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- Comment on [2026] GOG Autumn Sale is here – discover your next adventure this fall! 3 weeks ago:
Two are already set.
I just recently thought about Battle Isle, and its on sale, so I will definitely get that classic to give it another run.
And I really enjoyed playing the first Tomb Raider Remastered Batch and so will get the rest (part IV-VI).On a less casual note, I am also really curious about the Kingdom Come games, so might give them a try.
- Comment on [2026] GOG Autumn Sale is here – discover your next adventure this fall! 3 weeks ago:
Just when I finally had managed to go through some of my existing backlist…
Well, here we go again with new supply, backlist longer than ever! :-) - Comment on Wyoming ranchers want to transition to solar. The state stands in their way. 9 months ago:
Actually Northern Bavaria is slightly arid. During summer, much of the needed water is “imported” from the more humid southern part via the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal.
Fascinating large scale engineering project, but also with significant environmental impact…
- Comment on Wyoming ranchers want to transition to solar. The state stands in their way. 9 months ago:
You are right! Counting decimal places always was one of my weak points, should have switched calculator to engineering notation. :-)
9 sq. km irrigated land is still insane.
I live in middle of the largest irrigated vegetable growing region in Northern Bavaria, and it just has 9 sq. km irrigation area in total, but shared between 267 farms!
- Comment on Wyoming ranchers want to transition to solar. The state stands in their way. 9 months ago:
Wait… 3000 acres would be 120 sq. km, if my math mathed correctly.
That’s twice the size of my 130.000 inhabitants municipality, which also includes dozens of huge farms.
I see your point here.
So the whole thing is ridiculous and actually a non-issue. - Comment on Wyoming ranchers want to transition to solar. The state stands in their way. 9 months ago:
An electric utility bill of 150000$???
Assuming a price of 0.2 ct/kWh that would be 750 MWh per year.
Or a continous consumption of 85kW 24/7.
What the hell kind of farms are these?
Industrial scale indoor weed plantations??