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I have come to realise, convincingly for even my more optimistic side, about two years back, that the kike can not allow the net to excist in its present form - and survive - since reality is inheritely `antisemitic`. At that point I have started dl.-ing all the literature, points of interests, websites, opp. pieces, media(aud & vid)that I have found relevant and am doing this as we speak.
Since then, I have accumulated so much info, that I`ll have to live 4 lifetimes in order to go through it all. No problemo, since I`m not doing all that exclusively for my own personal benefit. Now, that the rhetoric concerning the web is heating up ALL AROUND THE WORLD, I feel a need to express concern about this issue - and possibly ask for the ideas of others similarly concerned/inclined.
Yes, I know of Solargeneral and I respectfully thank Mr Malleus for all he has provided us with - but as in finances, I don`t think we should hold all our eggs in one basket.
So, I ask for the ones, that care to share about this subject, to come forward with some pointers into their method of madness about archiving, downloading techniques, software, storage.
I start myself with describing my methods.
I have started on the WN journey as I look back now with mild interest - till I have downloaded all 3 CD-s of Dr Pierce`s audio broadcasts from Mr Malleus`s Solargeneral. Have never looked @ this world the same way ever again. After realising, that I will need a software, that I can DL whole sites with for viewing them at a l8r time, when I don`t have access to the net(or ferinstance it is shut down), I have looked into offline browsers. The one I have settled on is Offline Explorer. Simply works.
Now, we come to P2P file sharing. I cannot imagine using the net without this kind of software. They make my PC sing, dance...and do just about anything short of wiping my ass - all for nuttn`. Favourites are Shareaza and WinMX. For torrents, I use mostly BitComet.
I store most my shit on DVD-RWs, first of all on account of them being ammendable as new additions come out to Goyfire...( 
wink - wink), cheap, secondly they are easy to hide, transport, and not sensitive to EMP. Just have to worry about them effin scratches...
Now, since I travel ALOT across international borders, encription is a MUST. I use TrueCript with a hidden volume.
Well, dassabout it for starters. Anyone care to chime in?
From the corruption of women, proceeds the confusion of races - from the confusion of races, the loss of memory - from the loss of memory, all understanding - and from this - all evil.
Posted : 21/11/2006 3:07 am
Good idea. But how will you distribute your collection once it is complete?
Try uTorrent Client at
http://www.utorrent.com
This BitTorrent Client works faster than BitComet and it has fewer hash problems and bans on the Bittorrent sites. I used BitTorrent for a while but uTorrent is better AND they provide a method for insuring that you always have the right settings between your client and the tracker.
Be sure to archive the free software and graphics at
http://www.bamboo-delight.com/coswheel.htm
They have some very interesting and educational stuff.
Posted : 21/11/2006 5:17 am
It’s good that you do this. There is a lot of important information out there and I’m sure some of it has already been lost. If there ever is a white-cultural-renaissance, today’s media of resistance will be a basis for it.
Most archiving seems to be done on DVD-R. The research I have seen indicates that DVD-RW has an archive life expectancy of about 25% of DVD-R. I believe it has something to do with the dye used in rewritable disks being less stable. Some say that they prefer tape media for archiving because it is a proven medium, where as CD/DVD has not been around long enough to prove its longevity. I don’t know much about tape media so I won’t say more then that.
Cheaply manufactured disks will deteriorate more quickly then quality disks. This company claims to produce top notch blank media: http://www.delkin.com/products/archivalgold/index.html. Handling and storage conditions are an important consideration. The less a disk is touched and moved the less likely it will become damaged. Bright light is bad for disks, especially sunlight. Burned CD/DVD’s are said to keep their data intact longer when kept within certain temperature and humidity ranges. Storing them in the upright position, like a book, will prevent warping over the long term. Here is an excellent resource on the care and handling of disk media: http://www.itl.nist.gov/div895/carefordisc/CDandDVDCareandHandlingGuide.pdf
Burned media with many errors will tend to degrade faster. So it’s a good idea to check for errors after the burn. A good burn will consist of three inter-dependent factors: media type, drive type, and burn speed. Alter any one of these variables and it can change the quality of the media being archived. Here is a good FAQ thread on burning disks: http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=61943. You might also want to check out the main forum linked to the above URL. It has a lot of relevant information.
I don’t know much about P2P programs. When downloading directly, using the “save” or “save target as” method should produce a copy that is as good as the original.
Posted : 21/11/2006 7:58 am
As for sources of MP3 files, if you haven't already checked out American Dissident Voices at http://www.natvan.com/cgi-bin/audio.cgi you might want to. Tons of stuff there.
I just burn a CD full of good programs and pass them on, or just leave them "lying around."
Gold is the currency of kings; silver is the currency of gentlemen; barter is the currency of peasants, and debt is the currency of slaves.
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Posted : 23/11/2006 9:27 am