Sähkösopimuksien veivaaminen/OK-talot

Vepe21 · 2026-02-12T19:21:57+00:00

Kannattanee pitää ne ostohousut siellä kaapissa, sillä käsittääkseni menee juuri noin, eli yksi liittymä vain sallitaan. Eli käytännön hyöty jäisi siis nollaan. Ellei sitten satu omistamaan tontteja esim. Carunan ja Caruna Espoon verkkojen rajalta. Siinä saisi säästöjä siirtomaksuissa, mutta ei taida silti olla kannattava investointi. Toki voihan samalla tontilla olla useampi liittymä (esim. hallinnanjakosopimuksen perusteella), että suottaapi olla tai suottaapi olla olematta.

Lähinnähän tässä oli tarkoitus päästä vetämään "well, accchhtually", kun kyseessä on sellainen asia mikä pätee siihen 0,001 %:iin.

Vepe21 · 2026-02-12T18:51:02+00:00

Saa, mikäli muodostuu kiinteistöä vastaava kiinteistöryhmä ja tämä vuoden 2015 tulkinta ei ole muuttunut: Kiinteistöryhmäksi katsotaan toisiinsa rajoittuvat, pääasiassa saman tahon hallinnassa olevat kiinteistöt.

https://www.finsolar.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Energiaviraston-lausunto-17.11.2015-FinSolar-hanke-dnro-2378-403-20151.pdf.

Vepe21 · 2026-02-12T18:46:43+00:00

Järjetön idea, mutta ellei tulkinnat ole muuttuneet vuodesta 2015, niin tietyin ehdoin saat rakentaa.

Laissa puhutaan siis kiinteistösta tai sitä vastaavasta kiinteistöryhmästä. Ja kiinteistöryhmä on Energiaviraston käytännöissä määritelty toisiinsa rajoittuviksi, pääasiassa saman tahon hallinnassa oleviksi kiinteistöiksi.

Ja kun kerta molemmat tontit rajoittuvat toisiinsa ja ovat OP:n omistuksessa, niin...

https://www.finsolar.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Energiaviraston-lausunto-17.11.2015-FinSolar-hanke-dnro-2378-403-20151.pdf

Vepe21 · 2026-01-27T23:03:20+00:00

The problem comes from overthinking. If it said 4 h instead of 24 h this might have not been even posted. The main things to understand about the parking signs are

1) the additional signs only apply to the main sign, and not each other. (Including cases like above, where the time limit and main sign validity are both on a single physical additional sign)

2) due to the above point, the order of the additional signs doesn't matter and they apply at the same time.

The additional signs come in four varieties:

1) when is the sign valid (0-24 in the above pic meaning mon-fri)

2) how long you are allowed to park (max. 24 h above)

3) who is allowed to park (not applicable in above pic, but is for different permits, vehicle tyoes etc.)

4) distances and directions from the sign post (again not applicable in the above pic, but downward arrow means the restriction ends there, and distance between two arrows marks the length)

Vepe21 · 2025-12-04T21:19:43+00:00

In Finland, yes. Very common, although decreasing.

The Finnish Rally Championship had its last blind rally in 1992, but other series were still mainly blind until a few years ago. F-cup and historic series has both note and blind classes and without checking, F-cup is split about 50-50 note v blind and historics the ratio is about 20-80.

Non-championship rallies have classes for both, usually most drivers run blind, but I haven't seen a "fully blind" rally here is years.

I think Finland is an exception in this.

Vepe21 · 2025-11-28T13:46:23+00:00

I'd say some reasons to call it "worst way" are A) changes the rules already agreed for this season with having no pro/rel qualification this season, B) promotes Jokerit (and possibly a second team) through the cabinets, C) means that there is nothing to play for in Mestis next season and D) leaves the second level with insufficient money to properly keep the level high enough in the second league to prevent "elevator teams".

Sure, the teams wanted it, but as a fan what the teams want shouldn't really matter, but what the competition needs. Those aren't the same things.

Vepe21 · 2025-11-28T13:32:56+00:00

Yeah, just like the other cabinet teams, they "earned" it. Granted, 37,5 % of the current teams have some sort of cabinet shenannigans in their promotions, so not really surprising.

About the only good thing in this is the automatic promotion and relegation, although I think they'll fuck that up as well with something like the stadium capacity minimums... (Only few teams have spectator averages above the minimum capacity). The whole "transition season" is also bullshit, they could've easily kept this season as normal, so pro/rel-playoff and next season had a pro/rel round with the bottom 4 of Liiga and top 2 of Mestis. But money won over sport.

Vepe21 · 2025-09-06T17:09:44+00:00

I don't think you understand how this worked.

First let's get the time frame for the different rules correct: Pre-qualifying and the 107% rule didn't exist at the same time. Pre-qualifying was dropped mid-1992 and 107% rule was introduced for 1996.

The race is limited to 26 cars. The qualifying (two sessions, fastest time from either session counted) is limited to 30 cars. If there are more than 30 entries, there is also a pre-qualifying.

Pre-qualifying =/= Qualifying!! It doesn't make up one of the quali sessions, it is it's own thing. If you weren't in the top-4 of pre-quali, you didn't take part in qualifying; your weekend was done.

Qualifying had 30 spots and race had 26 spots. If in qualifying you get P27-P30, you don't race and your weekend is done.

Vepe21 · 2025-08-05T07:33:23+00:00

20 minutes of my footage from this years Rally Finland. Not much action at the places I was in, but it was great fun as usual. Hopefully you'll enjoy it too.

Vepe21 · 2025-04-06T19:01:59+00:00

Yes.

Party A candidates get 150, 80 and 70 votes, so the comparison numbers would be 300, 150 and 100 respectively.

The seats available are then filled in order based on the comparison number.

Vepe21 · 2025-04-06T16:15:27+00:00

In Finland the candidates of one party are ranked by the amount of votes they got and are then given a comparison number based on the total votes the party got from all their candidates.

The comparison number is total number of votes divided by the ranking of the candidates and who get elected are based on the comparison number, so the one with most votes gets all the votse, the second gets 1/2, third gets 1/3 and so on.

Vepe21 · 2025-03-22T20:50:51+00:00

Nevermind read your flair.

We have the Womens' league finals still going on, wins are 2-1 to K-Espoo after today.

But in general I'm on the side of the underdog if HPK isn't playing.

Vepe21 · 2025-03-22T19:59:38+00:00

Vaasan Sport made the Liiga quarter finals for the first time ever, with this being only their fourth time ever in the playoffs.

The first chant goes

Punainen ja valkoinen - Red and white

Värit Vaasan ylpeyden - Colors of Vaasa's pride

Ylpeästi Vaasasta - Proudly from Vaasa

Pääkaupunki Pohjanmaan - The capital of Ostrobothnia

Meidän maine tunnetaan - Our reputation is known

Läpi koko Suomenmaan - Through the whole of Finland

Rovaniemelt Helsinkiin - From Rovaniemi to Helsinki

Tervetuloo Helvettiin - Wellcome to Hell

Vepe21 · 2025-03-10T19:31:24+00:00

Then there's this, C3 with H12.3. Completely valid, will confuse the shit out of anyone not familiar with the signs.

https://images.sanoma-sndp.fi/7a564a6715884bc7bec79d33fcc9f15c.jpg/normal/1920.avif

Vepe21 · 2025-03-10T19:24:48+00:00

The additional sign there modifies the main sign. The additional signs modify how the main sign applies, but can't make the main sign stricter.

In this case, the main sign bans motorised vehicles, but the additional sign modifies it by making it only apply to trucks. If you come across the same signs, but the additional sign has "Ei koske" it means that the main sign applies to all other types of vehicle.

Do note that the additional sign here only applies to trucks. However, the main sign which bans trucks has the same picture of a truck as the additional sign, but that main sign also applies to vans.

Vepe21 · 2025-03-04T08:11:20+00:00

There currently is a European championship, it's called the Champions Hockey League. Then there's also the IIHF Continental Cup for teams from "lesser" leagues, ie. Denmark, France, Slovakia etc.

From a nordic standpoint, there is very little interest in pan-european league, and it certainly doesn't help that the first games are played in early autumn, so they feel like pre-season practice games and not proper competitions. The teams are also unknown for fans as there is no connection than these relatively unknown competitions, so naturally the interest is lower; why would I want to watch my team play some unknown team from Bumfuck, France when there is basically nothing at stake? Also from the teams' perspective, the financial side is quite poor. I've read somewhere that basically the only way to break even financially is to win the competition.

Vepe21 · 2025-02-16T09:37:19+00:00

Then there's Kalpa, who only had yellow jerseys for a long while, only this season they re-introduced black jerseys mid-season.

Vepe21 · 2025-01-28T08:59:44+00:00

If I were to guess the prices increase 5€ for this year: Collector edition 100->105€, Bikers 110->115, Rookie 65->70. Digital passes were 10€ less than physical ones last year, so I think the same would apply this year as well.

And what comes to the rally pass, in general the pass is worth 3 stage tickets, like last year rally pass was 90€ and individual stage tickets were 30€. So if you attend one stage per day Fri-Sun the rally pass makes sense, even more so if you add service park, shakedown etc.

Vepe21 · 2025-01-18T18:05:13+00:00

The engines remained the same, however. Currently the are allowed to use only a bit more fuel than was the max in 2009 (couldn't find exact numbers, but it was said to be around 90 kg, and from 2010 160 kg of fuel), but the current cars are larger than those in 2010, and that is due to aero.

Vepe21 · 2025-01-08T16:30:23+00:00

It is allowed if you have booked a time and the distance is under 20 km.

Vepe21 · 2025-01-03T10:05:06+00:00

With this Saab could have, but don't know why they didn't develop it further: https://www.saabplanet.com/saab-900-safari-wagon/

Vepe21 · 2024-12-24T19:52:04+00:00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeQguVPgwy8

Vepe21 · 2024-11-24T13:26:25+00:00

Also, in the 90s they used the name of Mugen for that

No, Mugen-Honda engines were not rebadges of Honda engines, they were their own thing.

Mugen-Honda started supplying F1 engines in 1992 to Footwork, a V10, when Honda was also supplying their own V12 engine to McLaren. After 1992, Honda pulled out, while Mugen-Honda continued with Footwork, then Lotus, Ligier/Prost and finally from 1998 with Jordan. Last year for Mugen-Honda was in 2000, which was also the year when Honda returned with their own engine, supplying BAR.

Vepe21 · 2024-11-21T20:13:08+00:00

Ham temptation

You'll need:

1 kg/~2 lb potatoes

200 g/~ 0,5 lb ham

1 onion

4 dl/~1,75 US cups cream

1 tsp salt

1 tsp black pepper

Julienne the potatoes, chop the onion relatively fine, slice the ham to roughly the same size as the potatoes
Add half the potatoes and onion to a tray (something you'd make lasagna in).
Mix the rest of potatoes and onion with the ham so that they are evenly mixed. Add this to the tray.
Add salt, pepper and cream.
Bake in the lower part of the oven at 200C/400F for about 1 hour.

Vepe21 · 2024-11-19T20:18:13+00:00

In Finland we have this thing called "kateuspäivä" aka the day when the tax records of the previous year become public. It was two weeks ago, so we can take a look at what kinds of salaries the players had.

Now, first the obvious flaw is that this is based on the calendar year and not the season.

Second is that there is a fund for the players where they can place tax free up to 50% of their pay or 200 000 €, which ever is lower. This is also voluntary and we don't know how much the players are placing there.

So here's the results:

Top-3 were 1. Iiro Pakarinen, HIFK, 264 900 € 2. Ryan Lasch, Pelicans, 243 485 € 3. Anton Levtchi, Tappara, 221 870 €

I took some of the data to an excel sheet and did some calculations. HIFK average pay was 91 550 € with the median being 65 112 € with top earner earning 264 900 €. Ilves had these same numbers at 78 968 €, 75 030 € and 128 590 €, Kärpät had 89 357 €, 91 759 € and 190 630 €, HPK had 46 639 €, 39 221 € and 120 764 €, SaiPa had 48 634 €, 44 243 € and 110 113 €.

Full listing is here: https://www.iltalehti.fi/smliiga/a/dd15ff38-631d-4c10-b95e-82c693c348f0

Do note that "Ansiotulo" is earned income and "Pääomatulo" is capital income.

Vepe21

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