A subreddit to help you keep up to date with what's going on with reddit and other stuff. I maintain a personal list of what i consider to be some of the most interesting wikipedia articles and, having recently reached 500 entries, i figured i'd share it. Vandalism of the wikipedia page of america's got talent star grace vanderwaal 9 3 u/zeldafrombotwsfrog
Since wikipedia is open source, there are many ways to download the entire database listed here with instructions, including an sql database, html dumps, and. For those who have used other language versions of wikipedia, you may have already noticed the new layout over. The longest wikipedia article is list of glagolitic manuscripts, which is 1,325,631 bytes long.
There used to be an under 4gb zip file of all of wikipedia text that was used on an offline wikipedia device called wikireader. Once you download your zim file (wikipedia, stackoverflow or whatever) you can browse it without any further need for internet. For context, i am a beginner at editing wikipedia and having doing so for a year up until now. On january 18th, the english wikipedia got a new look called vector 2022.
I have been blocked for a year for reasons that were given by an administrator after. It was able to browse and pull directly from the zip. Eli5:why is wikipedia considered unreliable yet there's a tonne of reliable sources in the foot notes? As a reminder, kiwix is an offline reader: