>>521042630
> What exactly is so "free" about getting cease and desists from Comcast?
When you are too dumb to understand that any number of guys like me who had easy access to blade racks and servers and would just set up whatever kind of private Pirate Bay they wanted to in their attics or spare rooms and it took several years and the interaction of your service providers coming at you with monitored traffic data to even come close to doing a damn thing about it, you will never understand. The DACA and copyright laws couldn’t do shit about it without the ISPs getting bought out by the (((media companies)))
Now you just have to deal with Russian hosted shit stream sites with more trackers and telemetry data than you can imagine if you’re not tech minded… I’m sure your nordVPN will protect you leafbro, they certainly have your best interests at heart…
And on that note, good night, as you said us old heads have other things to do with our time and there’s a warm woman 15 years younger than me waiting for me to come to bed.
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>>521031414
> Solar Panels. Are they a scam or are they the future?
If you are paying the full actual costs of installing, manufacturing, components, material mining, disposal, and all the mining related ecological cleanups, they are a complete and total scam that will never generate enough electricity to cover the actual costs.
If on the other hand, the CCP in China is more than happy to subsidize the cost of manufacturing, mining, and pollute the shit out of their country, this lowers the consumer cost.
Tack on our ridiculous governments in the west further subsidizing the purchase and installation prices with taxpayer dollars, then the end consumer costs are more than covered by their electricity output.
> I have a degree in electronics, they really haven’t improved much in the core performance metrics in over 20 years
> Solar Panels. Are they a scam or are they the future?
If you are paying the full actual costs of installing, manufacturing, components, material mining, disposal, and all the mining related ecological cleanups, they are a complete and total scam that will never generate enough electricity to cover the actual costs.
If on the other hand, the CCP in China is more than happy to subsidize the cost of manufacturing, mining, and pollute the shit out of their country, this lowers the consumer cost.
Tack on our ridiculous governments in the west further subsidizing the purchase and installation prices with taxpayer dollars, then the end consumer costs are more than covered by their electricity output.
> I have a degree in electronics, they really haven’t improved much in the core performance metrics in over 20 years
