These fine citizens are the makers of voting machines. Yesterday I posted an article about the Wikipedia Scanner, which mentioned them. Amazingly, this morning they show up in my visitor log. For the real story of these guys, view "Hacking Democracy" at this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVlZTWH7u8w, then you decide what to think of them. I wonder if it's also a coincidence that right after they showed up, the US Department of Justice did, too, and stayed for an hour and 21 minutes. I'm glad we have such fine, upstanding, vigilant public servants...
These fine citizens are the makers of voting machines. Yesterday I posted an article about the Wikipedia Scanner, which mentioned them. Amazingly, this morning they show up in my visitor log. For the real story of these guys, view "Hacking Democracy" at this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVlZTWH7u8w, then you decide what to think of them. I wonder if it's also a coincidence that right after they showed up, the US Department of Justice did, too, and stayed for an hour and 21 minutes. I'm glad we have such fine, upstanding, vigilant public servants...
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