There’s only one or two in my area that would warrant adding signals, but they’re only backed up during rush hour by people trying to take a “shortcut” around the highway traffic. So I consider them kinda self limiting due to the traffic. Not many more people try to take that route at that time when they’re aware that it’s clogged in the direction of rush hour traffic.

The other is right next to a private school and is only clogged because nobody uses their bus service, so, I don’t have any sympathy for the parents.

Traffic lights on a roundabout kinda defeats the purpose doesn’t it? might as well signalize the intersection

Nope, same level of difficulty since the swipe keyboard autocorrect added the unneeded apostrophe.

Yup. Swipe keyboard.

Were this a 2 lane roundabout, car d would be changing lanes to bypass car c, nearly striking that pedestrian

Technically not about fossil fuels exclusively, as they include hydro, bio-mass, and nuclear in their list of priorities

Sec 3a

. . . undue burden on identification, development, or use of domestic energy resources — with particular attention to oil, natural gas, coal, hydropower, biofuels, critical mineral, and nuclear energy resources . . .

In a functioning government the AG, independent from executive influence, could act on this, but I certainly don’t have hope for the current administration

Yeah, except I remember when Lil bitch McConnell refused to allow ANY Obama appointees through the process. Democrats should have been doing the same thing already, but they’re just now slowing things down

Hmmm, I wonder how that’ll jibe with the presidents executive order on energy:

Protecting American Energy from State Overreach: This order instructs the Attorney General to identify and challenge state and local laws that could impede the development or use of domestic energy resources . . .

Of course the AG would have to step in and actually do something

It would be nice but AMD doesn’t manufacture boards or cards

They could partner with hydro and wind and make up the difference with battery storage

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I’m assuming the type of person who would insist on Nvidia is also the type of person that would insist on new hardware

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Are we still doing phrasing?

This Gina Rinehart?

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRcB4n4CGcy-YIaHqaJMzgQlCs1OtGNhd

That plus changes to laws in most states. Utah is the only place that allows this type of grid tied solar without permits, new meter, etc. Hopefully more states will follow soon

The systems don’t output power until they sense a grid connection, and cut power immediately if the grid goes down.

$843 MILLION

Why not in the US?

Because it’s illegal in 49 out of 50 states (legal in Utah as April) AND there aren’t any units available for sale with 120v output (and the required auto shutoff when the grid is down)

Most of the German people I’ve asked say it doesn’t make sense to have a battery storage, but they also live in small apartments with little outdoor space for multiple solar panels. Theoretically, if there is enough space for panels a battery backup could keep supplying the max wattage (800w Germany, 1000w Utah) throughout the night

Or they could flat out deny registrations for any and all gas vehicles