lol, never put some stuff in a mud room for storage? The one thing looks like it could be a smoker, pull it in out of weather.

So a mud room. It’s a small room to remove dirty/wet clothes. If it’s the back door, not unheard of for there to be a balcony porch type area too.

A mud room.

For a flag for humans or species it’s fine, but the topic is about a planetary flag.

We aren’t the only ones on this planet though, it’s too egotistical.

You’re not wrong, it’s more “sharing to the masses”, emails can be sent to anyone, pictures online can be seen by anyone, texts now. But I do think it has to be “online”, I don’t think paintings and town criers and jesters quite meet “meme”. But images of them sure would -.-

But masses can also just be your circle of friends, online or irl.

Memes started with those email chains people kept sharing around.

A meme is something funny you share, usually in a picture, but even images of texts are memes.

Well I mean it totally depends on the type of donut you get.

My wife likes to stack stuff, so with it folded and rolled correctly (it’s more or less just keep folding till it’s flat) it allows you to maximize some space. The flour is a once every couple weeks unless I’m on a bread binge. Tape keeps its closed for when shuffling stuff around.

Fold, roll, and keep closed with some painters tape. If it’s needed daily, get a tub with a lid.

It’s a bag of flour, you don’t pour from it, you scoop from it.

Do you not know what loading a recovery snap shot does? It doesn’t matter if it escapes. Whatever was new is removed since it’s restoring your harddrive to a previous state. It’s like a backup harddrive, without being external.

There’s ways for the malware to disable recovery mode, but I would assume the same could happen to Linux as well.

What about Linux is easier than a similarly prepped windows device?

Unless it’s changed recently, windows you just need to press a button during load (like bios) to boot into safe mode. And from there you can reload a variety of “snapshots” to recover from most malware issues.

How is Linux easier than that, I don’t use Linux, but windows is incredibly simple already.

You spin me right round baby right round like a record baby.

If you’re buying your own equipment and gear, find a better company. A company is supposed to pay for any and all safety gear, and all equipment should be owned by the company.

The only thing a tradesperson should have to bring to a job is their tools.

… you’re looking at those backwards, those are all lower rates lol.

Falls are the largest issue with trades and cause the most injuries, and all of the trades you listed are the ones that use heights the least.

None of the ones you listed Even come close to the top 10

A construction flagger is at far higher risk of injury, and that has almost no training as well, the risk is a very small portion of the pay.

Nothing they’ve stated doesn’t also happen here, it’s why I asked where they were. If they were located in the US, they would partly have a point.

But Australias system is pretty good.

You kinda need to know how international certification works when you’re hiring and subcontracting with trades everyday. And they have certs from all over.

It’s still the same here, but the schooling and the cert make it so it’s not a piece of paper, and that’s universal. Places without schooling (looking at you USA) are the different ones. You can’t get the cert without schooling and passing a relevant shop test, so having a trade ticket holds a hell of a lot weight.

I would take someone with an EU or Aus cert over the USA, just because of how they do apprenticeships there.

Actually where I am, it’s a government enforced sponsorship, so both sides need to do things correctly.

A first year apprentice has to be paid 60% of the lowest paid journeyman, and if you don’t go to school every 24 months they kick you out. Last years get 90%.

Company has to hire you back on after completing the school stint, they need to fill out your blue book before firing you, so the next company can continue your training.

We also know loosely about other countries regulations, since we are certified semi internationally with our red seal program.

Unfortunately not every trade is “regulated” the same either. Technically you can work my trade without a ticket, carpentry. But getting the ticket shows initiative as well as a bunch of other stuff to prospective employers or clients.

Theres also parents pushing their kids through their companies, but the schooling is also still a hurdle to get through. Got to pass the school work and the shop work and final test each year.

Fourth year school you had to make a desk in 32 hours. Every hour over that to 40 costs you points. It’s interesting because it forces you to decide if it’s worth time fixing something for the extra points for a few lost to time. So there’s lots of little hidden information in that trade ticket.

I still have that desk actually.

If you can’t handle the trade, a company’s not going to keep you on, and the next company will look at your apprenticeship record and see your lack of training. From there you’ve flunked out.

The system protects itself. So yes if you have a ticket, you can atleast do something in that trade. A degree, IS just a piece of paper. A trade certificate shows you are competent and able to complete tasks. And be able to stick something through to completion (4 years). So yes, that “paper” holds a lot of information. The person while training also builds up a portfolio that they can use to show to future clients or employers of the work they did. A degree doesn’t allow any of this, or provide any information about the person. Other than they could “afford” to sit in a class for a few years.

To finish an apprenticeship you need to hold that job for four years dude… while working on the jobs that entire time…. they’ve met your arbitrary distinction lol.

Your point is, you apparently don’t know how an apprenticeship works.