Solar can keep your bill down

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The Sun is out and keeping your home lights on.  Yes that is correct, the sun can keep your lights on.  The best part is the sun works for no pay.  Get some Solar panels on your roof and you will see what all the hype is.  These Solar panel companies are will to Rent, lease, finance or the good old way the american dollar to get these panels on your roof.

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restructure society.
Agreed, the future could/suld be great.  My worry is that anyone w can lay claim to own the system you describe will be sitting pretty, but everyone else is screwed.  

If I own a big chunk of land with water, some mineral resources, solar, etc., then I can trade back and forth with other people like myself for what I don't have, and I'm entirely self-sufficient.  Sure, I'll hire a dozen people to do the stuff I don't have automated, but 

What Country (if in america) what State? 
I'm in Western Canada
Why?
Why not?  I carry them because I can, and my job lets me.  I'm a collector, and being able to use and sw off these tools makes me happy.
Why not?
I just can't see a reason behind having 8 knives that all (for the most part) serve the same purpose.  You wouldn't carry 8 flashlights, would you?
If my job was to sell flashlights, I probably would carry 8 of them.
Why? When selling the product you're surrounded by models to sw customers.  I guess if he were a traveling knife sman it would make sense.  I just personally can't imagine the inconvenience of carrying 8 knives.
I work in knife retail, I've done it both ways and see the merits in both. Carrying different knives means when a customer first asks 
a DIY case (lasercutter ftw). This would make a much smaller case, and it would probably look pretty cool as well. Another advantage would be the wle build could be pively cooled.

Option 1 is less work and would be up and running faster, option 2 is probably more fun and nicer in the long run. Also I don't mind running it from a cardboard box until the case is done.

wever I'm not sure w reliable PicoPSU's are. And suld I get a seperate brick or are the bundled ones good enough?

The rest of the build for anyone interested:



Type
Item




CPU
AMD Athlon 5350
 50,-


mobo
MSI AM1I
 27,77


RAM
Crucial CT51264BA160BJ  4GB DDR3 1600MHz
 31,95


SSD
Crucial MX100 128GB
 61,01



HDD will be an old 1TB samsung spinpoint F1 that I've been using from a USB dock. 
PicoPSU's are perfectly fine as long as you're not overloading them. What I mean is that if you get a 160Watt PicoPSU and pair it with an 80Watt continuous power adapter 
really aren't all that hard if you simply apply yourself. OP may have some issues with that, and with a 3.1 he couldn't might not get into the CSE program here. That's all that's needed to be said. 

Edit: As another has pointed out, 3.2 is for guaranteed admission. If it were me, I'd do everything I could to get that before I applied.
IIRC you don't even necessarily need a 3.2 - you are guaranteed admission if you have a 3.2, but I believe you can still get in otherwise.

Either way, that's just your super basic cles. They're not super hard to get decent enough grades in unless you slack off.
He asked for advice, I merely gave