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They're amazingly funny. Just the overall sense of "oh it's just a matter of time before this person loses their house in a fire." Yes mr. power, that small san
by Loughla 3y ago
They're amazingly funny. Just the overall sense of "oh it's just a matter of time before this person loses their house in a fire." Yes mr. power, that small sandbag will stop the inevitable fire.
We put in solar this year, and my neighbor, who I used to think was reasonable, walked me through the MASSIVELY unsafe powerwall he installed after learning on YouTube how to do that.
- jacquesm 3y agoTime to move... I have a freestanding house for a reason. I've seen more than one place go up in flames because someone figured their attic gardening project would compensate for the mortgage.
- Loughla 3y agoLuckily we're country neighbors, so he's ~3/4 of a mile away. I'll be able to see the flames, but other than that, I'm good. If he was connected to my house, or even close like in a suburb, I would absolutely report him to someone. But because he's not, I just chuckle to myself and appreciate that he has no spouse or kids to die in the inevitable fire.
- jacquesm 3y agoI think part of the problem is that on the outside Lithium Ion cells look no different than any other battery to a lay person. They probably assign roughly the same danger level to them that they would to a C-cell, rather than the conveniently pocket sized handgrenade that it really is.