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Tried and didn’t get far. I do wonder what type of sugars it has, it was the cheapest Lidl honey I could get. So not sure on the quality of the honey. Also used quite a lot of it. IIRC the previous batch that fermented dry in a couple of weeks or so was targeting 7.5% and this was 15%. So that is also a likely reason for it.

Want to try an apple mead again, but sweeten it a little after it’s finished. Maybe berry meads too. Seems to ferment a lot easier which is also a benefit.

I think I would rather get full roof solar when I come to getting solar panels, but still welcome this as an option and hopefully it helps to drive competition for installers too as they have to compete against the DIY option. 800w isn’t terrible but more would be nice.

And what is that fucking message, that Nintendo isn’t much of a threat compared to what people thought?

Which type of gallon is that? Although prices here are going to be different anyway.

Also the name of the best WW1 shooter available so far. There was a surge of Isonzo memes when it came out

I have wondered about cost efficiency of it because of how little you get from so much milk. But then cheese costs a fair bit more too. Not actually counted yields yet.

I wonder if a ratchet strap would be a way to apply a fair bit more force on the cheese press without having to spend much money on the setup.

I like games that are highly relatable/endless. Story isn’t something I am overly bothered by though.

I think some of my most played games are indie ones I bought in the 2010s, Rimworld, Factorio, Vintage Story, From the Depths, Kenshi.

Not sure if I can think of as much that stands out from the 2020s tbh. Valheim perhaps but I don’t feel like going back to it as much as the others.

Far more affordable to just buy indie games instead, and you can play a lot of them on fairly affordable hardware. You could make do with an iGPU for a fair bit if you want to keep costs down low enough.

Any tips for trying to catch fish for food? UK here and everything is written like it’s a sport instead. Plus it’s usually for freshwater where you need licensing and permissions but I live by the sea.

Caught a couple of crabs before but that is about it.

In most of those situations I have bigger problems to deal with and can always restore from backup later.

If it’s so serious I don’t even have backups left then it doesn’t matter anymore.

And a % per attempt

Kenshi does it pretty well

Some cheeses are a lot easier than others. Add acid and simmer the milk should result in it separating and then you can filter out the whey with cheesecloth. Now you have cheese!

If you press it you can remove more of the liquid but you can do a fair bit by hand for soft cheeses.

Agree that you want batches.

If you are interested in using them you may want to look up Dutch arrows, it’s an arrow you can throw with a bit of string.

Only thrown them once before, I would like to try stuff like that again but I don’t really have the space to do it and suspect it would be illegal to use on public land here in the UK.

Atlatls are another fun one, bigger though. More of a javelin.

Looks pretty good. Used to do a fair bit of archery, but my arrows were still made with modern tools/glues. Going fully primitive self made tools is certainly appealing until you see one break and think at all that work it took to make.

Someone else already provided a source. I didn’t say it didn’t have other names, just that WW1 had been used too even if it wasn’t as popular initially.

We kinda fucked up, again and again and again and again…

This is a common myth, while it wasn’t primarily called WW1, the name had been used before it even finished.

It was a pretty good one, but yeah nothing to do with VW this time.

It can be shutdown, I don’t want it.

Probably not if it can shutdown.

Around £100 a year from 50w, if you run this for several years then you tell me if that matters.

I was looking at bee-link a while back, shame prices have gone through the roof on everything though.

N100/N150 doesn’t use that much more power and going for x64 instead of ARM could be a pretty big benefit too. Depends on what you want of course.

Power demand on an old laptop might actually cost you more in the long run.

Depends on what you want it to do and how well it should do it. Zero is potentially enough. A second hand card from half a decade ago can also do quite a lot.

They clearly don’t get outside much

And pretty sure if it doesn’t plug in you can have as much as you like. DIY setups seem like fun although not sure how well the prices scale.