There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
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@jezhiggins Yeah. And then there's this:
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
@jezhiggins ha, ha. Yes, and the neverending discussions on the theme "my solar panels produced this much electricity yesterday. "
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
@jezhiggins I have panel envy. I max out about 5kwh and want more...
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@jezhiggins I have panel envy. I max out about 5kwh and want more...
@Darkedge Do you have more roof?
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
@jezhiggins yeah
And what is it about apps?!
My old inverter didn't have an app - just a standalone monitor
I looked at it fairly often - but nowhere near as much!
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
@jezhiggins because they are lumped with the weather station guys when it is clearly a separate disease.
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
@jezhiggins *middle aged people
I check mine as much as I do social media
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
@jezhiggins I live for cloud-free days because then my solar monitoring app makes nice smooth output curves like this:
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
@jezhiggins Or the Home Assistant app for real freaks like me. x_x
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@jezhiggins I live for cloud-free days because then my solar monitoring app makes nice smooth output curves like this:
@mighty_orbot Beautiful. Mine all get chopped off because I hit my export limit
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@jezhiggins because they are lumped with the weather station guys when it is clearly a separate disease.
@Kancept @jezhiggins TIL I've been conflating two separate fantasies
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
@jezhiggins love a good sankey diagram:
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
@jezhiggins i feel this!
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@Darkedge Do you have more roof?
@jezhiggins yes but not massively sun facing unfortunately
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@jezhiggins *middle aged people
I check mine as much as I do social media
@oftencalledcathy Apologies, but I didn't want to presume.
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@jeztastic 23, although it looks like one of my optimisers has died. 3 east facing, the rest pretty much south facing
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There's a lot of talk about the addictive qualities of social media apps, but why is nobody talking about the effect solar panel monitoring apps have on middle-aged men?
In in this post and in all the repliers smh.
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@jezhiggins yes, so, about that...
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extractSolarData - This is a (mostly) complete extract of data from some solar (Photo Voltaic) (PV) panels on a residential house in Gloucester.
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