I found this story about P K Rappai, who was banned from various restaurants because his massive appetite made serving him unprofitable. It highlights a rare case where all-you-can-eat became too much for local businesses.
Mobile phones are banned on flights primarily to prevent ground network disruption, not because they interfere with cockpit electronics. Rapidly moving aircraft cause phones to hop base stations too quickly, which can befuddle cellular networks below.
I've frequented many Mumbai landmarks, from Leopold Cafe to The Ghetto Pub and Liquid Lounge. Although I haven't written formal reviews yet, this list captures my experiences dining and socializing across the city’s various restaurants and bars.
I tested Cloudflare Browser Run and GPT 5.5, added gpt-image-2 to my art gallery, and learned Pandoc tricks for Word comments. I also found a workaround for nested git repositories and explored MCP server auth complexities.
I found a refreshingly honest take on in-flight announcements, highlighting that mobile phones are actually banned to protect ground-based cellular networks rather than aircraft navigation systems. It's a candid breakdown of common airline myths.
Ralph Nader highlights how corporations use GATS to bypass local laws meant to protect people. By leveraging international trade agreements, businesses can effectively subvert community regulations and prioritize their own interests over legal sovereignty.