Sorry, are you claiming that the French Revolution occurred due to bad labor practices?
Or did trust busting and unionization in the late 19th century US utilize guillotines?
Either of those would certainly be a.. uh.. let's go with "novel" retelling of the history!
Or did you mean Red October? Because I'm pretty sure /that/ revolution didn't actually solve any problems for the worker in the way things actually panned out
I know plenty of people who have chosen not to work forty hour weeks and make do with varying levels of money.
I have family who choose to be stay at home parents, I know working class people that own small businesses, like a caterer, and I know successful engineers who have negotiated part time roles, and contract work
These people all work, and they all get by. Working 40 hours a week is also a choice. I know people who work more than that too, because they enjoy their work (a shocking concept to the antiwork crowd I'm sure), and I've talked to gig workers who like the flexibility
These are just anecdotes but if it's the structure of the forty hour work week that you don't like, you just need some creativity, and maybe a willingness to make do with fewer material things, but you are NOT excused from the moral imperative to work if you are able bodied.
There are people who really can't work and if you can and choose not to do so, you are hurting society's ability to help those people.
It's really sad that the people who post to r/antiwork do not seem to understand that the fact of work is a fact of nature and not a product of society.
They seem to think everyone could just choose to live in leisure and not wind up starving and naked in the cold and dark. It's completely absurd.
Work is not an option. To be against work is to be willing to be a burden on others who will work, and to mistake that laziness as virtue.
And no, they aren't just protesting bad labor practices. I've spent a lot of time reading their views. They really think work itself is the product of capitalism, as though it isn't part of the human condition and a necessary part of every society that has ever existed.
The article says that Germany is planning to make the shot compulsory, literally this article that these comments are ostensibly discussing, in the second paragraph, so I'm not sure where you got the idea nobody is going to be forced to get vaccinated, but the gaslighting isn't appreciated
Containers don't control the FS that they're written to. A container image is in the tar format and at runtime the underlying FS is defined by the host, which is why containers only run on hosts with union filesystems
How do you "act accordingly" when you want to partake in sharing digital private documents with your wife? In order to follow that advice, you'd have to stop using smart phones entirely, and that's not really feasible today.
Sure, it's lurid in this case because it was nudes, but this could have just as easily been identity theft or something more mundane but equally wrong for Google to access.
No, this is what we have laws for. What Google did is wrong and if the person responsible cannot be criminally prosecuted, we should seek legislative changes to enable prosecution in cases like this in the future. This is not merely a matter of individuals trusting Google too much. The individuals don't have much choice; that's where the law can step in.
Can you imagine complaining about sources after the last five years of media malpractice? Omicron so far is nothing but rumors and conspiracy theories, just like Russiagate, just like the pee tape, and Delta was a big nothing, two weeks to slow the spread didn't, social distancing didn't matter, cloth masks do nothing to stop aerosols. The last few years have seen many Batboy level conspiracy theories promoted by "reputable" outlets.
Doesn't matter who the source is, if they've got receipts. And it doesn't matter who the source is if they DON'T have them, either.
Your argument is fallacious. You clearly lack even an elementary education in immunology. Exposure to the antigen teaches your immune memory cells what the antigen looks like.
Quit your job, stay home, live in fear.
The rest of society doesn't need cowards like you.
The pandemic is over, except for paranoid people. There will be endless variants. It's an RNA virus. No amount of vaccination will be perfect, but life will go on.
Get vaccinated and go expose yourself to the existing endemic variants; it's the best defense there is.
Live your life. If you think you can wait until there are no more variants, you'll be locked inside wearing a mask forever. Some of us have lives to lead.
Or did trust busting and unionization in the late 19th century US utilize guillotines?
Either of those would certainly be a.. uh.. let's go with "novel" retelling of the history!
Or did you mean Red October? Because I'm pretty sure /that/ revolution didn't actually solve any problems for the worker in the way things actually panned out