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And that’s ridiculous. Me working on my computer in my house paying the asking rate for the electricity is really none of the business of my neighbors. It isn’t
by briandear 8y ago
And that’s ridiculous. Me working on my computer in my house paying the asking rate for the electricity is really none of the business of my neighbors. It isn’t like someone is running a hair salon or a day care center where there could be traffic/disruption concerns.
- jsjohnst 8y agoYou don’t think the risk of fire and/or localized grid overload from drawing much more power than designed for a residential property is of no concern to the neighbors?
- jimnotgym 8y agoWhat is ridiculous is reducing things to the absurd, of you can work on a computer in your house without planning permission! A remote worker can work from home. You just can't run a server farm, or have other people coming round to work there. The point is a normal home may have an office, and using that office to work is no different to using it for your household admin. A normal home does not have a server room however.