01-25-2019, 05:42 PM
Sorry people, I just found the link and shared it. Whoever originally posted it must have taken it down. I hope at least some of you got it.
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01-25-2019, 05:42 PM
01-25-2019, 05:47 PM
(01-25-2019 11:45 AM)layna61524 Wrote: [ -> ]Not sure I can help but I'm willing to add an anonymized link for access to a similar (if not the same shared in the OP) compilation of PDFs on emergency preparation, survival and homesteading, etc.
GO HERE:
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https://anonymiz.com/?http%3A%2F%2Fpatriotrising.com%2Fsurvival-pdf-files-manuals-guides%2F
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You can best grab all this (or whatever pieces you want) using either the Internet Download Manager (IDM) browser integration option or JDownloader2.
In the meantime, hopefully, VitaminSSM will re-up his share.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Layna61524
very nice collection, cheers. reps given, is that site yours?
01-26-2019, 02:11 AM
@VitaminSMM: Thanks for the kind comment. I was concerned that my posting that link would come across as trying to hijack your thread -- I just wanted to help.
No, it's not my site. I just did a search in Filechef (an open directory search engine ... File Pursuit is another very good one) that lets you find downloads that have not been protected.
Since the link you shared was someone else's and they have since cut off access (which is what happens when you don't 'make it your own' before sharing) let me just share a little about how easy it is to find emergency preparedness, survival (and just about anything other) content you may be looking for in an open directory ...
If you want to download my little guide where I go into step-by-step detail, go here:
Over in Filechef (http://filechef.com) I used the drop-down list to select Books and typed in keywords you used in your post: survival and homesteading and picked this particular site because it had a LOT of stuff to download.
Some of it is hard-core "prepper" stuff with emphasis on firearms, combat and building shelters but many of the PDFs have practical advice for what we can do right now (ex: how to create a family emergency preparedness plan; food safety and storage, surviving an earthquake, preparing an emergency first-aid kit, etc.).
I urge people to get as much of this content as they want downloaded to their computer ASAP, just in case the site owner notices a deluge of hits to his site and decides to change where all this information resides. I suggest either Internet Download Manager or JDownloader2 to do this quickly and efficiently.
I used Internet Download Manager to cull the links into a directory on my computer and started downloading late last night. I now have a boat-load of PDFs yet to do and may just pick-and-choose what I want to download among them because there is just too much stuff!!!
I think JDownloader2 is much better for download acceleration but IDM works well, too.
Just so you know, I tried to find what you shared in the Op by doing a quickie Google search for the keywords in YOUR title post...
I felt that, if the person who shared it moved it, it may just show up at its new link in the search engines. Well, I didn't find it on the first page of results and didn't have a lot of time today to dig deeper. If you want to, be my guest ... just use the keywords highlighted above in a Google search and that will keep you busy for a while.
Here are a few interesting resources I did find from my page one Google search results...
So, there is a glut of stuff on survival out there, if that's your thing.
Even if it's not your 'thing' ... with politics what it is today and chaos and dissension a common occurrence, we might want to put emergency plan and survival information on the front burners.
Let's just hope we won't need it.
Regards,
Layna61524
No, it's not my site. I just did a search in Filechef (an open directory search engine ... File Pursuit is another very good one) that lets you find downloads that have not been protected.
Since the link you shared was someone else's and they have since cut off access (which is what happens when you don't 'make it your own' before sharing) let me just share a little about how easy it is to find emergency preparedness, survival (and just about anything other) content you may be looking for in an open directory ...
If you want to download my little guide where I go into step-by-step detail, go here:
Magic Button :
Code:
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http://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-GET-Direct-DL-An-Awesome-But-Almost-Unfair-Advantage-for-Finding-Stuff&highlight=awesome+but+almost+unfair+advantage
.Over in Filechef (http://filechef.com) I used the drop-down list to select Books and typed in keywords you used in your post: survival and homesteading and picked this particular site because it had a LOT of stuff to download.
Some of it is hard-core "prepper" stuff with emphasis on firearms, combat and building shelters but many of the PDFs have practical advice for what we can do right now (ex: how to create a family emergency preparedness plan; food safety and storage, surviving an earthquake, preparing an emergency first-aid kit, etc.).
I urge people to get as much of this content as they want downloaded to their computer ASAP, just in case the site owner notices a deluge of hits to his site and decides to change where all this information resides. I suggest either Internet Download Manager or JDownloader2 to do this quickly and efficiently.
I used Internet Download Manager to cull the links into a directory on my computer and started downloading late last night. I now have a boat-load of PDFs yet to do and may just pick-and-choose what I want to download among them because there is just too much stuff!!!
I think JDownloader2 is much better for download acceleration but IDM works well, too.
Just so you know, I tried to find what you shared in the Op by doing a quickie Google search for the keywords in YOUR title post...
massive 34 gb survival books and pdfs
I felt that, if the person who shared it moved it, it may just show up at its new link in the search engines. Well, I didn't find it on the first page of results and didn't have a lot of time today to dig deeper. If you want to, be my guest ... just use the keywords highlighted above in a Google search and that will keep you busy for a while.
Here are a few interesting resources I did find from my page one Google search results...
Magic Button :
Code:
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https://archive.org/details/MilitiaandSurvival
You may need to register a FREE account at archive to download this. It is worth it!
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http://armageddononline.org/survival-pdf-files/
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Survival/comments/732c79/ive_collected_a_bunch_of_free_survival_pdf_links/
.So, there is a glut of stuff on survival out there, if that's your thing.
Even if it's not your 'thing' ... with politics what it is today and chaos and dissension a common occurrence, we might want to put emergency plan and survival information on the front burners.
Let's just hope we won't need it.
Regards,
Layna61524
01-26-2019, 10:55 AM
(01-26-2019 02:11 AM)layna61524 Wrote: [ -> ]...
If you want to download my little guide where I go into step-by-step detail, go here:
... Magic Button :Code:
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http://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-GET-Direct-DL-An-Awesome-But-Almost-Unfair-Advantage-for-Finding-Stuff&highlight=awesome+but+almost+unfair+advantage
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great, info. thanks!
03-10-2019, 10:34 AM
@VitaminSMM: You're welcome, buddy. That little guide has been around for years and has been very popular on the forum. Enjoy!
for liking my shares!
Layna61524
for liking my shares!
Layna61524
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