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corbet

Jonathan Corbet

Power is back on here. After two days without, one definitely appreciates the luxury of being able to flip on a light.

According to the official numbers, the peak wind gust in my neighborhood was 102mph. Suffice to say I didn't get my bike ride in yesterday... otherwise all seems well at this point, though.

[Now looking harder at vehicle-to-home power solutions.]
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monsieuricon

K. Ryabitsev-Prime 🍁

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@corbet I know, right? It feels so dumb to have 80kwh sitting useless in your driveway when you have to wear a headlamp to go pee.
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mackaj@mastodon.me.uk

Mackaj

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@corbet

"102mph" 😮

Wow, don't think I've ever experienced gusts over 70mph and that was bad enough. There must be a lot of structural damage in your neighborhood.

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satya@mas.to

Satya Mishra

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@corbet Reminds me of my time in Colorado, though experienced 102mph gusts. Glad it’s over.

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