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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
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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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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