TwiddleTwaddle
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- Comment on California Becomes Latest State to Approve Plug-in Solar | States across the country are letting residents install small solar systems without utility permission. 4 days ago:
It does not need to be on the same circuit as any particular load.
- Comment on California Becomes Latest State to Approve Plug-in Solar | States across the country are letting residents install small solar systems without utility permission. 5 days ago:
It’s a relatively small amount of power, but they pay for themselves in just a few years if you get a system cheap enough. The more expensive your power and the more you can shift your usage to daylight hours, the faster it’ll pay off.
- Comment on 8 player PC games 1 week ago:
Peak with the host running the more players mod can do at least 8 players in a session. It’s pretty great fun
- Comment on Plug-In Solar Panels Are Starting to Sprout in U.S. Backyards |Ten U.S. states have legalized systems that can be plugged into standard wall outlets. The technology typically does not require permits 4 weeks ago:
Lol that’s very definitely not allowed and dangerous.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 4 weeks ago:
I had the same experience. I even decided to build my base up to 75 science/minute after the first rocket launch, but once I hit that and was finding myself just crafting modules to increase productivity/efficiency to do infinite research with no real end in sight, it was all grind and no fun for me.
I could have decided to make a real megabase, push for the highest spm my PC can handle, and optimize to the end of time, but at some point I’d have to return to the real world.
End game is all boring alien culling for more mining expansions just to get diminishing returns on infinite research you don’t really need anyways. I’m not really a fan of the colonial extractivist themes, and that’s pretty much all the game made me feel by the end.
- Comment on European-style plug-in solar could quickly cut soaring utility bills in Massachusetts 1 month ago:
Most states are limiting balcony solar to 600-1200W, which is only 5-10A at 120V. Not enough to cause problems with imbalanced loads in a home, and most peoples homes aren’t terribly well balanced anyways. It all more or less evens out by the time you have 10-20 (or however many - idk, I’m not a lineman) homes on a tranformer.