Move countries then. I'm making over $US150k in a city where houses only cost $360k

recruiters just rattle off the buzzwords and acronyms the HR person told them to, who got those from talking to a manager.

Sucks to be you then. I'm still writing code and trolling slashdot

I'm not spouting anything, you are.
No one but you has said there is anything fundamentally wrong with it.

Here's a description, the architecture is in section 3. Point out the flaws, oh mighty one.
https://software.intel.com/en-...

of based on which one their ISP gives them for "free"
The ISP is of course going to choose the one that has the remote management interface (read: backdoor)

That's why Taiwan is run by ROC - Republic of China.
Not to be confused with PRC - Peoples Republic of China.

South Korea is run by people and North Korea is run by a muppet with a bad haircut.

No one said Intel's RdRand was compromised, just that it can't be trusted.
No different than VIA's PadLock or AMD's RNG.

Google says you can buy commercial x86 PC's that run on 5W of power. http://www.tinygreenpc.com/
My 10 year old laptop uses about 8W with the screen off.

I don't personally use one but I run a full linux install on an ARM SBC. It 'sips' around 1W idle. Less than the router it sits behind.

So all I have to do to fool you is install my malware as a service that gets hosted by svchost.exe?
Of if my purpose was to control the microphone, a driver that hooks in to the existing audio driver?

Shining a laser pointer at a drone with a camera is pretty stupid.
Unless you've got an automated tracking system to keep the laser pointed exactly at the moving target until it is out of sight, you've just painted a huge target on yourself and committed a crime to give them legal means to track your current and future movements until you're apprehended.

They probably had a license...

Which wouldn't be so bad if the feed-in tariff was set at the wholesale generation level.

I havn't done any buggy whip research, but I assume they shifted focus and moved from making whips for horses into S&M whips. I bet they loved what that 50 shades of grey book did for their sales.

I guess if you generate more than what you consume, you pay nothing. You pay nothing towards the maintenance of the power grid but enjoy the benefit of effectively using it as a battery of infinite capacity. The utilities still need to provision capacity for your peak demand, when the sun goes down and you turn on your oven, stove, hot water cylinder and electric heating all at once in winter, pulling up to 10kW, the same time as everyone else in your area.

Do Oklahoma power companies not charge separately for connectivity and power consumption?

I thought it was common sense to be charged a fixed daily rate and an additional rate per kWh.
The fixed rate is supposed to pay for transmission lines, maintenance, billing, customer support etc. The kWh rate pays for generation.