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> Has anyone ever stumbled across an executable on LibGen? The article mentioned finding them but I've never seen one. Here is a list of .exe files in LibGen:
by liberalgeneral 4y ago
> Has anyone ever stumbled across an executable on LibGen? The article mentioned finding them but I've never seen one.
Here is a list of .exe files in LibGen: https://paste.debian.net/hidden/1c82739a/ https://paste.debian.net/hidden/1c82739a/
And a breakdown of file extensions: https://paste.debian.net/hidden/579e319c/ https://paste.debian.net/hidden/579e319c/
> And would be nice to have a local copy of most of the books.
Yes! That was my intention—I wasn't advocating for a purge of content but a leaner and more practical version would be amazing.
- wishfish 4y agoThanks for the lists. I was genuinely curious about the exes. Nice to know where they originate. Interesting that over half of them have titles in Cyrillic. I guess not so many English language textbooks (with included CDs) have been uploaded with the data portion intact.
- macintux 4y ago> Yes! That was my intention—I wasn't advocating for a purge of content but a leaner and more practical version would be amazing. Your piece doesn't make that obvious at all, and given how many people here are misunderstanding that point, you might want to update it.
- liberalgeneral 4y agoYou are right, added a paragraph at the end.
- marcosdumay 4y agoSo, 1000 exes and 500 isos (that may be problematic, but most probably aren't). Everything else seems to be what one would expect. That's way cleaner than I could possibly expect. Do people manually review suspect files?