That's great, but it doesn't matter unless it has the physical cutoff that's required to bring that kind of system up to the current electrical code for such a system.
To add to this, I also say come up with a plan to use your stockpile so that it doesn't just sit on the shelf for decades. Replenish what you use as you use it so that you discover that it expired long before you needed it.
I've also heard the recommendation for keeping a stash of simple grains and beans on hand with the intent of sharing every once and while during a crises. People are going to realize that you have a supply eventually, but if you convince them that all you have is meager offerings, the desperate are more likely to raid elsewhere for a better meal.
Oh, and I wouldn't rely on a rain barrel without some form of filtration. There's a bit of microplastic in every drop!
Should have named them after Taco Bell & Doritos, honoring their work in bringing us the Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Taco, which has been around for 3x the time that the Confederacy lasted and arguably has had more impact.
To be fair, this one's been around for a while and I believe it's actually p2p, iirc. Wormhole stores your files on their servers for a little bit if they're < 5 Gb.
Have you seen the idiots out on the road these days?
However, as far as turn signals go, this is one of the less egregious designs. Car manufacturers are given too much leeway in what is allowed for such systems, like putting them between headlights or making them use the same circuits as the brake lights instead of a dedicated light.
Hellcard is an isometric dungeon looter that lets you customize how long the dungeon should be, time-wise. So, of you've got, say, 15 minutes, bam! 15-minute dungeon run.
I'm not sure how precise it is, but the devs really went out of their way for the feature!
I bet someone coerced their new LLM toy to give up the Algorithm...