Comes the 'science' about hacking the next (and last) elections.
According to researchers from the Argonne National Laboratory, those e-votes are easy to hack with $26 worth of extra parts.
They say anyone with a 8th grade science education (not sure if it's a modern or old school 8th grade)can remotely control the voting results. they say the best way to stop it is to improve the locking devices.
Of course the completely missed the point of the people programming and providing security for the machines in the first place are communist UNION thugs who would do anything to socialize America.
So thank you again AlBore for continuing to fuck up our election results.
I actually am not so worried about this. You need to physically tamper with each bit of hardware. Sure, this is possible, but you have tens of thousands of devices in hundreds (thousands?) of separate physical locations.
ReplyDeleteThe idea that you could keep a conspiracy to subvert even a minimal number of these machines is low. At least in my opinion.
Indeed.
ReplyDeletecompletely missed the point of the people programming and providing security for the machines in the first place are communist UNION thugs who would do anything to socialize America.
Borepatch-
ReplyDeleteHow hard would it be to program the machine to turn every second or third Republican vote into a dem vote?
I'm not a nerd, but I don't think it would be hard at all when you're setting it up for the election.
Just each union member slip in the thumb dive you picked up at the union hall last night and 'poof' you just stole an election.