.php?req=Ecotopia&lg_topic=libgen&open=0&view=simple&res=25&phrase=1&column=def

this is an military technical document on hand tools it is, by far, the most comprehensive and clear hand tool manual i've ever found it's a little different but I hope you boys like it

Can anyone get me the Linux+ certification textbook? Please and thanks

>>3704 I couldn't find a textbook, but I found a study guide showing what you need to know for the test.

Pick a folder. I'd upload them all, but worried dropbox would notice and flag my account.

also, these are from bookzz but publishers tend to remove what's uploaded there, so I'll leave them here

Does anyone have these? https://www.humblebundle.com/books/make-electronics-book-bundle

>>3745 Ligotti

I made this several years ago. http://pastebin.com/KYgmAy1m I would have kept updating it, but I had some HDD failures and some legal issues. I would find what you can from this while you can. I also have these (not all PDFs): William Gibson - Sprawl Trilogy + Burning Chrome https://mega.nz/#F!6NMHmSCI!ojHc4_FPJpQcmHJ2bxSUxg The Complete Shadowrun and Cyberpunk RPG + Fan Modules https://mega.nz/#F!yAUlEIzS!AflYfXrT0cIEIJsaQt5JHA

>>3753 you probably already have this

>>3190 I think it was Grant Morrison who wrote, in his book Supergods, that we have replaced our gods and myths at least in part with comic book heroes. It's a good read--find it on Libgen.

>>3014 Speaking of vocabulary, I have in my possession the entire series of Verbal Advantage, a graduated vocabulary improvement program, given in audio for your listening pleasure. It is fuckhueg though and I'm not sure where it would be best to put it. New to contributing... Ideas? Sage for audio offtopic

>>3725 would be a valid study tool for the latest (2016) version of the Linux+ certification test?

>>2576 Moar like this?

>>2978 If you have anything about gardening or raising plants I would appreciate it

>>2467 This is really helpful. Thanks lainon!

Oh my. I never visit other chans other than 4 and just was curious after re-downloading Yume Nikki from Uboa. But this thread alone just made me a regular here.

>>3886 I was curious about that book because there seem to be no advanced books on linuks internals out there. That is the closest, along with O'Reilly's 'Understanding the Linux kernel'. I looked at the contents and I realized that the book is more on the intermediate level. That's kind of why I moved to the BSDs Anyway, I found this one, on Pluggable Authentication Modules for linux.

Since I already mentioned it... Understanding the Linux kernel 3rd edition

Some Appolo's Docs

A remarkably hard book to find, as the author limited production - but an absolute gem. Sled Driver is a way to see what the world looks like when your the fastest thing in the sky.

book on applied crypto, the technical origins of macosx and, curiously enough, a book/pamphlet by ron paul on inflation

for analog mind hackers Chapel of Extreme Experience - A Short History of Stroboscopic Light and the Dream Machine

Can someone recommend a good book for learning Linux?

>>3999 https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:Main_Page

bump for more content please. this is a great thread, would love to have more PHILES PHILES PHILES.

>>2978 You wouldn't happen to have anything off of Scott Adam's persuasion reading list would you? http://blog.dilbert.com/post/129784168866/the-persuasion-reading-list

Was reading this and thought of lain.

Dumping some physics and math stuff.

>>4061 More Physics these are some of the standard textbooks for post intro level physics courses in the US.

>>4062 cont.

>>4062 >>4063 oops, didn't check the filesize on that stuff.

Dumped my most interesting stuff. Looking for ebooks about cars, engines and shit.

I'm looking for books on public electronics, i.e. the power grid, transformers, automatic systems in cities, where the wires run etc >>4078 Also this, books on cars and engines would be nice. As for my addition to this thread, here, have some RHEL books on sysadmin and server shit.

>>4079 More RHEL books.

Applied Cryptography (Source code in C) I've got plenty in my crypto folder if people are looking of other specific books.

>>3745 I'd love to see some alan watts stuff.

>>3756 nice one, thanks. >>3861 your best bet is to search for specific tips and guides on the net. various gardening forums and broads are a treasure trove on any plant, much better than any individual book you might read. if you're looking for design and techniques you can just read whatever gardening book you might run across to. search torrent sites and libgen for a start. >>3977 thanks, will read this. >>4021 have you tried libgen?

All the content posted here can be find here : https://shodan.me/books/ http://gen.lib.rus.ec/

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Does anyone have the original Russian version of Metro 2033?

>>2978 Anything by Greg Bear besides Blood Music?

I request Shadow Men, by Anthony Napoleon, please.

i dont think i have any that havent already been posted here, but thanks to everyone for sharing

I'm not sure where should I ask this(tech mb?). I am looking for a book about an old computer technologies which are now abandoned (e.g. ISA, AGP, IDE) and computer history in general. Can anyone help me with this?

I just want to leave the link for the Gentoomen Lybrary here. https://g.sicp.me/books/

>>4279 Not that lain but I have a pretty complete collection of Bear's stuff, do you want anything in particular? It's all in .mobi format, though, so I've had to pass it through a converter, which means the formatting is disgusting. If you have an ebook reader and want the original mobi files let me know & we can sort something.

Dumping a few things

>Robin Nixon - Learning PHP, MySQL, Javascript, CSS & HTML5 (Third Edition).pdf https://volafile.io/get/k2h3P3xdw64ba/Robin%20Nixon%20-%20Learning%20PHP%2C%20MySQL%2C%20Javascript%2C%20CSS%20%26%20HTML5%20(Third%20Edition).pdf

And a couple of fun little ones

sort of a shot in the dark, but does anyone have anything regarding the warcraft lore?

Wondering if anyone has a copy of the authorized king james version of the bible published by oxford world's classics. much appreciated.

>>4324 I have an epub and (a mobi if you want) from 4chan lit's sharethreads, I hope it's of some use to you if nobody has a pdf. I have a bunch of other books from Oxford Classics, might share them later when I can.

This thread bring me here, some contributions.

Anybody got any books on building or hosting data centers?

Anyone got one a guide on synthesising DMT?

>>4466 >>4466 You can synthesize DMT from Indole and propyldimethyl amine which can be made easily from propyl (not isopropyl) alcohol, methanol and ammonia. Indole can be isolated from coal tar alternatively it can be synthesized from benzyl amine and ethylene glycol. I'll do more research for you so that I can craft a guide to making DMT from household chemicals ;)

>>4467 Thank you, lainon. Much appreciated. Love.

>>3083 I recommend "Ecce homu" and after "Also sprach Zarathustra".

>>3376

Does anyone have any of the Steve Jackson's Sorcery! book parts? Sharing not related:

Sharing some that I found elsewhere on the site a while ago. Don't suppose anyone happens to have something like 'Maths for Dummies'? I'm talking really basic math, too. Addition, subtraction, etc. Any Gore Vidal is appreciated too.

Anyone got anything on critical thinking or problem solving?

>>4517

Anyone have anything about religion, whether it be holy books, or just about a religion in general, i mean anything, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, occultism, satanism, etc

Does anybody have the Welcome to the NHK novel?

>>4550 I've got them as images, is that alright? Also, RAW or Scanlated?

>>4543

Does anybody have The Little Book of Ketamine or anything else on Ketamine?

You might want to look at 8chan's edu boards, lot's of pdfs https://8ch.net/freedu/catalog.html https://8ch.net/pdfs/catalog.html https://8ch.net/edu/catalog.html

Does anyone have a copy of 'Postcapitalism: a guide to our future'?

>>4564 Found it on libgen.io >>4559 8/pdfs/ is awful, supposedly it's for "hidden/censored books" and most of it is fascist books. Noone goes there for education, other boards/sites are best.

>>4568 Great, thanks!

>>4568 >8/pdfs/ is awful, supposedly it's for "hidden/censored books" and most of it is fascist books. Noone goes there for education, other boards/sites are best. /freeedu/ is sort of the same, but with commies instead what I found very useful is the do/k/ument, which actually contains a big amount of 'skills and DIY' related content. The only thing that I still havent found is cookbooks, for some reason theyre so hard to found, maybe it is because im not really on par with the cooking world.

>>4568 Agreed. /pdfs/ is a Stormfront circle jerk, all they ever have is The Turner Diaries and Julius Evola and shit.

>>4564 Looks pretty interesting, might end up reading this soon. Thanks! >>4568

>>4550 There you go. Also Tatami Galaxy.

Henri Bergson

Some physics

David Graeber and two books on China

I like studying languages and one of the lesser known ones I've studied is Uyghur. Hopefully someone will find this interesting. It's Uyghur Poetry with English translations.

Has anyone got Tokyo: a certain style by Kyoichi Tsuzuki?

>>4574 you don't need cookbooks. you need recipes which you can find in ungodly amounts all over the internet. just imagine any food you might want to do, and start reading recipes and tweak them etc to build up your taste and skill. I have read about a hundred different recipes of just one dish and tweaked them for about 2-3 months to find the perfect PERFECT recipe. your equipment, ingredient quality etc are going to be different than what the recipe is written for anyways so you will have to tinker with it in order to make it better anyways.

Does anyone have any language learning books about languages that actually matter like Spanish, or Arabic, or mandarin. Everywhere i go its like hey here's how to learn Esperanto Uighur Latin.

>>4574 They post some useful books but tis too focused on politcs. And this place has a small userbase. But this place is good because you can actually find a wide variety of books instead of 1000 different translations of mein kamp

>>4600 its' like the holygrail for visual stimulus maybe i should buy it and scan it.

Anybody has "Optical Character Recognition: An Illustrated Guide to the Frontier" or any OCR related book?

>>4618 http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=0BA9A98CEEA8DC458DC4D2FBA0232DA3

>>4622 Thank you anon from the bottom of my heart. You are a life saver.

>>4589 Thank you very much anon

this might not be the right place to ask, but does anyone have any resources on learning russian?

Anyone have 'The Loss of Sadness—How Psychiatry Transformed Normal Sorrow Into Depressive Disorder'?

This is an interesting book that was published by New Falcon around the millenium. The book conatains themes of mystic, memetic, psycedelic, and light 90s cyberpunk, though this description is a gross oversimplifation. Fans of RAW and Palahniuk are in for a treat.

I'm searching for Books about MongoDB and Database Security. Somebody here who has some PDFs to share?

>>4661 http://gen.lib.rus.ec/search.php?req=The+Loss+of+Sadness&lg_topic=libgen&open=0&view=simple&res=25&phrase=1&column=def

Does someone have 'The Nikopol' trilogy?

does anyone have Daniel Yergin's "The Prize" and "The Quest"?

Does anybody have books about occult/CIA/MKULTRA/military-industrial-complex/drug mafia/false flag/serial killer/pedophile rings and how they are all connected to each other? BUT specifically how any combination of those relate to colleges/universities and fraternities/sororities/party drugs to entrap and brainwash impressionable young college students who seek $$$ and "networking" connections to elite career positions in business/politics/tech industry etc? Basically all the shady soykaf that goes on under our own noses in this capitalist-fascist-imperialist dystopian hell-hole. (specifically in the U.S.A., the center and muscle of global capitalist-imperialism) I've been reading quite a bit lately. I think this soykaf goes deep. Very deep. I'm ready to take the plunge down the Rabbit Hole. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5aAXmRPIGg

>>4973 The body was too short or empty. Thanks, Appleman!

>>4973 stop speaking in buzzword drivel

>>3050 Newest issue? Here you go.

>>5009 >buzzword drivel Ah, you're one of those? Let me guess, 9/11 was done by Muslim fanatics? Iraq had WMD's? Assad is a brutal dictator? Capitalism is "good" and "moral" and "efficient"? Israel is the "only democracy in the Middle East"? The Islamic Republic of Iran is a "sponsor of terrorism" and a "threat to the world" that's "building nuclear weapons"? America is a "democracy"? The troops "fight for our freedomz"? Trump is "le Based red-pilled" and going to "drain the swamp"? Despite the fact that Trump has always, from the BEGINNING, been deeply in bed with Netanyahoo, the butcher of Palestine, and the repulsive ZIONIST entity. Despite the fact that he's clearly setting the stage for domestic genocide against scapegoated groups (Mexicans, Muslims, Black etc.) and is gunning HARD for direct confrontation with the Islamic Republic of Iran, which is the core of the AXIS of RESISTANCE to American-Zionist hegemony, and a hell-ish nuclear war with the People's Republic of China. Here's a suggestion, fuarrrk Off. And don't interfere when the big boys are talking, unless you have something meaningful to say and you can back it up with evidence. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4g9Q26QkAo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFJwhWuBgt4

>>5012 Not that guy, but I don't understand what you're trying to say. Assuming you're >>4973 your request for information for how "occult/CIA/MKULTRA/military-industrial-complex/drug mafia/false flag/serial killer/pedophile rings" are all connected to each other makes no sense. Do you know how many false flags, drug mafias and serial killers there are, for instance? Do you seriously think they're all connected to each other? Do you really think there's some sort of hidden "rabbit hole" to plunge down into, that goes "deep. Very deep."? I mean, I get that the Matrix is cool and everything but you don't have to act like you're in it. But perhaps I should keep quiet when the big boys are talking eh?

>>5012 I'm deeply concerned for you anon, are you being gangstalked? Check for bugs in your home and for people that might be surveilling your place of residence.

Hey do any of you have the The Antivirus Hacker's Handbook, I need a copy for scientific purposes. Thank you Book unrelated, it's the pirate's copy of "Memetic Magic", the other book of is one about social engineering called " Getting to YES"

Does any of you have books about basic to intermediate math, physics or biology ?

>>5020 Can you be more specific, got a huge folder of maths/physics pdfs

>>5045 Do you have books about algebra I basic geometry and trigonometry (don't know if I'm enough precise)

>>5010 Not him, but thanks, man. Also been looking for a few issues for some time now.

>>5047 Sorry for the delay in replying

would anyone happen to have CCNA Routing and Switching 200-125 cert guide by Wendell Odom?

>>2491 Would you happen to have the sequel to "Otaku"? : a.k.a "A birth of gamelike realism: Animalizing postmodernity"

>>5121 I second this. I rather enjoyed Azuma's ideas and would like to hear more fo them.

Requested in IRC. here ya go. ***minimum body post size***

do you anons have anything about clothing and fashion theory?

Does anyone have any Theodor Adorno pdfs? It would be especially sick if anyone had his essays on music.

>>5165 there's a ton of adorno on soulseek. you'd probably like john maus--synthpop/hypnagogic pop musician that loves crit theory + adorno. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnMfKacI9AY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWAVB8aX2ns

>>5150 If you give me some titles of stuff you can't access, I can try and find it or you

Steal this computer book 4.0 Philosophy and ethics of hacking

anybody got any yukio mishima books?

>>2827 Thank you lainon! I read this book online forever ago and loved it, but didn't think to note the name. Lately I've been thinking about it again and you post it right on up here. What a coincidence. Thanks for thinking of putting that out here.

>>4600 It will hit my mail in a week or two. I will scan and upload it then. In other news: do you have anything as a layman introduction into behavioral economics and marketing & advertisement techniques? I want to be able to diagnose all the sublime conditioning in marketing and sales.

>>5225 What hardware do you use to scan books? If you don't mind me asking.

>>5226 You would usually want to use a scanner for best results. Epson sanner my neighbor has. She has been letting me borrow it from time to time so I can scan stuff from uni books, I'm going to have make do with this.

a little mix of philosophy, wicca theology, a complete manual for baofeng handheld radios and some research papers, also the book "one second after" a fiction story about an EMP weapon and its effect on America

MY APOLOGIES, the other files dint upload, here they are

any book with tons of programming exercises/algorithms for a beginner/intermediate programmer? (it can be C, C++ or java)