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The issue is idle power draw, so it’s more like banning a Ford F150 that cannot be turned off when it’s not being driven. Imagine if your neighbor got a car th

The issue is idle power draw, so it’s more like banning a Ford F150 that cannot be turned off when it’s not being driven. Imagine if your neighbor got a car that just sat in the driveway with its engine running 24 hours per day.

kcb 5y ago
Bad analogy. This is idle power not off power.
- rrss 5y ago
  it's a much better analogy than wrycoder's. cars don't generally have long-term idle states like computers do.