I used a website, (the USCIS), which pointed out that they accepted emojis in the password.

Edit: remembered which site it was. It's mentioned here, although they may have switched to id.me now, so the rules may have changed.

https://www.aila.org/aila-files/83E22577-0F60-4BBA-AF2B-4AECC7F28F5E/23021709.pdf

First crack squirrels now this.

I'm wonder why she doesn't just gift them little hats.

Now you've reminded me of that Cats review:

https://yo-its-matt.tumblr.com/post/622334610653773824/dr-manhattan-reviews-cats-2019-okay-this-is

You young kids with your fancy text-speech abbreviations. I can't keep up!

There have been cyber attacks spoiling food in shops by changing freezer temperature. Maybe that has prompted it.

But here in California, it's standard practice to have supplies in. I have gallons of water, tins of food plus long-life emergency food bars. Also a small solar panel and battery packs.

There could be a bad earthquake, or even the Cascadia Subduction Zone could slip.

I saw this on Facebook with a comment something like "I'm pretty sure I saw this idea posted somewhere". I was going to reply but I couldn't post to that group.

Good. I wasn't sure that I was really addressing your request very well. I keep the SIM inactive most of the year. I'm not sure what options they have: if you don't but a data package, you may still get some data at a higher rate.

But the regular monthly or "but for 1 month" options both have a good range of prices.

So if someone bounces a signal off the Moon and their neighbor receives it?...

If the kettle breaks I get out the backup kettle (it doesn't automatically switch off though.)

If that breaks, I guess I could use the folding kettle that I take on road trips.

If no electricity, I do have a stovetop one.

found some rubber washers on the street.

took em home, gave them a wash

It's just a name, you didn't need to do that.