Note the "in general" part (paying them to vote in the way they want to)
flashgnash
Nothing wrong with swearing in general, but you're using it in a needlessly hostile way
My point is that the arch community in general is very hostile to new and non technical users, I don't think many would disagree
Also, why still use a windows PC? Unless you play valorant, Fortnite etc proton is 99% there imo, haven't had a windows machine in a year or so and I very rarely have any issues
Having read up on the article about musk doing this, he's not restricting it to people who are going to vote for a specific party which is the thing I take issue with.
Nothing wrong with paying people to vote in general, paying people only if they are going to vote the way you want them to sucks
I can't actually find the tweet you're talking about but I'm assuming he's deleted it or something
From what people are saying it sounds like he was just paying non voters to vote at all, not restricting it to only people who shared his political beliefs
I'd applaud it if that was what CAH were doing but they're specifically whitelisting people they agree with to be able to get the money, IE paying people to agree with them
I have two Linux machines with Microsoft edge and teams installed so that's how that's going
That's fair enough if it's to raise awareness about the fact this is legal, doesn't seem like that's the main focus though
Do they actually need the help? Personally I'd just leave them be and be available if they need support for whatever reason
Not ready yet. There are a few dev kits but nothing realistically usable as a daily driver yet from what I've gathered
You make a compelling argument why not to use arch in calling windows users dumbfucks and swearing every 3 words in your reply lol
Perfect! Now I can deploy it to my kubernetes cluster and make it scalable!
Cah literally say in their FAQ that this is only offered to "the bluest voters" and imply (whether it's true or not I don't know) that they have information about who's voted what and when to verify that