Pg&e shutting down bay area power

I think a good compromise would be to pay an electric utility to build out an off-grid setup. They can pay for the full install, then charge me a monthly, fee for the build of the system. Then I don't have to deal w/ these assholes that turn off the power and live in the mountains with my TV, which I'd never use because I collect lanterns, too. lol. though more center drafts than pressure lanterns.

isn't the humidity in Lynchburg like that of a moist asshole?

 

And I’ll bet that when a high voltage line goes down there, it grounds out resulting in a power outage.

 

The state will take over and run it right.

 

Lines that are on the ground aren’t always live. Some times the fuses trip or a transformer blows. Hell most people think telephone and cable lines are power lines. Or that the bare wire is a ground and not the actual live wire. People are clueless. Hence them blaming the power company for all these fires.

Didn’t read the article yet about the worker getting shot. When the workers start saying it’s unsafe and refuse to go out and restore power it’s going to turn into total chaos.

 

The state will take care of that too.

 

Solar panels and windmills for all!

 

I'm holding out for a nuclear reactor I can park next to my grill.

 

Surprised all the green peeps aren’t raving over the bloom box’s

https://youtu.be/ylpQUQV4Vx8

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX5TsLuIEy8

 

The state will bail out the power company. It’s a done deal. The only thing left is to convince the public that it is their best interest that this happens.

 

Yeah, I don't think these green peeps understand how SOFC work. These solid oxide fuel cells require electricity to heat them up to the reaction temp around 900C and require a lot of insulation and line power to start up. Businesses that use these have them auto-shutdown whenever there's a power outage because they're line dependent. Individually they're very inefficient. But when they're banked into a large unit with 1,000 units together, then they make sense. So these are great for apartment complexes, malls, factories, tall skyscrapers, bitcoin miners.

Not so much for a tiny home or standard american suburb.

 

lolololol thats it

 

Just work it in to next seasons hit reality show.

 

Just wait until the power comes back on. Facebook will be overloaded causing the internet to crash.

 

Doesn’t mean the ground isn’t extra crispy.

 

Aw, shucks. What ever will we do?

 

Nah. Once they miss out on a few more lattes they will throw in the towel. Their resolve is fragile

 

You saw the same conversation about the different ways to make off grid coffee that I did, right? A caffeine shortage will only make them angrier.

 

Oh well. There’s too many people there the way it is. Let the strong survive.