I didn't know he was a tax-exempt non-profit who gets to keep the entire sale price of his product. That's astonishing news.

My grandparents built a house for like $14,000 and sold it after about 55 years. Adjusted for inflated and estimating all property taxes and maintenance costs and insurance, it cost them 3x the final sale value of the house to live there. It's roughly equal to living in a very expensive apartment for 50 years except people don't cut the lawn or plow snow for you.

Oh, gotcha. I don't think it's a hacker group. They're all busy attacking Sony for being stupid. The only logical entity behind knocking out North Korea's internet is Seth Rogan himself :-P

After 8 years of onsite computer repairs, I have a deep insight into this sort of thing. At my company we have a nickname for people who make $10,000 a month and have $5,000 of it go to their 5000 sq ft mansion. They're "poor people living in a big house." Why the hell do people spend that much money on a house? If I won $200,000,000 in the powerball, I'd buy a 3000 sq ft house. Then I'd spend the rest on awesome stuff. Who the hell wants a giant house like that? Plus, that's how NFL players keep going broke. You know if you make it to the NFL or make Minecraft that you're making a ton of money ONCE. Like one and done, surprise you're poor. I'd hoard that money like crazy and budget it out over 100 years. What and idiot.

To anyone about to say real estate is an investment, go look at his electric bill, cleaning bill, and property taxes.

They clearly spelled "intranet" incorrectly.

I didn't catch any stories like that. Why is China mad at them this time?

Well obviously it's all that torrent traffic from North Koreans downloading bootleg copies of The Interview.
(by the way, I think South Korea did it)

You know, a C# textbook I got on Amazon really did have too many { and ; in it.

So allegedly the rumor is that the FBI is taking down part of the network to try and somehow catch and/or prove the North Koreans were behind the hack on Sony. I don't know how true that is. Seems like it wouldn't matter if we had proof or not. That puffy doughboy piece of shit running North Korea is a perpetual liar and we can't possibly like him less nor with the US do anything about it in either case.

If one Tesla shows up every couple days, you can charge it at 1000W and a 1000W array is very cheap. You could fit that on the roof of a 1500 sq ft building. If a Tesla doesn't show up, sell it back to the grid. Btw your numbers are far off.

AND you could play football on it when it's cloudy. Just retract them into the ground and roll out turf.

Did you know that if you build a 10,000 watt solar array, you can make the equivalent of about 11 cents per 1000W per hour and if you build a 1,000,000 solar array, you still make the equivalent of 11 cents per 1000W per hour. It scales, genius.

My take on this is if they put up wind or solar arrays, it would work better than trying to charge people's cars live off it. They could have more of a flexible margin of when they charge the batteries because as long as they have full ones to give out, they're in the clear. So if the wind isn't blowing, they just wait to charge the empty ones later. So technically all their electricity could be free if they played their cards right.

So they can simulate running aground, sinking, getting jacked by pirates, all the plumbing failing, people throwing up, kids running around being brats, the restaurants running out of food, and the ship claiming your tickets are incorrect? That must have taken a lot of clever programming.

Especially considering that most black people are raised to think white people are evil, racist, privileged assholes and that learning and going to college are "too white."