There is an app for this. Works offline, available on fdroid and playstore. Covers a lot of topics and the manual is mostly based on military guidelines.
Humble Bundle just had a good collection on that. Can’t find it now but books on homesteading, medical plants, finding people lost on the woods, going off-grid, and various books about rural cooking.
Edit: Must have expired last night. I can’t find any info on it.
What is ridiculous is posting a link to a 4chan post by a right wing extremist “boogaloo boy” that is 90% comprised of links to anti-semitic, racist, nazi propaganda and 10% survival-related links, then saying “just ignore the nazi stuff, don’t judge me” when someone points this out.
No i just think it would be a good place to search out the good books. I’m sure they’re all in a section, so you’d get to actually look at them and figure out what you want. Then you can go to MAM and get them. That’s what id do, plus the library is relaxing.
Woohoo! Also, for real, check out the overdrive app. It’s pretty awesome. I mean like sure, i can download whatever, but like some of the fiction, once I’ve read it in done. I don’t need to retain it.
ps-survival.com and CD3WD were projects that were big when i first got into prepping at the start of the pandemic. Both of the sites seem to be defunct but there are still mirrors/copies/torrents of the info available online since they were both created to be downloaded for offline use.
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There is an app for this. Works offline, available on fdroid and playstore. Covers a lot of topics and the manual is mostly based on military guidelines.
Never needed yet, but it feels good to have it.
Link
https://pastebin.com/gxfm3J7b
Right up my alley, thanks mate
The kiwi app that does offline web archives. It has collections for this but also all of stackoverflow and Wikipedia.
Humble Bundle just had a good collection on that. Can’t find it now but books on homesteading, medical plants, finding people lost on the woods, going off-grid, and various books about rural cooking.
Edit: Must have expired last night. I can’t find any info on it.
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This link contains Nazi propaganda.
yes, but also valuable survival material and other rare stuff. People downvoting me are assuming Im pro-nazi I suppose lol
That link is FULL of Nazi crap. Don’t post it here again, or you’ll get a ban.
You are ridiculous. You don’t need to read the nazi crap to take value from that archive.
What is ridiculous is posting a link to a 4chan post by a right wing extremist “boogaloo boy” that is 90% comprised of links to anti-semitic, racist, nazi propaganda and 10% survival-related links, then saying “just ignore the nazi stuff, don’t judge me” when someone points this out.
That’s not the ratio
And it also has many images which is why I didn’t just copy paste some links
That sentence implies the nazi content has value 🤔
Thank you for an interesting discussion! In particular I like the fact that you listed out a lot of sustainable practices!
Maybe this?
https://theswissbay.ch/pdf/Books/Survival/Survival/
perfect. there’s yet more in the parent directory.
Just a thought: these resources are great. But to be helpful printed stuff is way better because you dont need electricity for that.
Obviously plan on printing or keeping offline copies on flashdrives.
I think you missed the point. If you’re talking about survival information, you want it as low-tech as possible, i.e., hard copy only.
And remember: two is one, one is none.
I’d actually like books and guides on to how to be your own doctor and GP aside from emergency medicine.
https://archive.org/details/WhereThereIsNoDoctor-English-DavidWerner
Lots of prepper channels on Telegram with pdfs, eg https://t.me/PrepperCollective
I highly recommend checking out kiwix 🥝
I’d check out your local library. Obviously you can’t take the books, but you can check em out and learn.
Can’t tell if this is a troll response or not. Your answer, on the Piracy instance, is to go to a library?..
You think I’ve never herd of a library?
Not even a mention of scanning books from the library? Just to learn and leave lmfao.
No i just think it would be a good place to search out the good books. I’m sure they’re all in a section, so you’d get to actually look at them and figure out what you want. Then you can go to MAM and get them. That’s what id do, plus the library is relaxing.
Nvm you sold me, great idea ngl.
Imma find my nearest one :)
Woohoo! Also, for real, check out the overdrive app. It’s pretty awesome. I mean like sure, i can download whatever, but like some of the fiction, once I’ve read it in done. I don’t need to retain it.
edit: spelling
ps-survival.com and CD3WD were projects that were big when i first got into prepping at the start of the pandemic. Both of the sites seem to be defunct but there are still mirrors/copies/torrents of the info available online since they were both created to be downloaded for offline use.
CD3WD Survival Skills Encyclopeadia
There was also a 4gb archive floating around r/survivalism