Need to steal books, where are you fine people getting yours now?

[IdolEyes787]

Strange but if it's Cowsills you want, it's Cowsills you got.

[MacGyverSG1]

Haven't heard that song in a long time.

[anhthinhspkt]

thank !

all interesting with me, thank all !

[mazriel]

Try MyAnonamouse.net - quite a wide selection of novels, textbooks, audiobooks and radioplays.

[joneson]

Any good things will be affected

[anon]

Libraries have a very limited budget most of the time and would really appreciate not having to rebuy the same book because some jerk stole it. What is wrong with you? The library is FREE.

I'm not sure you understood the titular question; here's a hint...

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[shaina]

I like that you feel "Copyright" has no meaning to you Anon, you just take that shit and throw it right out the window buddy, free or purchase

[bandarbola]

thanks for sharing

[n0pe]

i could not test nor verify myself, yet -- being stuck for time being on damn college net, and a phekkin lame doze computer -- but they did sound solid: misc posts and hints on /reddit about irc-ebook scene, in particular
please check urself

[gerinhocaixa]

Do you people have a problem with b-ok.org, or is it just too obvious to mention?

Also libgen.is, but I guess already mentioned it.

When all else fails then I try the IRC channels, sometimes I get what I need.

As it turns out people upload a lot of stuff into the "docs" part of Scribd that is probably not supposed to be free, if it counts.

Now technical books has always been the difficult part for some areas...