For the win. Even with just soy sauce it makes an amazing soup.

Damn, I guessed democracy but of course that’s national level. Duh.

This is top tier analysis, keep it coming please.

I’m so confident 1kg Edam is on here, not even going to check.

The EV market will be basically just deciding how good a battery you want and paying accordingly. Expensive cars might actually be better quality, rather than just the current vanity value.

Added bonus of the folks in +5 keeping their own secret time zone as the last possible form of resistance.

Not wrong. We just fired up season two on a rainy Christmas Eve here.

Thanks, had been struggling to think of how to do our spuds a bit fancy on Christmas Day. Solved.

Excellent. May your name similarly live on while your rivals’ fade to history.

The delicious pork guy?

Was about to say the same thing for our libraries here in Auckland - they must have realised paying fines reduces the powerful motivation of guilt.

And big social effects - eg stories of people not taking better jobs if they don’t have family they can stay with nearby.

Should add - I’m apparently notoriously hard to buy for! Very happy with this.

Will try to remember to post the first production - filling ideas welcome.

Agree. Also, pump out day is the high point of my fortnight so that can’t be bad week.

The international community might find it hard to understand criticism of Taiwan’s democratic processes.

Interesting. With consequences then for EV charging capacity too.

Solar panels and storage are the other capex decision at build stage which would probably appeal to a lot of people too.

Great story.

On the residential side, disappointing to see so many new builds use gas. It seems hard wired into some of the townhouse designs now, maybe because electric hot water takes up more space? The developers have no incentive to factor in running or future costs.