No room. There's more equipment on the other side of the hill.
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Wind turbines used to absorb a power surplus?
Mar 18, 2023
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It's a contractor so the sex varies. I'm not sure the current maillady would like being called a mailman. Pissing her off wouldn't be wise since the dumpsters are only a few steps from the cluster boxes.
picofarads or pence?
Bullshit, most obviously with the Masons.
Bullshit it does.
More bullshit.
More bullshit.
Ours are and that does make a lot of sense and works very well.
Worked so well with Enron, eh ?
Bullshit.
Bullshit.
That's very far from clear.
Enron wasn't a monopoly.
The thing about a multi-player competitive market is that some of the players occasionally die. That's sort of fundamental, doubly so in the tech business.
So is altruism.
50 pF electrolytic?
And the behavior of Berkeley matters even less, but doesn't stop them from doing crazy draconian stuff.
A dropbox folder stores files and links. It doesn't have theories.
The private-jet billionaire greenies are sure trying to keep the poorest people poor.
How cold do you think it might get inside your house if you had no heat? In much of the US, it would be uncomfortable but not dangerous.
You just claimed that yours are regulated monopolys.
But when there is competition, that's just a yawn, you just change to someone else with no loss of service.
And yes that happened to me recently.
But no big deal when it happens.
No heat? Depending on the week this winter 10 below. We don't all live in California.
Show me some stats proving there are times when nowhere on the planet is windy.
Or just disconnect it and power the generator/motor directly off the grid.
Why damage? The water would just flow a bit faster. I suppose naked swimmers in the top would get sucked through and have their gentlemen's excusemes chopped off by the blades.
My house? Probably close to 20 F in February. The basement might be a little warmer.
When the wind doesn't blow in the UK it often doesn't blow over most of Northern Europe so where are we going to route these bigger wires? Russia perhaps, or some other country that may hold us to energy ransom?
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