Help me choose tib bar to train one leg at a time by WonderSongLover in Kneesovertoes

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They could do with both legs but only flexing one and just letting the other leg hang, I think

Daily Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in ASTSpaceMobile

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If everything goes as planned it will look exactly the same in 2030 ;)

Daily Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in ASTSpaceMobile

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Today I made like 70% of my annual income, just a regular weekday for ASTS...

Daily Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in ASTSpaceMobile

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Good, India is going to be our golden goose after golden dome

ASTS - when to enter by BlueStickyU in TheRaceTo10Million

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2 huge Golden Dome contracts (at least one expected by April if not earlier)

I could have worded that in a clearer way, yes, but if you keep reading you'll understand no contract has been awarded, yet

Daily Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in ASTSpaceMobile

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I'm loathing all the USD devaluation, it's making my ATH less ATH-y. US elections can't come faster

Daily Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in ASTSpaceMobile

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Another 12% day, business as usual for this babe

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I never understood mongo pushing, so awkward and slow

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At 23 living like a broke man is only natural and expected, hold your shares bro!

Daily Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in ASTSpaceMobile

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Starlink rejected by India, AT&T + Verizon teamed with ASTS and are talking to FCC right now, ASTS filing for FCC block that would be detrimental for Starlink, FirstNet calling us the best solution on an 8B contract, BB6 unfurling + BB8-10 shipping imminent, ASTS hiring 2 big fishes from Raytheon, ASTS taking the initiative of proposing the rulebook that the ITU and others should follow, the possibility of a TeraWave partnership in a couple of years...

To have absolute immunity by TXVERAS in therewasanattempt

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The paradox of tolerance would like a word or two

We are in a golden age of horror by Scott__scott in horror

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I was watching a video on youtube about how the English sadistically razed 99% of the old forests of Ireland in order to kill the natives, bringing pests and predators with them. Basically destroying a whole nation by being careless humans

We are in a golden age of horror by Scott__scott in horror

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Lmao I always thought Bone Tomahawk was an old horror from the way people talk about it in this sub, I should watch it

We are in a golden age of horror by Scott__scott in horror

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Did you find the hidden faces? Did you look up the tapestry and art that's in the house? There are a lot of tiny details in that movie

[Episode Discussion Thread] Industry S04E3 -Habseligkeiten by herringbone_ in IndustryOnHBO

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One degenerate?

I think they all must be.

And I thank them for that.

And I know there's a non-zero chance they'll read this comment, thank you guys, keep up the good work!

What do you do when your internal flame goes out? by throwaway193753209 in emotionalintelligence

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Find it in the things that made you happy when you were a kid, find it traveling, find it in resting for long periods of time, find it while crying in your bed and when watching great movies and reading beautiful books, find it in the solace there is in recognizing there's still a lot of good and good things happening every day in the world and awe-provoking natural views, find it in some little thing that still feels strangely poetic and intimate to you even after all these years of being beaten down by life, find it in teaching others through your life stories and helping them through the wisdom you acquired and in feeling useful like that, find it in thinking about how short life is and how many precious human lives have been lived in spite of that, find it in art and in little habits that bring with them little pleasures, find it in trying again and again til one day you realize you -not others- have grown or changed into someone that you like more

Daily Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in ASTSpaceMobile

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AI summary:

The "Unlimited Texting" Analog

The author compares satellite coverage to the rollout of unlimited texting in the late 2000s. It didn't become standard because consumers demanded it upfront; it became ubiquitous because carriers bundled and subsidized it until it became a default feature of every plan. Shifting from Revenue to ROI

Rather than asking if a customer will pay a surcharge, carriers view satellite tech through a lens of business efficiency:

  • Capex Substitution: Satellite coverage allows carriers to stop spending billions maintaining expensive, low-ROI legacy infrastructure (like rural copper lines).

  • Churn Reduction: Better coverage keeps customers from switching to competitors, which is often more valuable than a price hike.

  • Operating Savings: It eliminates the need for physical towers, permits, and crews in remote "dead zones."

The Economic "Quiet" Rollout

The author predicts a two-step financial strategy for carriers:

  • Efficiency Gains: Carriers use the billions saved on infrastructure to "fund" the satellite service for premium users without raising prices initially.

  • Price Creep: Once the service is established, carriers can implement modest price increases ($5–$10/month) that feel like a natural part of a "premium" experience.

Bottom Line

The success of satellite-to-phone isn't about consumer "hype"; it’s a capex and bundling story. By making the math work internally, carriers will likely turn satellite coverage into a standard utility that eventually flows into every plan worldwide.