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SciHub is unfortunately rather opaque on its internals (and that is definitely something that I would like to see changed), but it seems that the Telegram bot i
by giomasce 9y ago
SciHub is unfortunately rather opaque on its internals (and that is definitely something that I would like to see changed), but it seems that the Telegram bot is blessed by the official Twitter account. In practice, I have often found it more reliable than the website, and it does not have problems with finding the right TLD. Also, as I said, it retains the history and it shared is with other devices, provided that you consider that a plus.
- dredmorbius 9y agoSciHub has operated at a set of IPs for most or all of its existence, certainly the past several years so far as I'm aware. So long as you resolve it by hostname at those IPs, by whatever means, you'll be able to reach it there. If the IPs themselves are accessible. If Telegram works for you, great. Meantime, if some school or research organisation that cannot afford to pay Western prices for academic content cares to set up their own networking infrastructure to provide access similar to the methods I've suggested, also great.