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[Lambie Slayer]

As the Golden Bull Run progresses, more and more Billionaires show they want my coins.

Everyday I Hodl my precious ever more tightly.

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[Richy_T]

Can recommend. Make sure you have it configured to run when the grid is out as your installer may not think that through.  

I recall some noise a while back about PV systems having to power down when the grid was down if they were connected to the grid. I don't recall if there was some kind of exception if you had the correct isolation or not though.

Edit: https://thirdsunsolar.com/residential/does-solar-work-in-a-blackout-third-sun-solar/

[lightfoot]

first picture from NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover

https://twitter.com/NASAPersevere/status/1362507436611956736

Glad it wasn't the skycrane landing on it. Good to see they got it down in one piece.

[Wekkel]

One of my favourite blogs on Wall Street mechanics and nefarious global finance stuff. This time about GameStop and the workings of stock markets: http://www.deepthroatipo.com/the-gamestop-narrative-and-post-mortem-vs-hypothetical-reality/

[lightfoot]

Can recommend. Make sure you have it configured to run when the grid is out as your installer may not think that through.  

I recall some noise a while back about PV systems having to power down when the grid was down if they were connected to the grid. I don't recall if there was some kind of exception if you had the correct isolation or not though.

Edit: https://thirdsunsolar.com/residential/does-solar-work-in-a-blackout-third-sun-solar/

Quick summary: A normal grid tie system cannot function without the grid to act as a storage system and modulator. The 60 cycle AC sync signal is provided by the grid, and the inverter syncs to that.

However you can buy a more expensive inverter that can provide its' own 60 cycle reference signal and use a battery pack as a storage/modulator. The "Sunny Island" from SMA is an example of this. When grid power goes down they switch to the batteries and run a portion of your house like a large UPS.

[donut]

Can recommend. Make sure you have it configured to run when the grid is out as your installer may not think that through. 

I recall some noise a while back about PV systems having to power down when the grid was down if they were connected to the grid. I don't recall if there was some kind of exception if you had the correct isolation or not though.

Edit: https://thirdsunsolar.com/residential/does-solar-work-in-a-blackout-third-sun-solar/

Quick summary: A normal grid tie system cannot function without the grid to act as a storage system and modulator. The 60 cycle AC sync signal is provided by the grid, and the inverter syncs to that.

However you can buy a more expensive inverter that can provide its' own 60 cycle reference signal and use a battery pack as a storage/modulator. The "Sunny Island" from SMA is an example of this. When grid power goes down they switch to the batteries and run a portion of your house like a large UPS.

I've got 4 powerwalls and a 16kW array, and I lived the entirety of September 2020 off-grid. This was right after installation and before energy company inspection, so I had to either shut off the grid or shut off the solar.

No issues.

[lightfoot]

Hm. Now you have me thinking about a powerwall. At 8k for a single unit, that's pretty inexpensive. Well, it's inexpensive now.....

Hm.....

[Phil_S]

[Hueristic]

Did we win yet?

[jojo69]

[BobLawblaw]

HIV != Winning

[Phil_S]

What rocket was it that put Perseverance on Mars?

https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/timeline/launch/

Perseverance launched on an Atlas V-541 rocket from Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. The Atlas V is one of the largest rockets available for interplanetary flight. This is the same type of rocket that launched the InSight and Curiosity to Mars. The launch vehicle was provided by United Launch Alliance, Centennial Colorado.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_V

Atlas V is an expendable launch system and the fifth major version in the Atlas rocket family. It was originally designed by Lockheed Martin, now being operated by United Launch Alliance (ULA), a joint venture between Lockheed Martin and Boeing.

Each Atlas V rocket consists of two main stages. The first stage is powered by a Russian RD-180 engine manufactured by RD Amross and burning kerosene and liquid oxygen. The Centaur upper stage is powered by one or two United States RL10 engine(s) manufactured by Aerojet Rocketdyne and burning liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen. AJ-60A strap-on solid rocket boosters (SRBs) are used in some configurations and will be replaced by GEM-63 SRBs in the near future. The standard payload fairings are 4.2 or 5.4 m (14 or 18 ft) in diameter with various lengths.

The rocket had a streak of 76 consecutive successful launches between 11 October 2007 and 13 November 2020.

[Lambie Slayer]

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%201-m&geo=US&q=bitcoin,coronavirus

People paying more attention to Bitcoin than the Rona hysteria.

Bitcoin > snakebites

[Hueristic]

HIV != Winning

Never new that, guess not giving a shit about celebs leaves a gap in the knowledge base.

He'll probably still be doing coke and hookers when we're in our graves.

[Syke]

Canucks get an ETF.

https://twitter.com/tyler/status/1362577467681169408

[DaRude]

Holding BTC on a ‘1’ address is never wrong. ‘3’ is generally advised because it’s the most flexible. bc1 is the most advanced but not widely supported by exchanges.

1 = just old. there is no need for it. it costs more. it takes up more space.
3 = legacy compatible, wrapped segwit, will work everywhere.
bc1q = all exchanges will accept a deposit FROM this address, it's withdrawing TO one that may be an issue.

Most modern exchanges already support sending or withdrawing to a native segwit address.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bech32_adoption#Exchanges

Bitstamp fully supports it. Coinbase send only. Gemini fully supports it. Binance supports it. Purse fully supports it. The General Bytes ATMs fully support it.
Shakepay, Newton, Bylls, Bitcoin Bull all support it.

All hardware wallets support it. Almost all block explorers can view it.


As long as it's your wallet, it's best to keep your coins in bc1q addresses because *you* pay less to send it, does not matter where you send it to.

Finally, if you want to play with Lightning, you'll need to use segwit anyway.

The "Loaded" guy that had 40k moved it from a legacy address to a native segwit one, where it currently sits now.

Loaded still holding on to his stash? Got a link to address? BTC40k is worth over $2B miss that guy, remember him smacking Risto around when he got out of hand

[dieselmeister]

Good Morning BTCLand. I see, we had this night a little DIP, which I missed out. Back to where we were, when I was going to sleep.

Let's see what the day has to offer? Hopefully more bullish news. So enjoy the day. It's friday and for us, who had to work for living it is alomst weekend.

[El duderino_]

HIV != Winning

Wtf = HIV-coin

 

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