For every $1 given to each of the 1000 test subjects, income dropped by $0.12 cents on average. That means that the overall drop in pay was $12 per month, or less than 2 hours per month, at minimum wage.
Now, let's extrapolate more info from this:
Prior to receiving $1000 per month, the average income was $30,000 per annum , which is ~$14.42 an hour. This means that the average number of hours worked dropped less than an hour a month.
The reporting you are sharing is amazingly biased, with sensationalistic headlines determined to skew views against UBI.
There aren't any backbone outages right now that are being discussed. Many servers that run MANY services are on Windows, using Crowdstrike. Flights, banks, entertainment (some Netflix, for example).
The overall result: it looks like a backbone outage, but isn't.
Microsoft, Azure, and Crowdstrike have all stated the root cause at this point. Furthermore, this tells me most of the Falcon sensor installs are done bad, as we also use Crowdstrke and have ours set to "latest version - 1" to ensure this exact thing doesn't happen.
Article has been updated with the root cause - Crowdstrike. The reason is simple: Azure has tons of Windows systems that are protected with CrowdStrike Falcon. Crowdstrke released a bad version that is causing boot loops on Windows computers, including Windows VM servers.
People who would sit at home and not vote may be more likely to vote. I hope every able person votes, but this may turn the tide if the other side doesn't turn out in full force.
Not "butt hurt" - I volunteered for a job, and I do it. You broke rules. Rule 1 - "be civil" - you personally attacked another member of the community.
I think he's mad that he had comments removed.