Let’s just all stop and appreciate that libgen is a thing in the internet. It has saved me so much money with very overpriced math textbooks during college when my family was low-income. It contains virtually all the books, and even obscure ones. It provides low barriers to entry for knowledge for people wanting to advance their career, and perfect for finding epubs for books to send to my kindle. (I buy physical copies of books, it’s just convenient to have a kindle instead of volumes of lord of the rings while travelling)
Overall, this is what the internet promised. Fast, easy, universal access to information. It sucks that governments are trying to take it down, and do what governments do best which is to restrict the flow of information and restrict freedom.
10/10, libgen is the best thing in the internet. Long live libgen
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you can download entire libgen archive if you are so inclined, there’s even torrents list https://libgen.rs/repository_torrent/
So, its several torrents?
you don’t know where’s what, because torrents are packaged by submission date and not by topic
I saw the website, it is several torrents? Or is is one for the whole site?
Lemme google that
there’s 4265 torrents right now with 1000 pdfs per torrent. 120TB ish as of three years ago
Definetly can’t store all that, will make myself a curated list I guess