Assuming I have solar panels still, I'd likely do what I'm doing now: checking out BBS's, reading articles, Anki training, programming on some hobby projects.

Assuming I have solar panels still, I'd likely do what I'm doing now: checking out BBS's, reading articles, Anki training, programming on some hobby projects. Watching videos and listening to youtube music would likely not be possible due to lack of infrastructure, so I'd download what I can and listen sparingly. If I'm not a farmhand and get to continue with my current job, then really nothing changes for me. I'm only limited by the sun, and the batteries in my laptop (and any spares that I charge when the sun is up) If I am a farmhand and if I'm not exhausted after work, I might do some small web projects. It depends on how plentiful my batteries are and whether I need to keep the fridge running at night. Maybe I'm optimistic in thinking that things would still be okay