When Watters asked what she might ideally want to do professionally, Ford responded that sheвЂ™d like to teach philosophy and critical thinking. Ford herself is currently employed as a dog walker, working about 20 to 25 hours a week. The concept of вЂњnot workingвЂќ isn't really the central focus. That doesn't mean you should be resting all the time or not putting effort into things that you care about.' In response to WattersвЂ™ assertion of 'encouraging people to be lazy,' Ford said, 'I think laziness is a virtue in a society where people constantly want you to be productive 24/7.' She added, 'And it's good to have a rest. We want to put in labor, but we don't want to necessarily be in a position where we feel trapped.' We're a movement where we want to reduce the amount of work that people feel like they're forced to do. It's not necessarily the work- the Redditors are not happy with the hustle-porn culture that calls for a rise-and-grind mindset, expecting employees to put in an unhealthy amount of hours each day.В Ford said, 'There are some misconceptions about the movement. The interview used one possibly naive person to label the growing force. Once theyвЂ™ve left, many take their time to seek out new types of opportunities that offer meaningful work and a path to advance. These workers are pushing back against poor pay, unpleasant working conditions and a lack of respect from management. These folks contend with long, constantly changing hours, rude customer behaviors, low wages and high stress. Roughly 40% of the jobs that people quit were in the restaurant, hotel, travel, bars, warehouses, manufacturing and healthcare sectors. A common, unifying theme is that workers feel that they are being taken advantage of, forced to work long hours for low wages and treated rudely by unsympathetic managers. Others want to commiserate with like-minded people who are going through a tough time, trying to find their way in the workplace.

Customers may experience increased origin load as global services return.If taken at face value, it looks like the members donвЂ™t have an interest in finding a new job anytime soon. Update: Fastly in a post on its Status page at 10:57am UTC (4:27pm IST) said, 'The issue has been identified and a fix has been applied. Companies such as Fastly run a global network of CDN services that help to vastly improve the loading time of webpages.

Meanwhile, all Apple-related services, which are not hosted on Fastly CDN servers, seemed to be working fine.CDN servers act as proxy servers and cache some data as close to the user's location as possible to improve theВ performance, delivery, and availabilityВ of Internet services across geographies.

Most users were treated to an Error 503 service unavailableВ message. Globally, CNN, HBO Max, Hulu, and the New York Times also seem to be part of the Fastly outage. Complaints are also piling up for Stack Overflow, Shopify, PayPal, and Vimeo among others. The first reports of 'intermittent domain not found errors', as per the Fastly site, started at 7:48pm UTC Monday (1:18am IST Tuesday).ДЄs per DownDetector, users in India are also facingВ trouble accessing Google services, including Search and Drive. 'We're currently investigating potential impact to performance with our CDN services,' says a notice on its websites, which does not elaborate on the cause of the service disruption. Quora, GitHub, and Spotify are among the other websites that have been affected by the global outage.ДЇastly at 9:58am UTC (3:28pm IST) said that it is investigating an issue with its CDN servers. Over 1,000 Reddit and over 600 Twitch users have complained so far on DownDetector that the websites were not loading for them. Fastly has also confirmed that its services are down and has said that it is investigating the issue. The issue seems to have been caused by an outage at Fastly, a US-based cloud computing service provider that powers a content delivery network (CDN) used by Amazon and other websites. Reddit, Amazon, Twitch, Twitter,В and several other websites and apps are part of a mass outageВ with user complaints from India and other countries spiking for each on DownDetector.

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