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> Griffith was ashamed to discover that he was consuming 18,000 watts of energy a year Watts are a unit of power, not energy. Do they mean watt-hours?
by sidpatil 5y ago
> Griffith was ashamed to discover that he was consuming 18,000 watts of energy a year
Watts are a unit of power, not energy. Do they mean watt-hours?
- engineer_22 5y agoForget about it, it's a fluff piece to advertise his new book.
- londons_explore 5y ago18,000 watt-hours isn't much for an entire year either. 18,000 watt years is far more than a typical house would use, but perhaps a big house with AC or heating jammed on all year while mining bitcoins could manage it...