We actually do that here in Sweden, we have a dish called [stuvade makaroner](https://www.santamariaworld.com/optimized/recipe-large/globalassets/_recipes/spices/stuvade_makaroner.jpg). Which as the name implies is macaroni stewed in milk.

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Just saw an ad on Firefox for how to use up leftover rice with a Korean simple dish called "Gyeran Bap". Haven't had it yet but it looks like 🔥. Definitely saved a copy of the recipe for later. I love shit you can whip up fast that uses up leftover ingredients. https://www.seriouseats.com/gyeran-bap-rice-bowl-love-letter-11841725? Also obviously SPX going to 7500 next year and NVDA 240. BTFD.

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When it has corn syrup and dish soap.

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Honestly, I feel like they try and appeal to meat-eaters too much. And I say this as someone who likes meat. When I eat a vegan or vegetarian dish, I don't need it to be like meat. I prefer it to be its own thing

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okay grandpa. what about Radio and TV. you still paying for that cable? planing to buy new satellite dish next year? well guess what, those things still live but the revenues have dried up more than Pelosis vagaener. who tf would buy RDDT at current valuation? sure, with ipo price it was not so bad deal given that tech ipos tend to generate profits for early buyers. but even then I did not buy, because relying on just ad revenue is not the type of business i am interested in.

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i feel like this is an excuse. when i got to mcdonald’s with my fam it costs almost 60$ to feed them after ordering the meals. that’s one meal. i could make a pasta dish with spinach chicken sausage tomatoes garlic for half that price and it will last a week.

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Because what you are talking about is the Italian American cuisine that uses the same 5 ingredients constantly repeated in 90% of the dishes, the Italian cuisine instead is Mediterranean and is extremely varied, balanced, healthy, quality and made up of thousands and thousands of dishes divided into 20 different regional cuisines that embrace almost any type of ingredients and ranges/categories etc of food. Every dish in Italy with tomato has many versions without

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Starlink dish service will be fine. Anyone who needs/wants high speed broadband e.g. hundreds of mbps will need a dish. So Starlink, and eventually Kuiper, will provide that. ASTS and Starlink D2C are different. This type of service fills coverage gaps and provides a level of speed that will likely be good enough for some percentage of people. Especially if you can run your phone as a hotspot via satellite. But D2C is limited in supply. It's a function of capacity (supply) and demand. Supply is dictated by spectrum and by extension spectral efficiency. SpaceX and ASTS are the only two companies that have any real plans to scale D2C to broadband levels.

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Nothing like ASTS has ever existed. We will have broadband to normal phones everywhere on earth. Kuiper requires a dish. What do you think will happen if people in 3rd world countries find out a cheap smartphone can access the internet through ASTS and they don't need a dish? ASTS and Starlink will co-own the D2D space.

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I was waiting for JPOW to dish out some dumb shit advice, like firm handshakes, sharp suit, walking in random companies and asking to speak to the CEO, etc.

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