rudyharrelson

Relevant to this idea, I use these apps to let me know when things like the International Space Station, meteor showers, aurorae, etc are visible overhead:

https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/

https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/night/

Would be neat if there were one unified app to track them all and send notifications

You are wrong =)

I'm not vegan, clown.

Nice argument, though 🤡

That isn't evidence that the aforementioned cat food will cause cats to become malnourished. That's just you speculating to confirm your existing biases.

AAA's seem really common in my neck of the woods.

I got a Coast headlamp a couple years back that has a rechargeable battery pack, but can also take regular AAA's, which is a handy feature if I happen to need an immediate recharge.

So you have no evidence at all and are purely speculating. Gotcha

So, by your logic, shouldn't there be a bunch of malnourished and dying cats as a result of people buying this food and only letting their cats subsist on it?

Where are the outraged customers? Where are the lawsuits?

I appreciate your comments here, even if the people you're trying to educate completely ignore you and downvote you because they have no response to the fact that vegan cat food exists.

I'm not vegan, but the hysterical ignorance espoused in this comment section is bewildering.

They're comin'

Could it be "Fira Sans"?

https://mozilla.github.io/Fira/

I don’t think Reddit-for-nerds (Lemmy) is that great of a place to ask this.

Ouch

That sucks to hear.

Their ransom demands were dramatically weakened by the fact that they did not have access to any compromising data. It was also clear that they believed ARRL had extensive insurance coverage that would cover a multi-million-dollar ransom payment. After days of tense negotiation and brinkmanship, ARRL agreed to pay a $1 million ransom. That payment, along with the cost of restoration, has been largely covered by our insurance policy.

Glad the threat actors didn't get the payout they were hoping for.