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Download it all with wget -r -A.pdf http://www.gameaipro.com/ http://www.gameaipro.com/ wget -r -A.zip http://www.gameaipro.com/ http://www.gameaipro.com/

• fxtentacle 7y ago
  That seems a bit rude to me, especially since they a) sell PDF ebooks and b) explicitly say that you are not supposed to re-upload the content elsewhere.
  • oliwarner 7y ago
    Why? They've made this all available, why is grabbing it all in increase your own convenience (eg offline reading, searching) rude?
    • fxtentacle 7y ago
      Because when you actually read it, you will download 1 article per 30 minutes. If you batch-download all of their content now, you'll create much more peak load and, hence, costs for them.
      • faitswulff 7y ago
        On the other hand, if you download it all at once you aren't constantly reloading a page when you get back to it and you aren't limited to reading it when you're online. I do see the point you're making, though I think it depends on the author's perspective.
      • stevehawk 7y ago
        so he should seed a torrent instead of a wget command?
      • oliwarner 7y ago
        You can use --limit-rate=500k if you want to limit the bandwidth you're consuming. And load does not translate to cost for everybody. If you saturate the connection to my VPS, I don't pay more, it just gets slower for everybody in contention. I can spin up mirrors but if I'm offering a free resource like this, I'd be more likely to limit the bandwidth-per-client-IP or just actively let it run slow. They could even limit the bandwith to the subdirectory with... location /download/ { limit_conn addr 1; limit_rate 50k; }
      • SomeHacker44 7y ago
        So read the wget man page and add settings to your liking: --wait=5000 --random-wait Done...
  • freepor 7y ago
    wget does not re-upload the content elsewhere.
  • NikolaeVarius 7y ago
    Where is this re upload you mention