Trees are allowed but if they are so big they block out a significant amount of sunlight to neighbours then they might be able to complain and you have to cut it back. Not sure on the fine details of it, but just a bit of shade is fine too.
No because I am British. My garden and allotment are mostly constrained by the rules of don’t block out the light for others, keep public paths accessible and for the allotment I have to use at least 75% of the land for growing food.
Grass can be pretty good for pathways though, regently got an allotment and many people use grass pathways to walk across between vegetable beds. Some are paved with slabs and some use woodchips, but really grass is the cheapest option as it’s free to just let it grow there.
Suburbs are fine, you are just going to have to cycle to your nearest tram stop. Oh, and anyone growing monocultures in their gardens will be exterminated.
To … keep cars dry? Seems a bit like a waste. If you are going to be building something it would be far more beneficial to build a roof for a homeless shelter than a car park.
Costs a lot more to build a roof than it does to place them in a field
Does each VM need to be verified, or the hypervisor? What about docker? Does memtest need to ask for age verification?
Surely that would be any battery if you discharge it slow enough? What is the energy capacity per unit of currency, weight and volume. That is far more useful. Also what kind of power in/output can it take.
Omg… You would have to verify every single VM. Would docker images count or not? Might be enough to push me to properly work out how to use that instead of VMs…
And what about all the operating systems that already exist and are no longer maintained? Who is responsible for that. Microslop gotta update Win95 to add age verification?
I just go back further and pick older traditions that fit with my world view.
Yeah, bit late to be planting garlic now. My chives are almost ready for their first harvest of the year and my rosemary could probably do with cutting back a bit but I need some recipes to use it up. This is in the UK anyway.
I have a regular bike because it is even cheaper to run than an ebike. What distro should we use?
Untaxed, unregistered, unlicensed, uninsured. Do all the maintenance myself.
People live in vans. But in the UK I am not aware of any legal option for buying a cheap patch of land and living on it in a temporary structure - you are allowed the structure, but can’t live in it.
But we do live under capitalism. Whether we like it or not.
Result: loads of labourers lose employment, the rich take land from the commoners.
Problem with this is when do I get a battery for my house? Do I get one now or do I wait for a better one. Should see how much they cost to install and how much I really need, could cut my energy bills between 1/3 and 1/2 depending on capacity and charge frequency with different tariff options.
Really the grid should be buying them and use that to bring me the same savings as per kWh it is cheaper to buy a warehouse full of batteries than it is to stick a small box in every house. But they are not doing that. Suppose they can just not do it and let consumers take the risk instead.
If printers didn’t suck I may consider using them by choice. Does also depend on cost per page, which I suppose varies by what you print.
Refills should be cheaper, but until large supermarkets start doing it there isn’t really a cheaper option. Would love to see aldi have a line of IBC tanks to dispense various liquids. 5 litres of honey please.