Yeah, screenshot worked and spoilers on your end def didn't.
How does Jerboa format spoilers?
Yeah, screenshot worked and spoilers on your end def didn't.
How does Jerboa format spoilers?
Check again. The formatting was a little wonky when I checked in Lemmy UI, so I fixed it. Closest thing to Jerboa i can test right now.
Does Jerboa need the space between the ::: and spoiler?
e.g.
Spoiler
text
Spoiler
text
or this:
Spoiler
text
Spoiler
text
FWIW, both of those formats work for me in Lemmy UI, Tesseract, and Alexandrite. Haven't used Jerboa in forever.
A little late now, but I could see it. When I was growing up, he had already transitioned to comedies and I didn't learn until much later in life he was a serious dramatic actor before that. Still haven't seen of his older/serious work, and TBH, I don't know if my brain will accept it lol.
Spoiler
So what you're saying is....🎵it was a long road getting from there to here🎵?
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She does.
I haven't been to the theaters in a decade or more, but I would show up to see Tig Notaro as Bond. Or maybe Leslie Jones?
130GB for the entire thing? And the pi doesn't choke on indexing / searching it?
That was my thought. I knew it couldn't hold it in RAM but thought it would be doing crazy IO and limited by being on SD, but it seems to not be a problem. Like I said, I don't know how ZIM does it, but it does it well. Must have some kind of index that lets it fast travel to the correct blocks or something. I dunno lol.
how capable is the search engine (I assume it has one?)
Yep, it has search. It's....okay but kind of primitive. It's not slow, and if you're searching for something that's fairly unique (as far as keywords go), it does well. But if you're searching something like an acronym where it shows up as a regular word in other entries, it's a lot more hit or miss.
Yep, and I love it.
I've got a little Banana Pi M4 Zero (PiZero form factor but much more powerful and with 4 GB RAM) loaded up with, among other useful tools, Kiwix and the full Wikipedia dump. I just refreshed it with the 2026-02 full dump, so I'm caught up for the year. I've also got a lot of other offline docs loaded up (React, Bun, and the devdocs for several libraries I use) and it's nice to have local copies of those instead of googling every time.
Surprisingly, the full ~130 GB Wikipedia dump works fine on a regular Pi Zero 2 with 512 MB RAM. I don't know how ZIM works but it does work very very well.
Yeah, that's what I've got, and I really like it.
Nice! Those AllWinner boards are a little tricky to get going and have some quirks, but the price is great for the extra horsepower you get. Granted, I use the latest Armbian since the manufacturer's images are all quite old.