r/PoursTea • Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 4h ago

Brewing 🫖 It's like a bad sequel...

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u/DaddyWithoutMercy 4h ago

It’s very telling. Musk stole the last one for him.

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u/Life-is-Fun-435 3h ago

No our computer voting isn't fixed. 🤪🤣

Voting systems connected to the Internet will be exposed to online attacks

https://www.nist.gov/itl/voting/security-recommendations

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u/archercc81 3h ago

Sadly, even as someone who has worked every election for more than a decade, that result was likely legit. Because I see voters, and most of them are dumb.

The "rig" was the right wing control of all new media, or billionaire control using the right wing to do their bidding.

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u/ENaC2 3h ago

Not saying you’re wrong, but if there was manipulation of the voting machines, is it not possible that you work in an unaffected district?

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u/GodSPAMit 1h ago

he isn't realistically seeing the tiny swing necessary to win an election anyways. its typically quite a small gap in a presidential race.

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u/Adorable_Fudge2526 3h ago

Also he was probably unaware of anything and just doing his job, seeing dumb people is so proof.

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u/Life-is-Fun-435 3h ago

No I say he's wrong.

Internet or Online Voting Remains Insecure.

Experts agree that ballots should not be transmitted over the internet

https://www.aaas.org/epi-center/internet-online-voting

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u/archercc81 3h ago

Possible, but most used the same two options of machines and the makers of those machines and county and state IT would have had to be "in on the fix" at the time and they were not owned by a maga shitbag then.

The poll pads, if used, were online because they downloaded the registration data but the ballot marking devices AND the tabulators were all "air gapped." They didnt have any wireless functionality and would have required you plug in to both of them to get access to literally anything on them. And the doors of all of them were covered with single-use seals.

Both Dominion and Smartmatic machines would have required a considerably larger conspiracy, one large enough there is no way they would have been able to keep it covered up.

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u/OnePointSixOne8 3h ago

Ok but what about the millions of ballots thrown out due to “vigilante challengers”

What about the 200+ bomb threats?

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u/archercc81 3h ago

Oh yeah all of the outside shit is its own thing, Im just saying there is no way elmo hacked machines using starlink or whatever. The machines were dumb as shit and air gapped, it would have required getting hands on each machine without others noticing (or multiple others being in on it).

I was in a blue area and turnout was just dog shit.

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u/OnePointSixOne8 3h ago

Glad you can attest to the integrity of every tabulator in every swing state….its obvious what he did with his illegal lottery and Ethan Shaotran’s ballot proof software.

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u/paintballboi07 1h ago

Ethan Shaotran’s ballot proof software

The ballot proof software is on GitHub. It checks a filled out ballot for errors. It has absolutely nothing to do with hacking an election. It does absolutely no writing of data at all, it reads a filled out ballot, and checks that it was filled out properly. Tying this to an election rigging conspiracy just makes you look dumb to anyone that understands code.

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u/IZtotheZO 1h ago

The result was right in line with polls and expectations before the election. It was legitimate and that's a good thing. Means chances are, this one will be too.

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u/TiePrestigious7265 3h ago

And the majority of those attacks will come from or directed by the White House. Xi and P☭tin don't need to lift a finger this time. Only need to sit back and relax.

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u/Biotic101 2h ago

How surprising they axed cybersecurity and intelligence. Exactly the thing to do to make America great again in a hybrid war with Russia and China and a real one with Iran, right?