The Pentagon Papers
- Type:
- Other > Other
- Files:
- 26
- Size:
- 1.3 GiB (1391193087 Bytes)
- Texted language(s):
- English
- Tag(s):
- Pentagon Papers
- Uploaded:
- 2011-06-15 07:25:12 GMT
- By:
- LucyWoof
- Seeders:
- 0
- Leechers:
- 1
- Comments
- 10
- Info Hash: 005D40AC66A08A6AF304BD300F0A326ACA5FD49A
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These are the PFDs of the newly released "full archive of the declassified documents as released by the (USA) National Archives and Records Administration." Many of the documents are included, however I was not able to download all due to server problems at the archives website. I'll try to upload the others when I can get them.
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Yeah, those servers were in obvious pain.
It took me almost 30 hours to get them all.
Here's the whole set, all ready to go:
piratebayproxy.live/torrent/6470778
It took me almost 30 hours to get them all.
Here's the whole set, all ready to go:
piratebayproxy.live/torrent/6470778
Wow, you were able to get all of them! Thanks! I'm still trying, my Internet speed is not very good.
I got lucky and had advance notice so I was the first one
there and had half of them downloaded by the time their
server bogged down.
I have hooked this torrent up to my copies so now you have
two seeds. ; )
there and had half of them downloaded by the time their
server bogged down.
I have hooked this torrent up to my copies so now you have
two seeds. ; )
It seemed like it took forever, but I created a new upload with all the files, see:
https://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/6472898
https://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/6472898
How do you connect torrents? Not sure what you mean, but thanks, it will take a long time for others to download. I'm just getting started reading... will take a long time to get through them all. The links you posted look interesting.
I'll write a guide. It can get complicated really fast.
If everything goes right the first time do it like so:
_____________________________________________
Merging a New Torrent with an Existing Torrent\
================================================================
1.a - When the files are all of the same set, set the download
location of the new torrent to the same folder as the first one.
1.b - When filenames differ use Relocate to point each file in
the new torrent to the existing file.
1.c - At this point, Force Recheck to verify that the files are
indeed identical.
1.d - If all the files check out good Force Start the torrent,
sharing everything instantly. You are done.
If everything goes right the first time do it like so:
_____________________________________________
Merging a New Torrent with an Existing Torrent\
================================================================
1.a - When the files are all of the same set, set the download
location of the new torrent to the same folder as the first one.
1.b - When filenames differ use Relocate to point each file in
the new torrent to the existing file.
1.c - At this point, Force Recheck to verify that the files are
indeed identical.
1.d - If all the files check out good Force Start the torrent,
sharing everything instantly. You are done.
Okay, here's how I handle more complex cases:
[TIP] Advanced uTorrent: Quickly seeding torrents with existing files:
https://www.technutopia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7737
[TIP] Advanced uTorrent: Quickly seeding torrents with existing files:
https://www.technutopia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7737
The full Slim Set is now online:
https://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/6474110
It's only 1.34 GiB (1442490549 Bytes), and looks clear and
complete on first inspection so you might prefer it.
https://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/6474110
It's only 1.34 GiB (1442490549 Bytes), and looks clear and
complete on first inspection so you might prefer it.
Thanks for the explanations. Much appreciated. I'm reasonably technical about some things, but very little about torrent'ing...
SSL is temporarily broken on that Technutopia [TIP] link.
Just use HTTP without the S and it will still work.
Just use HTTP without the S and it will still work.
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