First things first, install a torrent client (see P2P). Torrent sites host most valuable things online for free.

With a little effort, you can learn
how to create, share, search and read ebooks,
how to rip DVDs and CDs,
how to digitize vinyl records,
how to broadcast your own online radio,
how to find scientific articles, magazines, newspapers, dictionaries, audiobooks, music, films and play them on your computer,
how to research stuff interesting to you,
how to follow stuff happening in the world.

One day I realised that most of the ebooks on my laptop were scanned illegally. They were not made with expensive corporate equipment. They were not made for a wage. They were made by enthusiasts with basic equipment and software, for its own sake.

Internet makes possible the free exchange of information via P2P networks. Sadly, they are little known. Modern states ensure that information is conducted strictly through centralised channels that operate via ads, collection of private data and rent. By endowing people companies with intellectual property rights, modern states limit the distribution of cultural heritage via the Internet. We are not obligated to exist in confines of this mechanism.

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https://lamescholar.github.io

All .md files can be found here:

https://github.com/lamescholar/lamescholar.github.io

Commands to download the blog:

Win+R cmd

cd desktop
git clone https://github.com/lamescholar/lamescholar.github.io


How to create your own blog:

Jekyll