How’d you do it?

If you’re taking 400mg at noon, you’ll have 200mg in your system at 6pm, and 100mg at midnight. 100mg+ in my system by bedtime will negatively and noticeably affect my sleep in those situations. You could be exhausted due to the time you’re consuming caffeine

What are your consumption habits, i.e. when are you drinking your caffeine? The bioactive halflife of caffeine is about 6-8 hours, so it’s in your system affecting your mind and body long after the caffeine buzz goes away. My personal rule of thumb is all the caffeine I want before noon, but a hard cutoff at 1pm

Civ do be like that

There are several ways a union protects jobs. Because of certain rights during contract negotiations, not a single job was lost at any of the unions that are currently in negotiations.

During layoffs with unions, the company is required to bargain for affects to the workers, which sometimes reduces the amount of people that are actually out of a job.

I’m still friends and organize with Microsoft workers, and there are rumors swirling that parts of the layoffs may constitute Unfair Labor Practices at units with unions. This can only be caught because of workers that are also dedicated to fighting for their union.

Anecdotally, I was illegally fired by Microsoft in December 2024 because I helped form a massive union earlier that year. I want my job back because I want a union contract.

I have friends at Zenimax that stayed because they have a union contract. There are currently 14 unions at Microsoft actively negotiating for their first contract. The thousands of people who are protected by a union stay because they have a union.

But only 3-5 diamonds are generated per chunk, requires an iron pickaxe, and usually doesn’t start appearing regularly until Y level 14.

Meanwhile copper can have up to 16 veins of copper per chunk, requires a stone pickaxe, and appears most frequently at Y=48.

Copper is clearly more accessible for making ore blocks.

Wait a sec, this isn’t !minecraft@lemmy.world

Unfortunately tariffs make them much more expensive in the US. I bought my barebones (no ram/ssd) framework 16 in 2024 for roughly $1800, but now a comparable 16 is well over $2100. Still worth it imo, but damn does that price hurt. As an aside, I love my 16, but had I realized how difficult it is to travel with it I would have gotten the 13

Woah, this could be a big deal

I’m a trained union steward, I’ve been a “workplace lawyer” against hr investigations in the past. Your first mistake was responding “yes” to an investigation by management instead of asking why. Your second mistake was giving them a time frame for how long you’ve been doing it. But not all is lost, this can be recovered.

First and foremost, do not give any information that is not directly relevant. If they ask yes/no questions, only respond with yes or no. Do not give any additional information unless directly asked about it. If you don’t know an answer, don’t try to explain yourself, just say that you don’t remember. If they ask you the same question several times, tell them that you’ve already answered that question.

Secondly, don’t point to any specific coworkers. Just say that this is a commonplace thing in which several workers participate. The only person you should name is the manager that told you it was ok. Fuck the manager, he’s on HR’s side in all this. But your coworkers shouldn’t get thrown under the bus.

Lastly, form a union so you can get food reclamation as status quo and then formalized in your collective bargaining agreement.

Nonsense. Killer Bean is the winner, because he’s too cool to get shot in the first place

I bet the Simpsons already made that episode

What would seabass do?

Perfect summary

Genuine question, would you like help organizing a tenant union?

I don’t care what a EULA said, it’s still theft. If I signed away my right to be compensated for my labor, it’s still slavery.

I’m not a legislator, so I don’t know what enforcement mechanisms should be. But what I do know is that anything that eliminates this blatant theft from consumers would be a good thing.

I’m imagining an actually good piece of legislation that requires companies to provide access beyond the lifetime of their platform. Lifetime in this instance refers to the consumer

Can we just get a piece of legislation that requires unlimited lifetime access to digital purchases?

Yes!!! You’re glorious and must be seen by all!