electricityUser

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by electricityUser 5y ago
By quickly skimming through the README, I couldn't tell if it supports 1on1 chats or group chats as well.
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by electricityUser 7y ago
Did you click on the links in the comment above yours? ;-)
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by electricityUser 7y ago
Since 37% is an average there ought to be periods with a lot more than 37% coming from wind if 5% phases happen from time to time as well. How is this greenwashing exactly?
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by electricityUser 7y ago
I bought mine in october 2007 for $300 with the unlockable AT&T sim card.
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by electricityUser 7y ago
You only need a third of that to get the same amount of electricity out of them as by burning 10 kW of fossil fuels. Spread over 20 to 30 years that's suddenly not so much anymore. How much does the US spend on energy each year now? Ho
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by electricityUser 7y ago
You forgot that this is primary energy consumption you two are writing about. 10 kW of primary energy consumption if replaced with solar requires only about a third of that to yield the same results since about two thirds are heat losses wh
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by electricityUser 7y ago
The website that made Google image search suck does an IPO?
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by electricityUser 8y ago
How do satellites prevent overheating? Radiators!
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by electricityUser 8y ago
I am going to become a Nanny in Monaco then ...
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by electricityUser 8y ago
But is Techcrunch real anymore? 5 comments on their article and 4 of them are spam?
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by electricityUser 9y ago
If you get 2000 kWh/yr per kWp from PV there and have an installation of 200 GWp you'll end up with 400 TWh per year. If we assume a 25 year lifetime for this installation that's 9600 TWh. At cost of 200 billion dollars, woul
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by electricityUser 9y ago
I don't know what Australian electricity needs are, but we averaged 500 W over the last year in our 2-person household. This battery would be good for 10000 similar households for a day or 200000 households "for an hour and 20 min