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@Deplorable_Degenerate @matrix @RealRaul @histoire3 Damn, you're right about the Indians, it's wild how their reputation went down the toilet is such a short span of time.

I can vouch for not hating people if you are never around them. I didn't really hate jews until I had to deal with them more often, mostly online, and Indians have proved this in real time. I don't think anyone felt hostile to them in like 2010, in fact the vibe I got from White Nationalists was mild respect like they felt towards East Asians.

I can't vouch for the interracial interest/fetishism leading to hate.

@RealRaul is this true?

Also don't get mad at your wife for your kids looking like her.
@coded_artist @DrFell no wonder people have a hard time believing what they are. Everything about these demons is over the top and satanic

@histoire3 @matrix I saw someone put out a theory about that.

The most racist people are those who have an interest in another race, but are disappointed by it.

So liking brown ladies leads to racism, according to this theory.

If you look at a map of racist attitudes, there's less racism where there is less interracial interactions.
People hate browns less when they see less of them.
Out of sight, out of mind.

For a guy who likes number 3, he always has it on his mind, so he's likely to have more interactions.

Not sure how much validity this has, but I think it's mildly interesting.

@cjd A good idea, but keep that thing somewhere safe.

When fully charged, it's basically a bomb, and significant temperature changes can cause cracks in the casing, which is why electric vehicles tend to spontaneously combust while parking for the night.

Safer than an EV, of course, since it's not moved around and jostled much, but still...
Keep it somewhere far from anything flammable, in a sturdy metal shed or a basement.

My findings:
I can *significantly* cut my monthly power bill without installing a single PV panel, just an inverter and a battery, because:
1. I can reduce my service to the smallest size, which (here) reduces monthly interconnect fee
2. I can charge only during off-peak hours, almost halving my per-kWh cost
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@wizardmanperson @DrFell "We searched for the child for days, and just didn't notice the body in our cellar that we use every week to bath before going to the synagogue, trust us goy."
Vile creatures.

I dunno what to make of him. He tells a lot of interesting stories and can be pretty entertaining, but also he took over the algo overnight and he's a holocaust believer. Stinks of limited hangout to me but it would be nice to be wrong for once.
Pulled a year of public solar energy data to estimate what a 22KW PV array would be like at my house, assuming daily consumption of 20kWh.

1. Data is per-day because I assume I'll have enough batteries to store 1 day worth of generation
2. It is super noisy, there are days when topping off with grid power is still necessary (about 400 kWh per year)
3. 18,000 kWh/year is wasted, unless I wanted to sell to the grid, and they don't pay much...
4. Though it requires a 192€/year interconnect fee, maintaining a grid connection is still cheaper than topping off with a generator.
5. It's basically infeasible to create an array so large that it will still generate enough in the worst months of the winter.
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