Yeah, that's me. nCapture a snapshot of it, from time to time — so if it ever goes offline (or off the rails: requires a subscription, begins to serve up ads), you have the last "good" one locally.
I have a snapshot of Wikipedia as well (well, not the whole of Wikipedia, but 90GB worth).
Which Wikipedia snapshot do you grab? I keep meaning to do this, but whenever I skim the Wikipedia downloads pages, they offer hundreds of different flavors without any immediate documentation as to what differentiates the products.
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Privacy, available offline, software that lasts as long as the hardware can run it.
Yeah, that's me. nCapture a snapshot of it, from time to time — so if it ever goes offline (or off the rails: requires a subscription, begins to serve up ads), you have the last "good" one locally.
I have a snapshot of Wikipedia as well (well, not the whole of Wikipedia, but 90GB worth).
Which Wikipedia snapshot do you grab? I keep meaning to do this, but whenever I skim the Wikipedia downloads pages, they offer hundreds of different flavors without any immediate documentation as to what differentiates the products.
You can use Kiwix: https://kiwix.org/en/
wikipedia_en_all_maxi
I guess that means English ... and maxi? As I say, was something around 90GB or so.
Was hoping you had more insight than "maxi sounds good" which is the also the best I have.