California Plans to Control Home Thermostats Via Internet, Radio New plan to control electricity usage stirs controversy To some, it's a simple, necessary step to safeguard the public. To others, an Orwellian nightmare. Next year, California lawmakers will fit homes and buildings with special radio-controlled thermostats to help manage electricity shortages. The utility will transmit a suggested temperature setting through the Internet to local radio transmitters, which will then forward it via radio to the homes. More here: Daily Tech
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 81399672Premium join:2006-05-17 Los Angeles, CA kudos:2 | Over my dead body I will let government control my thermostat over my dead body -- i am not a lawyer but I do play one on the internet | |
|  |  | | Re: Over my dead body Don't let this get to your head, but I do agree with you (this time). | |
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 69742511Premium join:2003-08-09 Costa Mesa, CA | LOL I don't have central air conditioning, just heat. So they can kiss my @$$ in the summer. I'll set my heat on whatever the hell I want temperature in the summer that I damn well please, thank you very much. | |
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