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www.reddit.comThe longest Wikipedia article is List of Glagolitic manuscripts, which is 1,325,631 bytes long. The average length of a Wikipedia article is about 658 words. The English Wikipedia has 6,714,921 …
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www.reddit.comThere used to be an under 4gb zip file of all of Wikipedia text that was used on an offline Wikipedia device called wikireader. It was able to browse and pull directly from the zip file with out …
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