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In New Zealand there's https://niwa.co.nz/our-services/online-services/uv-and-ozone...

The Microsoft-Nokia didn't want to maintain the old OSs so went with a licensed clone of Series 30, and then post-Microsoft went with KaiOS (though newer ones seem to be back on the Series 30 clone, which is frankly a better experience than KaiOS was). Like, I was never a big fan of Series 30 or 40 but they had an awful lot of iterative improvement over the years and they just pissed that all away.

It's the screenshot. The left screenshot appears to have been resized so it's markedly more blurry than it should be.

The thing is, if you want to use existing older camera lenses a large sensor is a hard requirement unless you want an ultra-zoom. Which is why people are having success with the rpi sensor for astrophotography, but this article is about making a portable, everyday camera; I'd quite like to be able to use my old Nikon 20mm as a 20mm, not a... um, 112mm or thereabouts.

...he's using the old default Wordpress theme from 10+ years ago. Surely the issue can only be with darkreader? At the time this theme was made, it would have worked with every browser, and the theme hasn't changed.

I use the search engine, because ever since the omnibar / awesomebar I've never fucking being able to get the autocomplete to go where I want. (It's worst on Chrome, which strongly prioritises previous search results, as if it's intentional that you always go to the search engine first...)

Antarctic Treaty forbids the disposal of nuclear waste there.

I don't know why but an awful lot of pro audio software had to be updated for Windows 10. I remember Audacity not working at first either.

I happen to have been looking at IBM typewriter fonts recently -- https://archive.org/details/IBM-SelectricIITypewriter-Correc... -- so I can say it's actually Courier; the uppercase A is an easy giveaway. You can see all the other body fonts there too; Light Italic for the italics, except for some keywords at the start of lists which are Courier Italic; the page headers are Letter Gothic, as are I think the headings (though I thought it was lowercase Orator at first so I think these fonts are all running together for me).