Two examples I can think of:

“It’s a tie”, as in a draw, translated to mean “it’s a necktie”

“Roger that” translated to mean “that must be a man named Roger”

You know some board members touched themselves at night thinking about how much extra money they could get from you by charging you extra when they detect your fridge is empty.

The ones in the picture are not on the roof.

In any case, I don’t think that really makes a difference ultimately. Rooftop solar doesn’t make that much power in the grand scheme of things. It’s proper facilities that make the real power, and those are usually large solar farms, which are built over (usually rural) land dedicated for that purpose and do require more than 10km of cable to connect to the rest of the grid. Just like any other power plant, really.

I mean solar is great and all, I just don’t see that being a real benefit in any grid where solar is responsible for any significant percentage of generation. Or am I misunderstanding the argument entirely and talking about something else?

What does “doesn’t require much of a grid” even mean? I genuinely don’t understand that one.

I believe you.

How many of those are getting continuously updated to the latest mainline kernel though?