Jonathan Corbet on Nostr: Many cultures celebrate solar events — solstices and such — and that is a fine ...
Many cultures celebrate solar events — solstices and such — and that is a fine tradition. My variant of that is to celebrate the first day of the year when the solar panels generate more power than the house uses, running the meter backward overall. Thanks to some warm weather, that was yesterday... spring is coming!
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