What is the weirdest PDF you have in your downloads?

[guydudeman@lemmy.world]

CIA sabotage handbook.

[mrmacduggan@lemmy.ml]

I've got the Pokemon Quartz pokedex. It's pretty cursed.

[anarchistartificer@lemmy.world]

What's a pdf that most surprised you?

[southsamurai@sh.itjust.works]

Ahh, probably the one that gave visuals of bloat and skin slippage.

I've seen plenty of dead bodies (did some hospice work, ran across a suicide in the woods, and a few accidents), but I'd never seen that segment of decomp.

It's both worse than I expected, and somehow not as bad.

[deconceptualist@lemm.ee]

Probably Grontar: The Frutang, circa 2004.

[idkwhatusernametoputherelolol@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Eating a meal, a Succulent Chinese Meal

[b3an@lemmy.world]

The Death report for Kurt Cobain. Mostly from morbid curiosity and a love for Nirvana. I don’t do that for everyone or anything like that. That’s the weirdest one.

[daggermoon@lemmy.world]

Let's see, The CIA's Simple Sabotage Field Manual, some paper on MKultra, some paper about The Hum, Some scientific paper on the longevity of recordable optical media, and a paper about crows.

[curlywurlies4all@slrpnk.net]

This feels pretty niche...

[mukt@lemmy.ml]

For burning kuran ?

[inf_v@kbin.earth]

Where do you usually find it at? I'm a horror writer and that sort of thing would be handy to have for my work.

[nebm51@drlemmy.net]

Are there any vulnerabilities? Asking for a friend

[i_am_hiding@aussie.zone]

Get your hands off my penis!

[vitrola06@lemmy.eco.br]

A mock dictionary of Portuguese gay slang and vocabulary. It's pretty fun.

[hellstormy@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

"Countries where suicide is outlawed.pdf"

[southsamurai@sh.itjust.works]

It used to be Google scholar. It was pretty easy to find good stuff when I was digging into it. Not sure if it's still a reliable place though

[gerryflap@feddit.nl]

Nothing too weird. Multiple manuals of objects that I own, probably the weirdest of which is a German manual for my Canon EOS 300 (I'm not German). And some machine learning papers, among which a paper from 1987, by Quinlan & Rivest, about decision trees (which is older than I am).

[thelsim@sh.itjust.works]

A copy of Man after Man:

This is such a weird book. It has leech people, underwater people, blind psychic baby people, meat mountain people, etc.