Not OP but if he has not gotten it so far with his lifestyle in 16+ months then it could be easy to think you won't get it for another 16+.
Other's just don't care, me for example. I lived in a heavily lockdown country and then said fuck it, travelled to somewhere with (near) 0 covid rules and went nightclubbing almost daily till I got it. Wasn't that bad for me. And my preference is to have it again than being coerced into putting something I don't want into my body.
If my employer makes that decision for me, then that is fucked up and I am quitting, or better yet, questioning the legality of it.
Lets say you have two passports. One Irish and one Russian. If you use Russian passport to enter Iraq, will you still have trouble with ESTA with your Irish passport?
We use Octopus Deploy. On commit it autodeploys to dev and sends the team a slack message ([environment] version x (previous was y) deployed by z). Prod deployments are also done through octopus but "manually" by the team when we are ready to make a release. Usually every week or two.
This is uncalled for. In my experience _any_ skepticism about lockdowns get met with name calling, labelling, jokes about 5g. All this is doing is pushing the skeptics further away. I am yet to see a healthy discussion between a pro-lockdowner and and anti-lockdowner. More often than not its the pro-lockdowner that stoops to a low level of name calling etc