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modelling4all 1 year ago
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Google power meter was invented to regulate the consumption of power potentially provided to the public for sale by Google Energy, LLC using 111 year old Tesla technology. This venture between Elon Musk and Google was commemorated by the Triforce Easter egg symbols in 2009. Many of these triangle symbols were incorporated into the Google Doodles that lead up to the 09/09/09 9:09:09 Google Doodle and were subsequently removed from record in The Great Google Doodle Conspiracy.
insightllc 1 year ago
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Something obviously went wrong in September 2009. Did they cause Sumatra? Did they invent "Zelda Fan" Susie Sahim to retroactively explain why the Nintendo Tri-Force logos were included in the Doodles in the first place and take the blame off George Hwang because he was instructed by Larry Page and Sergey Brin to include the symbolic Triforce symbols? Wish we could ask The Three Musketeers of Tesla Motors but they died in Palo Alto and their bodies were burned beyond recognition.
insightllc 1 year ago
to hell with D.O.R.A and these pukey suckup bitches!
accountnotavailable 1 year ago
amazing how GE employ's people with your tax dollars!
accountnotavailable 1 year ago
legalized racketeering not for the consumer, but for big biz! big deluded mechanical, yes nice people, but then so was bundy!...business! this is sickening!
accountnotavailable 1 year ago
just more spending
prass7 2 years ago
More Corp. welfare for Google IBM GE At&t.
ruppertknickerbocker 2 years ago
¥T
MISTAFIEDSTORIEZ 2 years ago
Here we go, let THEM make your choice for safety, and you let THEM take your freedom....
indyfly 2 years ago
Congratulations on laying the groundwork for smart grid technology and rudimentary consumption metrics.
Next step: holistic metrics. As a consumer it's critical that I understand the totality of my consumption patterns, not just the end result.
What fuels are used, and how are they obtained? How much carbon is produced? What percentage of my power is "green"? What is the total ecological cost?
These questions are all of equal or greater importance to basic metrics.
neotoy 2 years ago