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Alethe

@Em0nM4stodon When I read 110GB at first I thought it was just the text. Turns out that includes media. My mind is blown.

I was also inspired by your post to see if Khan Academy can be downloaded for offline use, and it turns out it's possible with a platform called Kolibri that provides educational resources for people or places without internet access:
learningequality.org/kolibri/

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Martin Rust

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Good. What about articles' edit histories and talk pages?
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Alethe

@martinrust @Em0nM4stodon I couldn't find any specific information, but you can check out an online copy of Wikipedia at the Kiwix library:
library.kiwix.org/viewer#wikip

I couldn't find anything pointing to the history or talk pages so I assume they aren't saved. According to their FAQ they don't offer incremental updates either, so their versions are pretty much snapshots.

I also discovered that they are on Mastodon at @kiwix

@martinrust @Em0nM4stodon I couldn't find any specific information, but you can check out an online copy of Wikipedia at the Kiwix library:
library.kiwix.org/viewer#wikip

I couldn't find anything pointing to the history or talk pages so I assume they aren't saved. According to their FAQ they don't offer incremental updates either, so their versions are pretty much snapshots.

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