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  • That's why the inverters are designed to cut the power unless they detect it on the line

  • No one designed it that way, but you can safely deliver a few hundred w and that's before we start redesigning electrical the standards to be by directional which will probably start happening now. I had the thought that you could put a battery between the panels and the wall so that you could deliver 400 watts all day with the battery as a buffer so you have more than 400 watts of panels

  • it's refreshing to see real internet community

  • There's also renewables. Solar is already cost competitive and there's no way EVs aren't flying off the shelves right now

  • Eventually dumping the USA will make them safer

  • And this is 2024 numbers. Gas is more expensive now that the strait of Hormuz is closed for a good long time

  • I picked a good time to stop driving lol. Gotta fix up my ebike

  • Oh wow I'm sure south Korea doesn't like that

  • Just about everything except obscure old books

  • It really goes to show no little of the abuse we suffer is inherently the Internet's fault. Lemmy feels like the reddit I knew and loved of 15 years ago. Sure there's some assholes I argue with but that's the normal amount of shittieness not the turbocorpo abuse

  • Reticulum also exists now too, and supports the same hardware

  • I've gotten so much good stuff off there.

  • Gas is $5 near me. EVs are gonna start flying off dealer's lots subsidy or not

  • We shouldn't

  • Why do we need it at all?

  • RIAA math

  • I've thought about this too. We'd have to redo material science

  • What if you use a pully and have the generator on the ground?

  • Agreed. When gasoline gets expensive enough American suddenly find common sense. Personally I think this is another major turning point for renewable energy.

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Rule