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gluejar

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About gluejar

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #48162975

    I should hit Matt up for a donation.

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    Comment #48162952

    later this year

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    Comment #48162929

    A silly legal tribunal confused PG with pirate sites. We sent the tribunal a letter pointing out their error but it was ignored. The block was served on local dns providers so many…

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    Comment #48162875

    There's quite a lot of information here: https://www.gutenberg.org/about/ All our text is now utf-8. No Plucker! Almost every book is HTML(5).

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    Comment #48162788

    only 20% of our books have original publication data in the db. We have a project to add another 40% or so from another database, let us know if you want to help. reply

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    Comment #48162776

    only 20% of our books have original publication data in the db. We have a project to add another 40% or so from another database, let us know if you want to help.

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    Comment #48162751

    we have a tarball of all text files - link posted somewhere here

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    Comment #48162735

    traffic yesterday ~20% more than recent average. 4971601 sessions 177 robots 863462 robot files 3390115 user files 20.30% robot files (robots id'd based on requests/ip address) 5 a…

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    Comment #48154109

    We're using git repos internally to keep history for each book. They existed on github for a while, but our implementation was awkward, and too big of project for the volunteer dev…

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    Comment #48152596

    Check out Distributed Proofreaders: https://pgdp.net

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    Comment #48151748

    wikipedians, please help update this article.

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    Comment #48151741

    if what you want is all the text, please use the tarball or data files at https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/feeds

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    Comment #48151663

    Nowadays we depend on scans from Internet Archive, Hathitrust, and other sources. Some scans are better than others. Bear in mind that our illustrations need to be in the public do…

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    Comment #48151577

    Nice to see so much appreciation for what we do. (I'm the new-ish executive director.) Any wikipedians reading this, the article about PG is... aging. Last I looked, it said we off…

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    Comment #48151489

    PDF coming this year.

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    Comment #48151455

    OPDS 2.0 coming RSN. email us if you want to test. OPDS 0.x is currently available (not recommended) by adding .opds to the end of a url

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    Comment #24038185

    Most visibly, the generated covers, which have roots at NYPL and Bookalope, went into PG via GITenberg.

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    Comment #24038105

    More accurate to call it a fork.

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    Comment #24038081

    Me too! GITenberg started with a variety of goals, some of which were achieved, and others which were less so. Outstanding, considered as a prototype. Standard Ebooks has been much…

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    Comment #20165308

    A few notes on the different versions. The Archive version is a scan of the printed version. The scans are OCR'd to make it somewhat searchable, but the large filesize reflects the…

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    Comment #18519689

    added cover, generated ebook files - https://unglue.it/work/378964/

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    Comment #16521917

    This article gets its facts wrong. It was the 1986 MARCH Meeting in Las Vegas where this happened. I was there. A friend of mine overheard the saleswomen talking in the lingerie sh…

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    Comment #16518639

    German users, please do not access or clone the following github repositories: “Der Untertan,” https://github.com/GITenberg/Der-Untertan_38126 “Die Ehrgeizige,” https://github.com/…

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    Comment #16186877

    Thanks for the comments, folks. Apparently this post is too controversial or off-topic (or maybe just deemed silly) for Hacker News - it's been removed from the ranking!