I used to deal with shitty, unreliable internet all of the time (oh wait, I still do, I have TWC...), so wget was really useful for ensuring that I could keep d

I used to deal with shitty, unreliable internet all of the time (oh wait, I still do, I have TWC...), so wget was really useful for ensuring that I could keep documentation and other reading material handy when I inevitably lost my connection. Point it at the base URL, tell it to recursively download the whole thing, and within minutes you've got a complete mirror of the static site of your choosing, with the URLs patched up to point to local content and everything.