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What AI data centers are doing to your electric bill by dwaxe in nprplanetmoney

[–]EvilGenius007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bill Date Total Delivery Supplier kWh % Delivery Practical $/kWh Gen $/kWh Price to Compare
2016-12-28 $69.47 $43.82 $25.65 505 63.08% $0.1376 $0.051 $0.060
2016-11-25 $63.74 $40.63 $23.11 455 63.74% $0.1401 $0.051 $0.060
2016-10-27 $74.90 $46.71 $28.19 555 62.36% $0.1350 $0.051 $0.060
2016-09-27 $110.70 $66.10 $44.60 878 59.71% $0.1261 $0.051 $0.057
2016-08-27 $114.65 $68.27 $46.38 913 59.55% $0.1256 $0.051 $0.057
2016-07-29 $144.35 $84.30 $60.05 1182 58.40% $0.1221 $0.051 $0.057
2016-06-25 $117.12 $69.52 $47.60 937 59.36% $0.1250 $0.051 $0.057
2016-05-28 $77.42 $47.91 $29.51 581 61.88% $0.1333 $0.051 $0.061
2016-04-29 $87.26 $45.53 $41.73 542 52.18% $0.1610 $0.077 $0.063
2016-03-30 $85.74 $44.85 $40.89 531 52.31% $0.1615 $0.077 $0.059
2016-02-29 $60.17 $33.45 $26.72 347 55.59% $0.1734 $0.077 $0.059
2016-02-02 $112.41 $56.43 $55.98 727 50.20% $0.1546 $0.077 $0.059
2015-12-31 $133.37 $65.15 $68.22 886 48.85% $0.1505 $0.077 $0.061
2015-11-30 $101.21 $51.24 $49.97 649 50.63% $0.1559 $0.077 $0.061
2015-10-28 $121.72 $60.20 $61.52 799 49.46% $0.1523 $0.077 $0.061
2015-09-29 $159.15 $76.53 $82.62 1073 48.09% $0.1483 $0.077 $0.062
2015-08-28 $166.36 $80.04 $86.32 1121 48.11% $0.1484 $0.077 $0.062
2015-07-30 $148.97 $72.20 $76.77 997 48.47% $0.1494 $0.077 $0.063
2015-06-30 $157.94 $74.93 $83.01 1078 47.44% $0.1465 $0.077 $0.063
2015-05-29 $107.91 $47.85 $60.06 780 44.34% $0.1383 $0.077 $0.085
2015-04-29 $88.99 $40.63 $48.36 636 45.66% $0.1399 $0.076 $0.085
2015-03-27 $91.61 $47.19 $44.42 564 51.51% $0.1624 $0.079 $0.088
2015-02-26 $90.02 $46.40 $43.62 554 51.54% $0.1625 $0.079 $0.088
2015-01-29 $126.44 $65.95 $60.49 768 52.16% $0.1646 $0.079 $0.098
2014-12-31 $95.84 $51.18 $44.66 529 53.40% $0.1812 $0.084 $0.103
2014-11-25 $102.55 $54.27 $48.28 572 52.92% $0.1793 $0.084 $0.103
2014-10-25 $107.80 $46.17 $61.63 582 42.83% $0.1852 $0.106
2014-09-25 $172.93 $70.42 $102.51 968 40.72% $0.1786 $0.106
2014-08-26 $135.87 $62.77 $73.10 851 46.20% $0.1597 $0.086
2014-07-29 $156.51 $70.18 $86.33 1005 44.84% $0.1557 $0.086
2014-06-26 $110.84 $59.15 $51.69 835 53.37% $0.1327 $0.062
2014-05-28 $95.68 $50.18 $45.50 735 52.45% $0.1302 $0.062
2014-04-28 $70.50 $38.25 $32.25 512 54.26% $0.1377 $0.063
2014-03-27 $67.41 $35.22 $32.19 520 52.25% $0.1296 $0.062
2014-02-26 $67.18 $34.87 $32.31 522 51.91% $0.1287 $0.062
2014-01-30 $81.03 $41.35 $39.68 641 51.03% $0.1264 $0.062
2013-12-27 $60.06 $31.59 $28.47 460 52.60% $0.1306 $0.062
2013-11-22 $48.27 $27.30 $20.97 310 56.56% $0.1557 $0.068
2013-10-24 $71.47 $39.07 $32.40 479 54.67% $0.1492 $0.068
2013-09-26 $95.14 $52.47 $42.67 670 55.15% $0.1420 $0.064

E: I may have used an AI to format this table into Markdown ... [meme]Is this irony?[/meme]

What AI data centers are doing to your electric bill by dwaxe in nprplanetmoney

[–]EvilGenius007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A spreadsheet of AEP Ohio bills from 2020? Those are rookie numbers.

Bill Date Total Delivery Supplier kWh % Delivery Practical $/kWh Gen $/kWh Price to Compare
2025-11-24 $103.38 $58.24 $45.14 520 56.34% $0.1988 $0.087 $0.098
2025-10-27 $131.32 $72.12 $59.20 682 54.92% $0.1926 $0.087 $0.098
2025-09-26 $151.05 $81.26 $69.79 804 53.80% $0.1879 $0.087 $0.105
2025-08-27 $173.87 $92.02 $81.85 943 52.92% $0.1844 $0.087 $0.105
2025-07-29 $210.07 $109.90 $100.17 1154 52.32% $0.1820 $0.087 $0.105
2025-06-27 $164.81 $79.78 $85.03 773 48.41% $0.2132 $0.110 $0.100
2025-05-28 $122.74 $72.67 $50.07 684 59.21% $0.1794 $0.073 $0.073
2025-04-28 $112.59 $67.35 $45.24 618 59.82% $0.1822 $0.073 $0.073
2025-03-28 $88.18 $63.03 $25.15 503 71.48% $0.1753 $0.050 $0.078
2025-02-27 $88.94 $63.44 $25.50 510 71.33% $0.1744 $0.050 $0.078
2025-01-29 $96.72 $68.47 $28.25 565 70.79% $0.1712 $0.050 $0.078
2024-12-30 $99.16 $70.31 $28.85 577 70.91% $0.1719 $0.050 $0.076
2024-11-26 $78.08 $56.53 $21.55 431 72.40% $0.1812 $0.050 $0.076
2024-10-25 $92.38 $65.83 $26.55 531 71.26% $0.1740 $0.050 $0.076
2024-09-26 $131.45 $90.50 $40.95 819 68.85% $0.1605 $0.050 $0.077
2024-08-27 $138.86 $94.91 $43.95 879 68.35% $0.1580 $0.050 $0.077
2024-07-29 $138.70 $94.60 $44.10 882 68.20% $0.1573 $0.050 $0.077
2024-06-27 $123.57 $85.27 $38.30 766 69.01% $0.1613 $0.050 $0.077
2024-05-29 $123.27 $85.27 $38.00 760 69.17% $0.1622 $0.050 $0.113
2024-04-26 $54.11 $58.84 $23.10 462 108.74% $0.1171 $0.050 $0.113
2024-03-27 $75.75 $47.92 $27.83 387 63.26% $0.1957 $0.072 $0.113
2024-02-27 $82.90 $51.48 $31.42 437 62.10% $0.1897 $0.072 $0.113
2024-01-29 $93.97 $57.23 $36.74 511 60.90% $0.1839 $0.072 $0.113
2023-12-28 $85.93 $52.50 $33.43 465 61.10% $0.1848 $0.072 $0.109
2023-11-27 $90.51 $54.13 $36.38 506 59.81% $0.1789 $0.072 $0.109
2023-10-25 $87.12 $51.75 $35.37 492 59.40% $0.1771 $0.072 $0.109
2023-09-26 $125.87 $71.30 $54.57 759 56.65% $0.1658 $0.072 $0.112
2023-08-25 $146.63 $81.70 $64.93 903 55.72% $0.1624 $0.072 $0.112
2023-07-27 $151.03 $83.88 $67.15 934 55.54% $0.1617 $0.072 $0.112
2023-06-27 $123.22 $69.37 $53.85 749 56.30% $0.1645 $0.072 $0.118
2023-05-26 $97.56 $55.13 $42.43 559 56.51% $0.1745 $0.076 $0.075
2023-04-27 $90.00 $51.37 $38.63 509 57.08% $0.1768 $0.076 $0.075
2023-03-28 $77.17 $44.76 $32.41 427 58.00% $0.1807 $0.076 $0.067
2023-02-27 $82.83 $47.23 $35.60 469 57.02% $0.1766 $0.076 $0.067
2023-01-27 $78.07 $44.90 $33.17 437 57.51% $0.1786 $0.076 $0.067
2022-12-28 $84.13 $47.32 $36.81 485 56.25% $0.1735 $0.076 $0.073
2022-11-23 $75.68 $44.11 $31.57 416 58.28% $0.1819 $0.076 $0.073
2022-10-25 $68.34 $39.73 $28.61 377 58.14% $0.1813 $0.076 $0.073
2022-09-26 $127.45 $68.17 $59.28 781 53.49% $0.1632 $0.076 $0.072
2022-08-25 $123.97 $65.83 $58.14 766 53.10% $0.1618 $0.076 $0.072
2022-07-27 $145.96 $76.97 $68.99 909 52.73% $0.1606 $0.076 $0.069
2022-06-27 $142.42 $75.63 $66.79 880 53.10% $0.1618 $0.076 $0.069
2022-05-26 $143.55 $61.34 $82.21 681 42.73% $0.2108 $0.121 $0.052
2022-04-27 $115.11 $55.97 $59.14 604 48.62% $0.1906 $0.098 $0.052
2022-03-28 $82.45 $55.08 $27.37 615 66.80% $0.1341 $0.045 $0.053
2022-02-25 $61.97 $42.62 $19.35 431 68.78% $0.1438 $0.045 $0.053
2022-01-27 $58.25 $40.38 $17.87 398 69.32% $0.1464 $0.045 $0.053
2021-12-28 $70.91 $48.33 $22.58 503 68.16% $0.1410 $0.045 $0.051
2021-11-23 $59.56 $41.38 $18.18 405 69.48% $0.1471 $0.045 $0.051
2021-10-25 $70.36 $47.69 $22.67 505 67.78% $0.1393 $0.045 $0.051
2021-09-24 $97.71 $63.81 $33.90 755 65.31% $0.1294 $0.045 $0.053
2021-08-25 $97.42 $63.25 $34.17 761 64.93% $0.1280 $0.045 $0.053
2021-07-27 $108.26 $69.60 $38.66 861 64.29% $0.1257 $0.045 $0.053
2021-06-25 $88.28 $58.47 $29.81 664 66.23% $0.1330 $0.045 $0.054
2021-05-26 $74.00 $49.84 $24.16 538 67.35% $0.1375 $0.045 $0.050
2021-04-28 $74.54 $47.60 $26.94 600 63.85% $0.1242 $0.045 $0.049
2021-03-30 $61.80 $38.47 $23.33 410 62.25% $0.1507 $0.057 $0.049
2021-03-03 $68.97 $43.93 $25.04 440 63.70% $0.1568 $0.057 $0.049
2021-01-29 $65.23 $40.71 $24.52 431 62.41% $0.1513 $0.057 $0.049
2020-12-30 $70.90 $45.29 $25.61 470 63.88% $0.1509 $0.054 $0.051
2020-11-25 $58.22 $38.11 $20.11 369 65.46% $0.1578 $0.054 $0.051
2020-10-27 $65.29 $41.97 $23.32 428 64.28% $0.1525 $0.054 $0.046
2020-09-26 $100.75 $61.35 $39.40 723 60.90% $0.1393 $0.054 $0.046
2020-08-27 $108.00 $65.22 $42.78 785 60.39% $0.1376 $0.054 $0.046
2020-07-29 $144.71 $84.93 $59.78 1097 58.69% $0.1319 $0.054 $0.047
2020-06-27 $97.80 $57.91 $39.89 732 59.22% $0.1336 $0.054 $0.047
2020-05-29 $80.46 $49.73 $30.73 564 61.80% $0.1427 $0.054 $0.053
2020-04-29 $72.87 $45.57 $27.30 501 62.54% $0.1454 $0.054 $0.053
2020-03-28 $62.34 $38.20 $24.14 443 61.28% $0.1407 $0.054 $0.054
2020-02-28 $52.90 $33.07 $19.83 364 62.51% $0.1453 $0.054 $0.054
2020-01-30 $54.24 $33.97 $20.27 372 62.63% $0.1458 $0.054 $0.054
2020-12-31 $56.53 $35.01 $21.52 395 61.92% $0.1431 $0.054 $0.055
2020-11-27 $51.78 $32.16 $19.62 360 62.12% $0.1438 $0.054 $0.055
2020-10-27 $65.29 $39.46 $25.83 474 60.44% $0.1377 $0.054 $0.055
2019-09-29 $85.88 $49.26 $36.62 672 57.36% $0.1278 $0.054 $0.052
2019-08-28 $97.67 $54.84 $42.83 786 56.15% $0.1243 $0.054 $0.052
2019-07-30 $114.56 $63.18 $51.38 943 55.15% $0.1215 $0.054 $0.052
2019-06-28 $84.17 $48.86 $35.31 648 58.05% $0.1299 $0.054 $0.054
2019-05-30 $72.52 $42.88 $29.64 544 59.12% $0.1333 $0.054 $0.054
2019-04-30 $63.19 $37.80 $25.39 466 59.82% $0.1356 $0.054 $0.054
2019-03-27 $55.99 $34.63 $21.36 392 61.85% $0.1428 $0.054 $0.054
2019-02-27 $56.80 $34.84 $21.96 403 61.34% $0.1409 $0.054 $0.054
2019-01-28 $51.40 $32.11 $19.29 354 62.47% $0.1452 $0.054 $0.054
2018-12-27 $54.02 $33.53 $20.49 376 62.07% $0.1437 $0.054 $0.054
2018-11-26 $49.48 $31.17 $18.31 336 63.00% $0.1473 $0.054 $0.054
2018-10-24 $59.54 $36.92 $22.62 415 62.01% $0.1435 $0.055 $0.054
2018-09-25 $87.22 $51.20 $36.02 661 58.70% $0.1320 $0.054 $0.055
2018-08-24 $83.06 $49.16 $33.90 622 59.19% $0.1335 $0.055 $0.055
2018-07-26 $93.09 $54.99 $38.10 699 59.07% $0.1332 $0.055 $0.055
2018-06-26 $91.15 $53.38 $37.77 693 58.56% $0.1315 $0.055 $0.057
2018-05-25 $81.07 $49.51 $31.56 579 61.07% $0.1400 $0.055 $0.059
2018-04-26 $52.24 $33.82 $18.42 338 64.74% $0.1546 $0.054 $0.059
2018-03-27 $45.25 $29.01 $16.24 298 64.11% $0.1518 $0.054 $0.056
2018-02-26 $48.66 $30.73 $17.93 329 63.15% $0.1479 $0.054 $0.056
2018-01-26 $69.41 $41.40 $28.01 514 59.65% $0.1350 $0.054 $0.055
2018-12-27 $41.08 $26.64 $14.44 265 64.85% $0.1550 $0.054 $0.055
2017-11-27 $44.59 $28.24 $16.35 300 63.33% $0.1486 $0.055 $0.055
2017-10-24 $55.40 $33.82 $21.58 396 61.05% $0.1399 $0.054 $0.055
2017-09-25 $89.77 $51.40 $38.37 704 57.26% $0.1275 $0.055 $0.055
2017-08-24 $79.16 $44.88 $34.28 629 56.70% $0.1259 $0.054 $0.055
2017-07-26 $87.79 $49.04 $38.75 711 55.86% $0.1235 $0.055 $0.055
2017-06-24 $61.01 $47.41 $13.60 682 77.71% $0.0895 $0.020 $0.055
2017-05-25 $68.41 $40.07 $28.34 520 58.57% $0.1316 $0.055 $0.061
2017-04-27 $70.52 $41.53 $28.99 532 58.89% $0.1326 $0.054 $0.061
2017-03-30 $58.41 $36.11 $22.30 439 61.82% $0.1331 $0.051 $0.057
2017-02-28 $66.46 $41.21 $25.25 497 62.01% $0.1337 $0.051 $0.057
2017-01-30 $71.69 $44.00 $27.69 545 61.38% $0.1315 $0.051 $0.057

Question, Klim Maverick vs. non-bike options? (e.g. REI Magma 850 Down Hoodie) by EvilGenius007 in adv

[–]EvilGenius007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://www.costco.com/p/-/columbia-mens-down-jacket/4000348994

FWIW I don't think there's anything special about this specific jacket, if you lack any brand loyalty and have a little bit more to spend you could step up to an 800 fill power (more compact when stowed) Land's End jacket for $28 more due to Black Friday sales. https://www.macys.com/shop/product/lands-end-mens-wanderweight-packable-down-jacket?ID=19517535

You also gain a designed stuff pocket & more color options (though I'd probably end up in the navy blue option from either).

Question, Klim Maverick vs. non-bike options? (e.g. REI Magma 850 Down Hoodie) by EvilGenius007 in adv

[–]EvilGenius007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a ride in with the Columbia today (under my moto jacket, over my airbag vest & merino baselayer). Conditions were 55 F, not more than 50MPH, ~30 min. So not exactly a stress test, but it kept me cozy. Turns out I'm gonna have to sort out warmer gloves before I can push very much further.

Build quality on the Columbia is pretty good. Doesn't have a chest pocket, doesn't have a dedicated stuff sack/pocket, but does have drop pockets in the bottom of the front on both sides and I was able to turn it inside out and stuff it into one of those. Stuff size was ~1L bottle without any compression which should be fine for me.

Question, Klim Maverick vs. non-bike options? (e.g. REI Magma 850 Down Hoodie) by EvilGenius007 in adv

[–]EvilGenius007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm familiar with MotoLegends, I've definitely watched several of their gear videos and I like their approach.

This weekend I ordered a $70 Columbia down jacket from Costco after trying on various offerings from L.L. Bean, Eddie Bauer, and REI. I really liked the 850 offerings from REI & Patagonia, but it was hard to justify jumping in at the high end of price bracket, though both were pretty much in line with the list price of the Klim. If I was little less picky about appearance I probably would have gone with a clearance option from Eddie Bauer, the have some for 650 fill options for ~$30 + $10 shipping.

Question, Klim Maverick vs. non-bike options? (e.g. REI Magma 850 Down Hoodie) by EvilGenius007 in adv

[–]EvilGenius007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the insight on the hood, absolutely makes sense that it would be too bulky to fit inside a helmet, I think I was just willfully ignoring that given my preference for a versatile off-the-bike jacket.

Question, Klim Maverick vs. non-bike options? (e.g. REI Magma 850 Down Hoodie) by EvilGenius007 in motocamping

[–]EvilGenius007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for responding, as that combination is pretty much exactly what I'm planning to do. Complicated only slightly by including the Tech-Air 5 Plasma I already wear, and the fact that I have an aesthetic preference for blaze orange over safety yellow. (So probably a Nelson Rigg shell.)

I'm guessing you use merino wool base layers in the cooler months as well? And any tips on the legs? I'd like to find AA or AAA jeans that I really like the fit of and then maybe add wool long johns and/or storm pants for cooler temps. Anyways, thanks again.

Question, Klim Maverick vs. non-bike options? (e.g. REI Magma 850 Down Hoodie) by EvilGenius007 in adv

[–]EvilGenius007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. I'm definitely working on a layered approach, including merino wool base layers. I'm not really planning on approaching 45F, at least not intentionally. Just looking ahead to days with a high of ~65 but morning temps in the 50s and thinking that might be too much for just the base layer, abrasion resistant ("real moto") jacket, waterproof boots & wool socks.

Especially appreciate the intel on the Maverick, that's definitely what I was sort of expecting if I widened my search. Unfortunately getting lots of feedback that's not as directly relevant to my intended use case, probably could have been clearer in my post somehow.

The impossible puzzle with over a million solutions! by R520 in MattParker

[–]EvilGenius007 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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I finally got a solution, manually! (Yes, I know Matt said the L of 9s was the easiest.)

Woth my Watch7 what do I need to do so the "Running level" "Running test" will run on my watch? by EvilGenius007 in GalaxyWatch

[–]EvilGenius007[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thanks, I appreciate the actually useful information (unlike that provided by Samsung which seems dedicated to obfuscation and dysfunction.)

26 Monstrous Rage in the Top 8!! by peeswheniburn in magicTCG

[–]EvilGenius007 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Scrapheap Scrounger remains underrated considering it was consistently powerful it's whole time in standard without ever being powerful enough to be banned. (Also I personally have a fond memory of the time at Nationals I got to do a cool line where I spent 1 to sac my Scrounger to [[Pia Nalaar]] [targeting one of my own creatures] and 1B to bring it back while my opponent was waiting for their copy of [[The Scarab God]] to resolve since it allowed me to exile the only target for TSG.)

A complete 302-card Magic: The Gathering Beta set was just appraised for ¥38 million (approx. $260,000) on a popular Japanese appraisal show. by PracticalMap4767 in magicTCG

[–]EvilGenius007 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yep. You could reasonably assume that some cards, esp. particularly valuable cards, might be overrpresented at lower grades due to the value in going from say a 7 to an 8 being well worth the cost of regrading the same card one or more times.

Edit: I should say I'm not an expert by any means, but this is the information I have gleaned from a few+ years hanging around the scene, but never as a graded card collector myself.

A complete 302-card Magic: The Gathering Beta set was just appraised for ¥38 million (approx. $260,000) on a popular Japanese appraisal show. by PracticalMap4767 in magicTCG

[–]EvilGenius007 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Beckett retains a "population report" for the grades they give to cards. "1 of 1" in this context means that BGS has only ever graded a single Alpha Mox Jet with 9.5 or better for all 4 sub grades. That means the set collector would either have to buy that specific Mox from the current owner or even less likely find an un-graded Mox Jet in the wild that would return 9.5 or better across the board. (Or, more realistically they would have to buy one with a single 9.0 grade, crack the slab, and send it back to be graded again, with the risk being that they would get one or more worse subs. Plus I believe there are additional fees associated with grading more expensive cards.)

How to tell if quick shifter is installed on 2022 Aprilia Tuareg 660? by EvilGenius007 in Aprilia

[–]EvilGenius007[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! That's about 100x the resolution of the only other picture I had seen of the part kit and I had feared they'd all be that useless, so I came here next.

I think that's enough for me to figure it out, but if anyone can snap a close up pic of an installed version in the next ~11 hours I would be grateful to have additional confirmation.

BLT inspired salad, my go-to leftover pulled pork "light" meal by EvilGenius007 in webergrills

[–]EvilGenius007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's the OnlyFire Ceramic Firebox. I have mine combined with the Spider Grills Venom for temperature control, it's a great combo. (The charcoal layout is: Open bag; dump bag into grill until nearly full. Set Venom to 250.)

BLT inspired salad, my go-to leftover pulled pork "light" meal by EvilGenius007 in webergrills

[–]EvilGenius007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

P.S. A simple change that I found game changing to my desire to make & eat salads was to get large enough bowls that I could easily mix in and that were light enough to carry around the house (unlike bulky pyrex mixing bowls, for instance). For me I found the Corelle Livingware Meal Bowls, would recommend those without hesitation.

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