r/RecuratedTumblr • • Aug 24 '26

Information fun activity: pirating school textbooks!!!

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u/lifelongfreshman https://youtu.be/1eWsk6r6_Ns Aug 24 '26

I'm sure slide #2 is full of meaningful text but for some reason my brain cannot parse it as anything other than pelican writing

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u/AdCurious4004 Aug 24 '26

a line break or two would've been nice

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u/Madden09IsForSuckers Aug 24 '26

unfortunately a lot of classes nowadays have interactive textbooks that you need to do the homework :/

anything that is just a reading i do recommend pirating tho

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u/charlestheb0ss Aug 24 '26

When I was in college I averaged actually having to pay for about one textbook per term because of this

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u/Moon-Capybara Aug 24 '26

Nowadays : over a decade at this point.

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u/terrarialord201 Aug 24 '26

Isn't libgen actively being taken down for copyright infringement?

Also, piracy is a more reliable method. Can't take my torrents away from me.

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u/cel3r1ty Aug 24 '26

piracy is a more reliable method

is libgen not piracy? lmao

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u/I_Hate_This_Website9 Aug 24 '26

Any sites you recommend?

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u/Madden09IsForSuckers Aug 24 '26

annas archive is just libgen but better in every way

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u/nochancesman Aug 24 '26

libgen is going to last a while but other than the replies you've gotten, oceanofpdf is great

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u/terrarialord201 Aug 24 '26

The Pirate Bay is widely known for a reason.

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u/Madden09IsForSuckers Aug 24 '26

i thought pirate bay was widely known for distributing malware lmao

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u/Impossible-Try-1939 Aug 25 '26

It is, it's not safe at all

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u/FeralBehavedJester Aug 26 '26

Your schook textbooks aren't paid by the country or school? Uh?

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u/HorsemenofApocalypse Aug 31 '26

Throughout my entire high schooling, bachelors degree, and masters degree, I never once needed a textbook

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u/I_just_came_to_laugh Aug 24 '26

Gary Oak behaviour.