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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Please consider adding an Anti 996 License Post 303033989 by Neo on Tuesday 16th of April 2019 02:38:07 AM
Old 04-16-2019
As Jack Ma mentioned, everyone has a choice. Those who put in more hours will tend to make more money or "change the world" as Jack Ma said.

Creating 996 licenses in software is not going to change the culture of people working hard to get ahead in a very competitive world, I don't think. It's a very noble cause, but I don't think 996 will gain traction, sorry.

What I have always said is that if you are going to work long hours, then develop software for yourself and create your own company and do not work for others. You have a choice. If you don't have a choice, then find a way to put yourself in a position to choose, which normally means working hard making good investments in yourself so that someday you can make money from your knowledge in your own business.

Don't be like the many people I have seen and met over the years who are experts in cyber security or some technology, but never create any software or do hands on sys admin work.

Working for someone else is a choice. When people don't like it, then find a way out of the situation you do not like and become more independent. That is the freedom of today's world where everyone is connected to everyone else on the net. Go live in the mountains, next to a lake, or move close to the ocean and write software. Choose to be happy.

Generally speaking, people choose to work for a company owned by someone else. That is a choice, at least in most of the world and the people who often put in the most hours at work are in startups trying to change the world and get rich.

Many people believe that working for a big company provides them "financial security" so they choose to work for others. That is a choice.

Every moment of life is a choice.

If you don't want to work 996 for some big company, then stop and work 996 for yourself. If you don't have the financial means to work for yourself, then find a way to have the financial means to work for yourself.

That's my view, but of course YMMV and not everyone agrees.

At least we can be gentlemen and agreed to disagree politely and respectfully.
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Software::License::Custom(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			    Software::License::Custom(3pm)

NAME
Software::License::Custom - custom license handler VERSION
version 0.103004 DESCRIPTION
This module extends Software::License to give the possibility of specifying all aspects related to a software license in a custom file. This allows for setting custom dates, notices, etc. while still preserving compatibility with all places where Software::License is used, e.g. Dist::Zilla. In this way, you should be able to customise some aspects of the licensing messages that would otherwise be difficult to tinker, e.g. adding a note in the notice, setting multiple years for the copyright notice or set multiple authors and/or copyright holders. The license details should be put inside a file that contains different sections. Each section has the following format: header line This is a line that begins and ends with two underscores "__". The string between the begin and the end of the line is first depured of any non-word character, then used as the name of the section; body a Text::Template (possibly a plain text file) where items to be expanded are enclosed between double braces Each section is terminated by the header of the following section or by the end of the file. Example: __[ NAME ]__ The Foo-Bar License __URL__ http://www.example.com/foo-bar.txt __[ META_NAME ]__ foo_bar_meta __{ META2_NAME }__ foo_bar_meta2 __[ NOTICE ]__ Copyright (C) 2000-2002 by P.R. Evious Copyright (C) {{$self->year}} by {{$self->holder}}. This is free software, licensed under {{$self->name}}. __[ LICENSE ]__ The Foo-Bar License Well... this is only some sample text. Verily... only sample text!!! Yes, spanning more lines and more paragraphs. The different formats for specifying the section name in the example above are only examples, you're invited to use a consistent approach. METHODS
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The following methods, found in all software license classes, look up and render the template with the capitalized form of their name. In other words, the "license" method looks in the "LICENSE" template. For now, the "meta_name" and "meta2_name" methods return "custom" if called on the class. This may become fatal in the future. o name o url o meta_name o meta2_name o license o notice o fulltext o version AUTHOR
Ricardo Signes <rjbs@cpan.org> COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Ricardo Signes. This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself. perl v5.14.2 2012-03-23 Software::License::Custom(3pm)
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