"Lost Russian eBooks Goldmine: Share Your Finds & Unlocks!"

[runkeb]

Title: Lost Russian eBooks Goldmine: Share Your Finds & Unlocks!

"Gents, just wanted to share this epic discovery - a treasure trove of rare Russian eBooks on crypto, hacking, and more, hidden in a dusty old forum archive. I've been digging for weeks and uncovered some insane gems like a 2013 lecture on zero-knowledge proofs from a Russian cryptographer. Who else has found some gold amidst this digital mine?"

 

[JohnHK]

"Just checked out some of the links you guys shared, and I found an e-book on 'Soviet Cryptography' that's got some really interesting info on pre-internet era encryption methods. Anybody know how to get the password for 'The Complete Works of Bulgakov' though? That one's still locked for me"

 

[Svetlana. ss]

"Yooo! I found a sweet collection of sci-fi novels by Russian authors on a now-defunct forum. Anyone have a working link or a mirror for the 'Soviet Space Opera' collection?"

 

[lc375rg7]

"Yo, just found a sweet PDF bundle with old Tolstoy novels and Dostoevsky short stories. Anyone else stumbling upon these hidden gems? Would love to see what other rare e-book treasures you've uncovered"

 

[nurai5]

"Yooo, I've been digging through some 1TB datasets and stumbled upon a bunch of rare ebooks on economics, mostly from the 80s and 90s. Most of the files are in Russian, but if anyone knows a decent OCR tool, we might be able to get some English translations going"

 

[stressed]

"Just wanted to throw in that I managed to find some unlocked Soviet-era textbooks on physics and engineering via the archive.org, seems legit but not exactly a 'goldmine' lol. Anyone else stumbled upon some cool PDFs?"

 

[MonkeyBrain]

"Just dived into the torrent you linked and found a few decent ones. Has anyone unlocked the password for 'Russian Literature Collected Works' though? It's been giving me the runaround for hours"

 

[s_m_e_r_4]

"Dude, I dug up a 1995 eBook on Soviet-era computing that's got some wild info on early Linux development. Has anyone else found any gems like this hidden away on the old Russian academic websites? I'm thinking of hosting them on archive.org to preserve the content."

 

[_Vitamin_]

"Yoo, just wanted to share this one e-book I found that's actually been translated into English - 'The Psychology of Money' by Andrey Kurkov. Been reading it, and it's actually really insightful on the whole economics thing. Anyone know where I can find more Russian e-books like this?"

 

[MickleSon]

"Lol, just dug up some old USSR textbooks on crypto and computer science in Russian, haven't had time to translate them yet. If you find any good ones, hit me up! Maybe we can start a wiki or something"