While overall I’m not a fan of the newest @Apple update, I absolutely abhor the slide to end alarms. If I’d wanted a Google phone, I would have bought a Google phone.
Oh…and for the record…I like Siri just like it is.
@RandySwift9@NadirahShakoor@UnitedAirlines I’ve been on numerous United flights this year and have never experience this. They are constantly reminding people to have masks on. This is a one off if true.
@RedRedGreen@phemmyforever @CNPalerts @ERCOT_ISO It isn’t a grid issue. It’s a generation issue. There are numerous downsides to being interconnected. Do some research on the closure of the base load generation that has lead us to this point.
@phemmyforever@RedRedGreen @CNPalerts @ERCOT_ISO It’s not a Texas issue. It’s a federal issue. The env regs pushed down and the subsidies for renewables made it impossible for fossil fuel fired base load generation to remain profitable thus forcing the closure of thousands of MWs. Installed renewables don’t even come close.
@tbaillie @CNPalerts @MissouriCityEM@ERCOT_ISO Interconnection won’t fix the loss of base load generation and renewables can’t fill that roll no matter how loud people shout.
@RedRedGreen @CNPalerts @ERCOT_ISO Actually, it’s made entirely possible by liberal environmentalists who pushed for the closure of base load generation.
#Needville friends - do you know this pretty girl?
We are calling her Ruby-this girl was found off the 1500 block of Highway 36. We believe she may have been hit by a car and she is being treated by our vet team but we know she would rather be at home.
@stageman806 @JudgeKPGeorge I meant overall. Prioritizing sections isn’t any different than ER triage. When you only have so much generation available, you have to prioritize what’s important. Also, some areas have been without due to equipment failure, not as a result of being turned off.
@TXRGV1 @ehanks2208@Auggieinchains @alyannaelisa670 @SylvesterTurner 1. They build plants in buildings which we don’t do in the south because it’s hot more than it’s cold. 2. Do a little research. Plants do freeze and close, homes do lose power in the NE during winter. Most are gas or oil heated though.
@JudgeKPGeorge I suggest you spend some time at a power plant before you spout off things like this. Understand how they work and how the system works.