I run a NUC and a few other things off a 125W elcheapo $20 bestek(?) inverter off the house battery.
Sure it gets converted twice but the juice is cleaner in the end.
And consider DIYing a big house battery. The cells are cheap now. I built a 1200Ah LFP bank just because it fit nicely in the compartment. Then throw some solar at it.
And for backup, just get a large spinning external and plug it in occasionally to sync a copy. Put it back in the Tupperware for cold storage.
No, the connection there is the Duong family
For he’s a fascist felon
For he’s a fascist felon
For he’s a fascist felon
That nobody can deny
He had a bunch of horses that came with some land he bought he was trying to get rid of - jeeze
Not really. If he drops out some GQP sycophant could get elected.
More like ignore them. It’s been casually effective to date.
Mostly fake, foundationally created by pootin to get his favorite puppet elected, and to foment civil war.
And the uber-loser maga simps bought and jumped all in to racist christofascistlandia.
50 lightning deaths a year is more like one in 7 million chance
Not counting standing on a trailer in a thunderstorm
‘Shockingly’
If he grew up in the church, what’s the chance he was abused by pedo priests and this is projection of his latent anger?
What a weird choice to offer: 12 weekends community volunteering, or a full year of your life in the military.
Ed: guessing there must be a pay difference.
The poors will self select the paid military gig because they can’t afford the time off from low pay sustinance jobs to volunteer.
Sherpa are more gods than men, though
Disagree.Plus it saved many spaces after periods
Maybe more a commentary on cultural norms and stereotypes than race?
Yea this might have something to do with it
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/may/24/people-rights-network-oregon-elections
At least 66 members of far-right group in rural Oregon standing for office
Revealed: anti-government People’s Rights Network, founded by Ammon Bundy, appearing to follow ‘entryism’ strategy
At least 66 members of an anti-government group founded by far-right militia figure Ammon Bundy have attempted to win local positions of influence in the Republican party in Oregon, the Guardian can reveal.
The candidates stood for Republican precinct committee person (PCP) slots in three central Oregon counties in this week’s elections, with some facing no opponent and thus winning their positions by default. The role of PCPs includes electing the executive of the county-level GOP apparatus.
The move is part of what appears to be a coordinated attempt to capture the local Republican party infrastructure, following a far-right strategy of “entryism” into more mainstream political bodies.
Happen to be more easily persuaded to vote against their own interests, too
It does fine though. Less efficient, sure, so just add a few panels to the array to make up for that.
I expect the local energy company is controlled by petroleum interests
They don’t like competition
It does fine though. Less efficient, sure, so just add a few panels to the array.
Sailing pleasure vessels take advantage of hurricane winds when traversing distances.
Not so much in close proximity usually, though racing sailboats certainly will.