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My point wasn't to equivocate those two things, my point is free speech applies to censorship from the government.

By all means everyone should feel free to boycott Microsoft for taking a pro-genocide stance, but that's their stance to take as a company.

Microsoft is in the wrong here, but no one's right to free speech was violated.

NOAA believes this is an attempt by Microsoft to silence worker free speech

Not shilling for Microsoft here, but just reminding everyone that that's not how free speech works.

I'm all for those employees using their collective might through strikes or departures to get Microsoft to cave on this issue, but saying this violates employees freedom of speech is the exact same argument my racist uncle used when he got banned off Facebook.

Unionize and get it in your collective bargaining agreements, otherwise you have no free speech when it comes to your place of employment.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5629233/

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I use it when cooking high heat, and also a few drops to season my cast iron

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Bread and butter are snacking pickles.

Dill or bust on a sandwich/burger.

CA has some strong privacy protections and a good chunk of the country's population. IANAL but if I were to hope for a similar lawsuit it would come from CA state court.

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Limited edition let's do some simple addition.

Fifty dollars for a tee shirt, that's just some ignorant bullshit.

I call that getting swindled and pimped.

Shit, I call that getting tricked by a business.

That shirt is hella dope

And having the same one as six other people in this post is a hella don't.

I believe this to an extent, but I think they're underplaying the cost of labor.

From personal experience, purchasing several MW of panels in an international market with limited supply chain regulation, there was a ~75% markup to procure panels with a traceable supply chain - it was unconfirmed but assumed the cheaper alternative came from Xinjiang.

You can maybe attribute some of that to just simple supply/demand. There's much more international demand, especially from wealthier countries like the US, for panels that are of known origin. But that said, I think there's a not insignificant % of that cost uplift that is labor.

Do yourself a favor and start from the beginning. It's truly an excellent show - Harrison Ford is flawless.

Yo, that's fifty dollars for a tee shirt.