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    1. Effective_Reach_9289 on

      SS: Computer programmer in courtroom testifies to have designed a code to rig elections. The only way the fraud could be detected was by viewing the source code or by counting the paper ballots against the vote total that the machines put out. Politicians will do anything to stay in power, even if that means acting against election integrity, a hallmark of the American republic.

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    2. Well yeah, I’m surprised people still even vote these days. The illusion of choice. 

    3. CaliforniaNewfie on

      I worked in high tech / Silicon Valley for 5 years. This was back in the late 1990s. I will never forget one night at a corporate event in Las Vegas, two computer programmers whom I had become friends with warning me to NEVER use electronic slot machines. They talked about “backdoor programming,” how one set of odds are presented / accessed by the Las Vegas gaming commission, but in reality the machines are programmed to pay out way less.

      Then the conversation took a turn: “And don’t even get us started on voting machines…” The other guy abruptly halted the conversation and quipped: “we’ve already said too much.” It was late at night, after several drinks. That moment has always stayed with me, 25 years later.

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