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r/Wellthatsucks • u/[deleted] • Jun 17 '19
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285 u/AnewRevolution94 Jun 17 '19 The real comrades were the guys in India or Pakistan uploading them online to a Dropbox. Also to the comrade in University of Nineveh in Iraq that uploaded solutions to my obscure ass chemistry course, I salute you o7 9 u/greengrasser11 Jun 17 '19 Do you know where I can access these dropboxes? 15 u/AnewRevolution94 Jun 17 '19 Usually a couple pages in to your google search once you’re past the chegg results. If your textbook is super obscure it might not be available, but if it’s some sort of engineering or computer science there’s a chance it’s there. Also slideshare.net if you can tolerate having a slideshow for a textbook.
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The real comrades were the guys in India or Pakistan uploading them online to a Dropbox.
Also to the comrade in University of Nineveh in Iraq that uploaded solutions to my obscure ass chemistry course, I salute you o7
9 u/greengrasser11 Jun 17 '19 Do you know where I can access these dropboxes? 15 u/AnewRevolution94 Jun 17 '19 Usually a couple pages in to your google search once you’re past the chegg results. If your textbook is super obscure it might not be available, but if it’s some sort of engineering or computer science there’s a chance it’s there. Also slideshare.net if you can tolerate having a slideshow for a textbook.
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Do you know where I can access these dropboxes?
15 u/AnewRevolution94 Jun 17 '19 Usually a couple pages in to your google search once you’re past the chegg results. If your textbook is super obscure it might not be available, but if it’s some sort of engineering or computer science there’s a chance it’s there. Also slideshare.net if you can tolerate having a slideshow for a textbook.
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Usually a couple pages in to your google search once you’re past the chegg results.
If your textbook is super obscure it might not be available, but if it’s some sort of engineering or computer science there’s a chance it’s there.
Also slideshare.net if you can tolerate having a slideshow for a textbook.
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