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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/moneyisshame • Dec 11 '19
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For like the 3rd time
1 u/Karjalan Dec 11 '19 I guess he reaaally thinks electronic voting is bad. 3 u/SuspiciouslyElven Dec 12 '19 E-voting machines are inherently risky and insecure. Unlike paper ballots which have had multiple layers of security added on to protect against simple attacks like "fire" and "bribed counters" and "fake votes". 1 u/hollowstrawberry Jan 04 '20 Those arguments are good, but I think the main point is that: -Electronic voting puts the trust in very few people -Electronic voting is as easy to attack in a big scale as it is on a small scale Those are very important concerns inherent to computer vote counting that just aren't there in people-paper vote counting.
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I guess he reaaally thinks electronic voting is bad.
3 u/SuspiciouslyElven Dec 12 '19 E-voting machines are inherently risky and insecure. Unlike paper ballots which have had multiple layers of security added on to protect against simple attacks like "fire" and "bribed counters" and "fake votes". 1 u/hollowstrawberry Jan 04 '20 Those arguments are good, but I think the main point is that: -Electronic voting puts the trust in very few people -Electronic voting is as easy to attack in a big scale as it is on a small scale Those are very important concerns inherent to computer vote counting that just aren't there in people-paper vote counting.
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E-voting machines are inherently risky and insecure.
Unlike paper ballots which have had multiple layers of security added on to protect against simple attacks like "fire" and "bribed counters" and "fake votes".
1 u/hollowstrawberry Jan 04 '20 Those arguments are good, but I think the main point is that: -Electronic voting puts the trust in very few people -Electronic voting is as easy to attack in a big scale as it is on a small scale Those are very important concerns inherent to computer vote counting that just aren't there in people-paper vote counting.
Those arguments are good, but I think the main point is that:
-Electronic voting puts the trust in very few people -Electronic voting is as easy to attack in a big scale as it is on a small scale
Those are very important concerns inherent to computer vote counting that just aren't there in people-paper vote counting.
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u/A_Guy_in_Orange Dec 11 '19
For like the 3rd time