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This morning’s events (see previous post) came at a very weird time: 15 minutes before the planned coordinated launch of some interesting research I took part in. Not that I cared even the slightest bit his morning, but the timing actually could not have been much more awkward. I had worked through the night to Click here for more… It’s been all over the net: we hacked our voting machine. The precise machine that 90% of The Netherlands votes on has been hacked. If you read our report and documentation, you’ll see we didn’t just scratch the surface, but we dug in deep and we feel we proved beyond any doubt that this machine Click here for more… We finally translated some of our voting computer campaign information in English. Sorry it took so long. Link (Please subscribe to our newsletter) Talking to people over here in New York about electronic voting I couldn’t help but notice how partisan the issue has become. I sense that most people that voted republican and that know about these issues want to close their eyes because they, at least somewhere deep inside, accept the possibility that their party came Click here for more… Or so it seems. Pictured above is the stack of papers we got from the city of Amsterdam in response to our freedom of information request. The law is callled “Wob” here, and I can only recommend its use: wobbing is fun once you get the hang of it. This page shows you what we Click here for more… Well, now is as good a moment as any to tell you all what I’ve been working on for the past month. I’ve taken a trip deep into the stinking bowels of a bad idea which in English is commonly called “Black Box voting” by those that oppose it. Black box voting is a form Click here for more… |
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