In that direction there's

https://github.com/ahatem/IoskeleyMono

>Iosevka configuration to mimic the look and feel of Berkeley Mono as closely as possible.

Discussed recently https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49161743

>The plan is to equip them with some sms gateway software

MAXS (Modular Android XMPP Suite) could also work.

http://projectmaxs.org/homepage/

https://bitbucket.org/projectmaxs/maxs/src/master/

https://search.f-droid.org/?q=Maxs&lang=en

> Version 0.5.19 (2000506627) suggested Added on Jan 22, 2025

>This version requires Android 4.4 or newer.

(Hope the author is doing OK.)

Related - spaceweather.com measure drag using the decay of starlink orbits.

https://spaceweather.com/starlink/starlink_drag_explainer.ht...

Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49848227

>>AI writing is everywhere -- except here. This website is written by Dr. Tony Phillips, a carbon-based lifeform with 30 yrs of forecasting experience.

Could they be lying?

You can’t lie on the Internet.

We don't know. It's likely they have less freedom than supporters.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6575747/2025/08/26/premier-...

>“The Premier League is clear on guidance to all its clubs in that flags, banners or other materials (including replica shirts and t-shirts) that display potential inflammatory content, which could include flags of countries in conflict, or content considered discriminatory, offensive or politically motivated, should not be permitted.

> The club also say: “In line with Premier League guidance, supporters are advised that Israeli or Palestinian flags, banners, t-shirts or materials will not be permitted to be displayed at fixtures for the foreseeable future.”

I couldn't find any of this on the Premier League website - it's all done by proxy (the clubs).

The maximum category is "Survives through 2100". Not great, not terrible.

It assigns importance to the centre of the screen, but that's hard to judge precisely; It really needs a reticle when aligning the map.

>for some reason sometimes it doesn't show the option to engage it

The language detection definitely isn't 100%.

On desktop there's always "Translate page" in the hamburger menu. On Android it's in the 3 dot menu, hidden behind "More".

>On desktop there's always "Translate page" in the hamburger menu.

Thanks, maybe I didn't look hard enough last time.

It's different for the different header levels.

https://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/GuideStyle.css

    H1 { margin-left: -20%; }
    H2 { margin-left: -15%; }
    H3 { margin-left: -10%; }
    H4 { margin-left: -05%; }