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We've been counting down to this for years now and we're finally on the other side of coal power. Great! 🥳

[-] AcesFullOfKings@feddit.uk 34 points 2 days ago

A year or two ago my LG B8 automatically bricked itself unless I agreed to the new terms and conditions. Literally something like "to continue using your tv please agree to the new terms", and if I didn't it was just bricked. They could have put anything in there and it was just "click agree or never use this device again".

It's not been connected to the internet since.

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submitted 5 months ago by AcesFullOfKings@feddit.uk to c/energy@feddit.uk
[-] AcesFullOfKings@feddit.uk 41 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Thanks for the link. I initially linked directly to the public .mp4 video file on floatplane, but I updated the post to the youtube link once it was published. I'll leave the youtube link in the OP as I think it's easier, although I don't like that they monetised the video. GN didn't monetise theirs.

edit: I didn't notice at first, but having all this shit in the description is also just a bit tactless? Like, read the room guys. I know it's probably just a default under all videos but didn't someone think to omit it for this one?

[-] AcesFullOfKings@feddit.uk 109 points 1 year ago

From discord:

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I originally posted this on lemmy.world, but then the instance went down again so fuck it, moving my c/videos subscription to here and restarting this post

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I didn't know Wales had 75MW of sunlight across the whole country tbh

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"Sir John Rose, the chief executive of Rolls to 2011, said that any risk that the Rolls design might not be 'best in class' would be outweighed by the overall gains that could be made by backing Rolls."

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submitted 1 year ago by AcesFullOfKings@feddit.uk to c/evs@feddit.uk

I'm already with Octopus, but I've just had a smart meter installed, so I'm looking at moving to one of their EV tarrifs. These seem like kind of a no-brainer, but I'm a bit suspicious. It seems sort of too compelling.. what am I missing?

I'm currently paying 29.26p/kWh and 53.96p/day. Both EV tarriffs are 29.56p/kWh, so only 0.3p more, and the standing charge is the same. But, both tarriffs offer cheap overnight power; Go offers 4 hours at 9.5p/kWh, and Intelligent offers 6 hours at 7.5p/kWh (so why would you ever choose Go..?). I guess you'd choose Go if you can't or don't want to link your car's API to Octopus, but I see no other disadvantage).

Is anyone here on either the Go or Intelligent tarriff? Any regrets or non-obvious gotchas to watch out for?

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