We usually don’t have that much, this week between 2 of us we bought 6 of the finest sausages Aldi provide and they went into a sausage and bean casserole that lasted for 3 meals each. Other meals didn’t have meat in them.

Would like to try finding a butchers but there aren’t really any near where we live other than a guy selling meat out of a van a few days a week.

It was moved following brexit

Wouldn’t just a reduction in meat consumption be enough? Though looking at how much the average is that will probably need to be a very significant reduction frI’m some people.

Solar farms go well with grazing animals, recently heard it can actually increase the grass yields when you add solar panels, think it helps protect it a bit from strong wind and too much sun that can dry out the soil more and stunt growth.

Also any time you hear people complain about “prime farmland” (that is so shit they only ever use it for grazing) being used for solar “instead of food production” be aware it’s very likely bullshit anti-solar propaganda. It’s very common here in the UK.

If you are nobility perhaps, I only have 37 miliacres if you combine the house as well as the garden.

Beer depends on where you get it. Bottle/can? ml. Glass at the pub? Pint.

310.15 degrees King

I have seen American food standards, it’s 800.

Same statement from me, very different result. Death to fascists!

Ok, if you want an approximate American unit equivalent to a megalitre think of it as cube that can fit a blue whale

Laughs in induction supremacy.

I am not American, so why would I use an American unit of measurement?

Pretty sure postmarketOS isn’t made by a multi-billion dollar corporation. Such a requirement would mean ONLY multi-billion dollar corporations can release an operating system. You do not want to give them that power.

Don’t work hard, your employer would only waste it on something stupid like a new yacht.

Which is generally the problem with eugenics. No one is arguing that avoiding downs syndrome is a bad thing.

LEDs use very little power, with the cabin in the woods idea I would think its fairly safe to say a log fire is used for cooking, same thing to heat some water for cleaning. Fridge really doesn’t use much power if you look for something energy efficient, or just don’t have one. Its not like you can’t live without it.

I would have thought saying cabin in the woods kinda implies not having some things and living a simpler lifestyle?

I lived without a fridge for several months before, it’s not that difficult. Half the things I keep in a fridge don’t really need it anyway, like chutney and jam would last a fairly long time without it. Eggs in the UK don’t need the fridge either. IIRC the US wash off the protective layer on them so they do have to go in the fridge there.

LEDs use very little energy.

acre-feet

I can’t stop laughing at this as a unit of measurement

Sure, why not. But I was thinking a 4/5G router takes very little power, then a steam deck doesn’t take that much either. If that is all you need, few hundred w solar panels and a decent sized camping battery will probably do just fine. You don’t need to store a years worth of energy in one go if you can produce more than you use which helps during lower output times.

Then if your employer is mandating return to office, charge the battery there. Make the fuckers pay for it.

It isn’t so much limited by the geography but is made far more cost effective because of it. A long valley with a narrow exit means you don’t need to build much dam and store a vast amount of water.

As far as distance from populated areas, I dunno, I live in the UK so its kinda close enough not to matter too much.

Pumped hydro exists.