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Sequoia To Publish Source Code For Voting Machines

cecille writes "Voting machine maker Sequoia announced on Tuesday that they plan to release the source code for their new optical-scan voting machine. The source code will be released in November for public review. The company claims the announcement is unrelated to the recent release of the source code for a prototype voting machine by the Open Source Digital Voting Foundation. According to a VP quoted in the press release, 'Security through obfuscation and secrecy is not security.'"

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  1. Unit Tests? by Nocuous · · Score: 5, Funny

    Unit tests are worthless, given that they are done by developers.

    I'll take unit tests as a show of interest by the developers that they did, kind of, sorta want to deliver a usable product. What I really want is the regression tests, certified by the fugly, old, chain-smoking harridan who runs QA and haunts the dreams of the developers.

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    Don't take it personally, but I'm not going to read your pithy response to my post.