[Potironette]

I'll not ask about the last bit on computers, especially since I don't understand most of the words there ("integrated circuit," "CPU"/"processor," "circuit board," "silicon wafer," "fundamental quantum-scale limitations" [though for this one I guess I can just take away that modern technology is getting parts smaller and smaller and extremely close to some point where it can't work any smaller]).


I guess solar panels are only worth it with lots of space and lots of solar panels xD?
...do solar panels connect to the same power outlets that receive electricity from powerlines or whatever else is generating power from outside? Because if they do, doesn't that mean installing solar power means both a lack of access to those power lines and that those sockets can't be used if it's been cloudy for many days and power stored in batteries ran out (would running out happen? Although I guess this depends on how many solar panels a particular household has)?