"kWh per hour" is the "ATM machine" of energy units.
Now you can't unsee it. You're welcome.
"kWh per hour" is the "ATM machine" of energy units.
Now you can't unsee it. You're welcome.
@ryanc there are much worse cursed units. Look at physics, I mean the barn unit of area makes sense (1 barn = 10^-28 m^2).
But then we get the Jansky, which measures spectral flux density and is 10^-26 W m^-2 Hz^-1, but is commonly referred to in 10^-23 ergs s^-1 cm^-2 Hz^-1, because when you're measuring distance in parsecs, then cms matter.
Even more, I have a hate for tech journalists who quote battery size in Amp hours, with no voltage.
@tautology wat
@StarkRG exactly
@ryanc Well, that's just kilowatts...
@johntimaeus that's worse, yes
@ryanc R.I.P. in peace 🪦
@ryanc It's a unit of power (a redundant way of writing kW), not energy, but do people use it as a unit of energy?
@ryanc “average power over the period in question”. A useful metric, actually, which nerds with solar panels often like to track 😂
@ryanc do you reckon banks track their KWh per ATM hour-machine? RIP in peace their energy bills if not
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