@mbpaz @disorderlyf @bradr Okay I might not be reading well the old law, but I understood the old tax ("peaje") applied to everyone, and they were just specifiying "autoconsumo" even for those who are not connected to the grid

the PV boom is net business indeed tho, I just understood that the Rajoy administration was hostile enough with the aforementioned tax (which killed the previous, Zapatero-era policy of solar panel roofs in new lots) that the numbers stopped making sense until it got all lifted

@ghostdancer @bradr oh hey, we commented the same thing at the same time lmao https://soc.masfloss.net/@xerz/statuses/01KR3CSXXRSEQX60H2KWFWTCRC

@disorderlyf @mbpaz @bradr and yet I'm pretty certain the vast majority of capacity we got ever since is solar, where Iberdrola and friends just went ahead, bought a bunch of land, speedran through the permits and built the new power stations

capacity which wasn't possible under a government infamous for taxing out power stations, the well-known "impuesto al sol" (Article 7 RD 900/2015, repealed in October 2018, taxing all production of solar energy even if for homes which were unplugged from the grid)

@bradr I love how clear the line before and after Pedro Sánchez is lmao

@foone @domi there's still quite a bunch around tho, even today

I think you should be legally recognized as an adult if you do that kind of thing tho /s

@foone @domi

In 2026? Why would a kid waste their time knowing this?

do not underestimate the ability of teenagers to obsess over retro computing

@lispi314 @hypha @star @lcamtuf in fairness GNU has a viable alternative, gccrs is aiming for Rust 1.49 and is getting quite close https://rust-gcc.github.io/2026/04/13/2026-03-monthly-report.html

.....not sure what compiler version uutils requires tho

@star @hypha @lcamtuf yeah, the audits should have come first, not the other way around

all they did was give them free patches, so uh... yet another Rust advantage? ​

@lcamtuf ........ouch

I'm shocked they didn't account for any of that