Can I suggest your attitude here is why we are still struggling to solve the same IT security problems that have been subject of most discussion for more than a decade now?

What discussion are you talking about exactly?

Why if its so bad you can't or won't use it, it can't really be 'good' for anyone else can it. Maybe you should be trying to fix that?

Why don't you go and fix that, instead of asking people who want to do their jobs efficiently to do the exact opposite – mucking about with pointless drivel for the sake of making some holier-than-thou infosec wannabe like you happy?

But you are different right - you don't ever run binaries from lower trust sources than what is in you general supply chain right? If you use FOSS tools or scripts you carefully audit all of them for RATs, backdoors, etc, don't you? I mean you saved so much time not using that 'normie setup'!

Personally I don't anything in Outlook anyone else in the company probably should not need or want to do. I don't run rando tool on my host system either - I don't want machine where I do basic office work fouled up and krufted up. I have VM for these things that does not get my account on corporate systems, if I need to authenticate something on the VM. I usually shut the VM down and roll my passwords.

Even 2 for 1 is not free. 2 for 1 is 50% off of two trips. 17 trips for the cost of 16 is a 6.025% off discount, when buying in bulk.

6.025% off is nothing. NYC subways give a deal where unlimited trips cost for 1 week costs the same as 12 trips. Worst discount there is 8.333%

This is not due to a tax windfall. This is not going to create inflation.

This is barely even a mild sale to encourage greater use of their trains.