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@nightjar my statistics teacher, introducing bimodal distribution. [Wikipedia image for multimodal distribution goes here]

@InsiderTreat as a service to people in my immediate vicinity, so i don't say this shit out loud.

@AVincentInSpace@furry.engineer mmm... and yet the effectiveness of the rule bears out. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm too old to try to make other people correct.

@zerofox@plush.city @keirFox@tiggi.es gayporeon, acepeon, lesbeon

@Doomed_Daniel@mastodon.gamedev.place @iagox86@infosec.exchange I'm in favor of accelerationism specifically with regard to people who put mobile spinning blades on the internet

@nytpu the visual media technical industry sure does love some PEGging

@OddJob @heathen_cat the economical solution. who needs two wolves?

@juliana@solarpunk.moe @aisling@critters.gay consider a sex rotation to provide variety

@AVincentInSpace @pathunstrom and would you want to be in spices run by those people? the rule cuts both ways.

and other presentations:

the biggest factors regarding your desired output power are your panels and your storage system. you have to deliver enough voltage and current for your charging system, and stay below your voltage and current caps to prevent damage. battery capacity depends on what you hope to do with the power, whether you have to run an inverter or you can use DC directly, accounting for inefficiency at each step. (2/3)

If you're planning on being grid-connected and solar in the same system, there will be regulations for safety (usually some kind of safety interlock), rules around back-feeding the grid, special hardware requirements. laws vary, check locally, get a beer with an electrician. (3/3)

@brianb@fosstodon.org consider the right balance of series vs parallel connection. Just like batteries, series increases voltage and parallel increases current. caveat re: series, a single shaded panel can significantly reduce output in a series run. (1/3)