Ooh! An Apple in the left hand corner, where Goddess intended it to be. Could this be the return of the Apple Menu??? Could it be????
It would be nice if they had the control strip back, and the trashcan where it's supposed to be, and drives on the desktop, but I suppose I'm asking too much.
I once had a.SIG line back in 1997, when Apple looked like it really was doomed: "I love my Mac but I fear Apple stupidity."
I fear that Apple is going down that same road again. OS X's window manager, Aqua, is just different enough from the classic MacOS interface to trip up people who DON'T have an xNIX background. The Cube should have been a bargain-basement model...an iMac that can use inexpensive SVGA monitors instead of having a built-in (and crappy!) monitor. Instead, it's an useless high-end model...completely outclassed by the G4 dual-processor minitower.
Apple needs to introduce some REALLY INSANELY GREAT STUFF at MacWorld in a week, or they are indeed cruising for a bruising.
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I've got an IBM Thinkpad 365X, 40MB RAM, 4.3GB HD. All the data on the laptop Linux sites are for the XD, not the X model. Difference? No built-in CD-ROM. I currently use a PCMCIA CD-ROM.
Is there any hope in getting at least a Linux/Doze dual boot going on this machine?
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Buy one of these new drives and then after a month or so return it as defective. When you return it tell the person either at the store or the manufacturer that the drive is defetive (sic) and you can not copy to the drive. Keep doing this, month after month, and eventually the cost to the manufacturer of all these returns will become large enough for them to be forced to rethink their position.
This is exactly what happened when GEMA, the German answer to the RIAA, experimented with a copy control protocol called "Cactus" on some audio CDs. A person would take a CD home, and their machine wouldn't play it, then they would bring it back to the record store as "defective." Eventually GEMA backed down and the CDs were reissued without "Cactus" copy control.
Also think back to the time when key disking and other copy control measures were used with computer software. Programs like Copy II PC and Copy II Mac were big, big sellers back then.
Backing up your HD is a RIGHT even under the DMCA. In fact the DMCA specifically states that people have the right to make a backup copy of anything they own.
This will go down like DIVX:-( . How long did it take the market to kill DIVX:-( ? One year? Two? Don't worry folks. This is bad but not the end of the world.
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Screw the hardsuit, I want a MECHA, dammit!!!! I've been a good grrl all year...Santa-chan, give me a MECHA!!!! Doesn't have to be Eva-big, just big enough to smash a few cars.
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The airship was a technology that was ahead of its time. Its downfall had a lot to do with the materials the German government had to work with: Hydrogen instead of Helium, flammable Aluminum rather than modern graphite composite materials, doped canvas instead of modern skinning materials, etc. etc. etc.
If one took advantage of modern materials, computer controls and modern engines, the airship could become a very usable means of transport. And with photovoltaics covering the ship's skin and electric/fuel hybrid engines, you would have an ecologically sound means of transport too. Sure, it's not going to break the sound barrier, but what about airships for pleasure cruising? I could see hybrid powered airships and ecotourism going hand in hand. Cruises between the Bay Area and the Baja Peninsula? Sounds good to me! Sign me up!
Admittedly, lighter-than-air craft have to be replaced a lot because empty, moored craft are less than stable in very adverse weather. I think Goodyear lost a blimp recently in a storm. But using modern composite materials you'd probably be able to salvage enough of the important stuff to rebuild, if not survive a storm, on the ground.
I hear that Zeppelin, AG is back in business, with plans very similar to what I'm talking about. Maybe not solar/hybrid-powered airships, but airships built with modern materials and efficient, computer-controlled gas engines.
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I followed this URL and crashed my computer. This URL is a MOUSETRAPPER that throws up random Javascript error boxen and about 20 browser windows, which on Netscape (dunno about IE) are SEPARATE INSTANCES OF THE BROWSER, not merely WINDOWS. I had to force Netscape to quit but SOME OTHER MEMORY PROCESS was dragging my Mac G3 down and making my mouse pointer jump around as if a lot of CPU power was being used by this UNKNOWN PROCESS. I suspect this might be far more dangerous on a PC running Windoze...there might be a virus dropper running there too.
Damn right, post as a fsckn Anonymous Coward. I'm going to track your ass down and get your site shut down, lousy fscker! Goatse.cx is gross but this is MALICIOUS.
Note to self: do not click on URLs at Slashdot unless I know where the fsck they are going to.
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My Mac Blue-and-white G3 has both Firewire and DVD. It was a depredated model when I got it in August 1999. The MPAA are scoundrels, yes, but coming up with spurious conspiracy theories doesn't help those of us who are trying to make people aware of MPAA malfeasance.
If you get an iMac DV, you get both DVD and Firewire in the same box. And the iMac DV is a mass-market machine.
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...and given that the people making this film also did the miniseries for 'The Stand'...
Aha! That's it! This miniseries is going to suck as badly as "The Stand" did.
"The Stand" miniseries completely misconstrued a lot of aspects of the book. The Boulder Free Zone in the book had the flavor of a hippy commune, the one in the miniseries seemed like a commercial for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Las Vegas stronghold of Randall Flagg in the book was a place that had a suffocating sense of conformity and grimness, sort of a Nazi Germany feel, not a Hell's Angels debauch. The take-home message of the book "The Stand" was that not even the Apocalypse could stop the power of human free will. The miniseries just turned it into another imagining of what the Book of Revelation would be like as future history and not as a metaphor for the Christian Church going through the persecutions of the reign of Nero Augustus Caesar. (if you transliterate Nero's full Imperial name into Greek and count the letters as numbers you get 666!)
Get ready for another botch, folks. I stand by my thoughts on the matter even more strongly knowing the people responsible for the "Dune" miniseries are the same ones responsible for "The Stand" miniseries.
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In 1984 when the DeLaurentiis "Dune" came out, I was hoping that the artistry of David Lynch would win out over the crass commercialism of the DeLaurentiis ("when my monkey die, everybody cry!") family. Nope. No such luck.
This series looks pretty damn bad too.
My dream would be for "Dune" to be remade a third time, only as an animated series. My choice to do the work? Gainax, who brought us "Neon Genesis Evangelion" and "Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honneamise."
Those guys are definitely up to the task. One of the great strengths of Gainax is the way they create an entire parallel world. In "Honneamise" their attention to detail was mindblowing...the Honneamisians' (?) world was created from whole cloth, from the utensils they use to eat to their very different looking vehicles to the clothes they wear and the religions some follow.
In "Evangelion" you had an amazing apocalyptic story which united such diverse influences as the Qabalah, HP Lovecraft's Elder Gods, and the Mecha/Giant Robot strain of Japanese Animation and Manga. Lots of speculation about where the course of human evolution was taking us, very complex characters. The TV series sprawled over 26 episodes and 12 hours. The rest of the story took a couple of movies to finish. That's the kind of time it would take to really do the Dune saga justice.
All the weaknesses of attempts at "Dune" in the past would be neatly swept away. Want really convincing Sandworms? Animate them! Want Fremen who really look like their eyes are glazed over with a thin blue film? Animate them!
You really *can't* do "Dune" justice in live action. Too bad that people in the US still think that animation is for kiddies. *sigh*
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The parallels run a lot deeper than you might think.
In Episode 1 of Star Wars, Anakin Skywalker is bandied about as being "the one who will bring balance to The Force." Paul Atreides is the object of much speculation amongst the Bene Gesserit of being the "Kwisatz Haderach"...the Shortening of the Way, the only male capable of being a Bene Gesserit.
Luke's sister is Leia. Paul's sister is Alia. Not too different...almost anagrammatic of one another.
Both the Bene Gesserit and the Jedi Knights have a distinct martial arts style that uses not only speed, strength and agility but psionic power.
The crucial events of Episodes 1 and 4 take place on Tatooine, a desert planet. The flashpoint of the Dune novels is Arrakis, a desert planet.
It was obvious to me from the release of Star Wars (aka Episode 4, "The New Hope") in 1977 that George Lucas really wanted to make a Dune movie. It is ironic that when people now revisit Dune that Star Wars is the reference point they use to speak of it. It was that way in '84 with the David Lynch movie, it's that way now.
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This is a black eye for Linux. Shame on Commander Taco for thinking this is funny. Because it isn't. I hope they find zl4xym432@yahoo.com and fsckn' give him the Mitnick treatment.
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No, Anime is simply the way Japanese refer to animation in general...it's how the English word animation is rendered in Katakana.
Disney movies, when they come to Japan, are called Anime. They don't like them much, but they are called Anime anyway.
BTW you haven't lived until you've seen Bannou Bunka Neko Musume Nuku Nuku TV. I've only seen two episodes of this, fansubbed, and it's incredibly funny...the Police Squad! of Anime. It tears apart all the cliches of the Manga/Anime medium with aplomb. The June Foray of Japan, Megumi Hayashibara, does the voice of Nuku Nuku, a humanoid robot with the digitally augmented brain of a cat. (long story, don't ask) 14 episodes were done for TV Tokyo, the same network that aired Neon Genesis Evangelion,
another recommended series.
The Nuku Nuku Original Animated Video series was released on tape by ADVision. I don't know if ADV has the rights to the TV series but the OAV was definitely NOT as much fun as the two episodes of the TV series.
Would some clueful soul with money get the rights to this show? The fansub was good, a very clever dub could be done by good comedy writers, and this could be a cult classic.
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Unless IBM is willing to invest more in the PowerPC architecture, the Mac on PPC is probably doomed.
Ever heard of Power4? IBM is totally committed to extending the PowerPC architecture, and for that matter some of its wickedest supercomputers use clusters of PowerPCs. IBM has had a 1GHz G4 for about 6 months now...thing is Apple doesn't want to know about it because it lacks Altivec/Velocity Engine.
Considering just how badly Mot is fscking up G4, Apple would do well to consider going back to IBM for some of their faster but VE-less G4 chips. Makes more sense than going the x86 route.
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Note that in many of these cases, one big argument which always favored the newer chip design was greater upgradeability. 486-100 vs. P60: about the same, but you can upgrade the Pentium to a faster Pentium later.
Bzzzzt! Thanks for playing. The P60/65 was an evolutionary cul-de-sac. Different socket than Socket 5/7, often with 486-grade parts, fdiv bug, in short, a total disaster.
The AMD K5-133 handily kicked the P60's ass.
It took the Socket 5 P75 to establish the Pentium platform...you can endlessly upgrade a board from that generation on.
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Crucial has got crazy prices now on RAM. $88 for an 128MB 100MHz ECC DIMM. Get as much RAM as you can cram NOW...no telling how long this deal will last.
And I bought one a couple of weeks ago for $119...*sigh*.
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Thing is, most legit providers of skin sites WANT something like this.
Most people who are in this business DON'T want Junior looking at their site. Adult Check didn't become the huge and profitable business because the guh'mint wanted a way to check people to make sure they were over 18 before going onto a pr0n website...Adult Check started before the CDA became an issue.
How do I know about this? I'm a web producer who lives in the San Fernando Valley, CA, where a huge part of the pr0n biz exists. I've also done a few months work for a pr0n company doing search engine submissions.
There was *nothing* that frustrated my former employer more than whitehouse.com and the other pr0n sites masquerading as something other than what they were. Also "mousetrapped" sites were beginning to spring up too, which was an irritant to this guy.
ICANN should rethink their veto of the.XXX domain, or someone should re-submit it or.SEX next time they ask for gTLD submissions. It's weird that both the more legitimate side of the pr0n industry and Sen. Lieberman would be on the same page, but amazingly enough, they are.
And besides, what would work better? goatse.cx or goat.sex?;-)
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I voted via touchscreen...
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Heya all...
I actually participated in the LA County experiment with touchscreen voting. The system I tried is actually the same system that San Bernadino County is using.
When I wrote up this article, I was unaware that the machine does not submit its results via the Internet or some sort of VPN, but each machine is taken back to the Registrar-Recorder and manually read out. So the security issues I raised in the original article may not actually be valid.
The thing that I must stress about the new touchscreen system is this:
It is unambiguous. The choices are clear.
It is simple...a child could do it.
It easily adapts to the visually handicapped/learning disabled and to those not fluent in English. There is an audio headset for the visually handicapped, and the machine has versions of the ballot stored for some 10 languages other than English.
If this touchscreen system existed in Palm Beach County, FL, you wouldn't see the kind of confusion that was rife there.
The punchcard ballot is what we have in Los Angeles County currently. It's archaic. It's time to bid it farewell, as it is time to say bye-bye to the Electoral College.
The touchscreen system I used at the test station in Van Nuys could be a great way to prevent debacles like in Florida from happening again.
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It would be nice if they had the control strip back, and the trashcan where it's supposed to be, and drives on the desktop, but I suppose I'm asking too much.
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I fear that Apple is going down that same road again. OS X's window manager, Aqua, is just different enough from the classic MacOS interface to trip up people who DON'T have an xNIX background. The Cube should have been a bargain-basement model...an iMac that can use inexpensive SVGA monitors instead of having a built-in (and crappy!) monitor. Instead, it's an useless high-end model...completely outclassed by the G4 dual-processor minitower.
Apple needs to introduce some REALLY INSANELY GREAT STUFF at MacWorld in a week, or they are indeed cruising for a bruising.
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They barely put Billy Barty into the ground, and already his coffin is spinning.
Damn, where's Warwick Davis when you need him? ;-)
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Is there any hope in getting at least a Linux/Doze dual boot going on this machine?
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This is exactly what happened when GEMA, the German answer to the RIAA, experimented with a copy control protocol called "Cactus" on some audio CDs. A person would take a CD home, and their machine wouldn't play it, then they would bring it back to the record store as "defective." Eventually GEMA backed down and the CDs were reissued without "Cactus" copy control.
Also think back to the time when key disking and other copy control measures were used with computer software. Programs like Copy II PC and Copy II Mac were big, big sellers back then.
Backing up your HD is a RIGHT even under the DMCA. In fact the DMCA specifically states that people have the right to make a backup copy of anything they own.
This will go down like DIVX:-( . How long did it take the market to kill DIVX:-( ? One year? Two? Don't worry folks. This is bad but not the end of the world.
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The airship was a technology that was ahead of its time. Its downfall had a lot to do with the materials the German government had to work with: Hydrogen instead of Helium, flammable Aluminum rather than modern graphite composite materials, doped canvas instead of modern skinning materials, etc. etc. etc.
If one took advantage of modern materials, computer controls and modern engines, the airship could become a very usable means of transport. And with photovoltaics covering the ship's skin and electric/fuel hybrid engines, you would have an ecologically sound means of transport too. Sure, it's not going to break the sound barrier, but what about airships for pleasure cruising? I could see hybrid powered airships and ecotourism going hand in hand. Cruises between the Bay Area and the Baja Peninsula? Sounds good to me! Sign me up!
Admittedly, lighter-than-air craft have to be replaced a lot because empty, moored craft are less than stable in very adverse weather. I think Goodyear lost a blimp recently in a storm. But using modern composite materials you'd probably be able to salvage enough of the important stuff to rebuild, if not survive a storm, on the ground.
I hear that Zeppelin, AG is back in business, with plans very similar to what I'm talking about. Maybe not solar/hybrid-powered airships, but airships built with modern materials and efficient, computer-controlled gas engines.
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Damn right, post as a fsckn Anonymous Coward. I'm going to track your ass down and get your site shut down, lousy fscker! Goatse.cx is gross but this is MALICIOUS.
Note to self: do not click on URLs at Slashdot unless I know where the fsck they are going to.
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If you get an iMac DV, you get both DVD and Firewire in the same box. And the iMac DV is a mass-market machine.
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Aha! That's it! This miniseries is going to suck as badly as "The Stand" did.
"The Stand" miniseries completely misconstrued a lot of aspects of the book. The Boulder Free Zone in the book had the flavor of a hippy commune, the one in the miniseries seemed like a commercial for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Las Vegas stronghold of Randall Flagg in the book was a place that had a suffocating sense of conformity and grimness, sort of a Nazi Germany feel, not a Hell's Angels debauch. The take-home message of the book "The Stand" was that not even the Apocalypse could stop the power of human free will. The miniseries just turned it into another imagining of what the Book of Revelation would be like as future history and not as a metaphor for the Christian Church going through the persecutions of the reign of Nero Augustus Caesar. (if you transliterate Nero's full Imperial name into Greek and count the letters as numbers you get 666!)
Get ready for another botch, folks. I stand by my thoughts on the matter even more strongly knowing the people responsible for the "Dune" miniseries are the same ones responsible for "The Stand" miniseries.
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This series looks pretty damn bad too.
My dream would be for "Dune" to be remade a third time, only as an animated series. My choice to do the work? Gainax, who brought us "Neon Genesis Evangelion" and "Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honneamise."
Those guys are definitely up to the task. One of the great strengths of Gainax is the way they create an entire parallel world. In "Honneamise" their attention to detail was mindblowing...the Honneamisians' (?) world was created from whole cloth, from the utensils they use to eat to their very different looking vehicles to the clothes they wear and the religions some follow.
In "Evangelion" you had an amazing apocalyptic story which united such diverse influences as the Qabalah, HP Lovecraft's Elder Gods, and the Mecha/Giant Robot strain of Japanese Animation and Manga. Lots of speculation about where the course of human evolution was taking us, very complex characters. The TV series sprawled over 26 episodes and 12 hours. The rest of the story took a couple of movies to finish. That's the kind of time it would take to really do the Dune saga justice.
All the weaknesses of attempts at "Dune" in the past would be neatly swept away. Want really convincing Sandworms? Animate them! Want Fremen who really look like their eyes are glazed over with a thin blue film? Animate them!
You really *can't* do "Dune" justice in live action. Too bad that people in the US still think that animation is for kiddies. *sigh*
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In Episode 1 of Star Wars, Anakin Skywalker is bandied about as being "the one who will bring balance to The Force." Paul Atreides is the object of much speculation amongst the Bene Gesserit of being the "Kwisatz Haderach"...the Shortening of the Way, the only male capable of being a Bene Gesserit.
Luke's sister is Leia. Paul's sister is Alia. Not too different...almost anagrammatic of one another.
Both the Bene Gesserit and the Jedi Knights have a distinct martial arts style that uses not only speed, strength and agility but psionic power.
The crucial events of Episodes 1 and 4 take place on Tatooine, a desert planet. The flashpoint of the Dune novels is Arrakis, a desert planet.
It was obvious to me from the release of Star Wars (aka Episode 4, "The New Hope") in 1977 that George Lucas really wanted to make a Dune movie. It is ironic that when people now revisit Dune that Star Wars is the reference point they use to speak of it. It was that way in '84 with the David Lynch movie, it's that way now.
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This is a black eye for Linux. Shame on Commander Taco for thinking this is funny. Because it isn't. I hope they find zl4xym432@yahoo.com and fsckn' give him the Mitnick treatment.
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No, Anime is simply the way Japanese refer to animation in general...it's how the English word animation is rendered in Katakana.
Disney movies, when they come to Japan, are called Anime. They don't like them much, but they are called Anime anyway.
BTW you haven't lived until you've seen Bannou Bunka Neko Musume Nuku Nuku TV. I've only seen two episodes of this, fansubbed, and it's incredibly funny...the Police Squad! of Anime. It tears apart all the cliches of the Manga/Anime medium with aplomb. The June Foray of Japan, Megumi Hayashibara, does the voice of Nuku Nuku, a humanoid robot with the digitally augmented brain of a cat. (long story, don't ask) 14 episodes were done for TV Tokyo, the same network that aired Neon Genesis Evangelion, another recommended series.
The Nuku Nuku Original Animated Video series was released on tape by ADVision. I don't know if ADV has the rights to the TV series but the OAV was definitely NOT as much fun as the two episodes of the TV series.
Would some clueful soul with money get the rights to this show? The fansub was good, a very clever dub could be done by good comedy writers, and this could be a cult classic.
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"Oww! Those paintball thingies HURT!"
-- Kevin Thompson and several others, "The Daria Hunter"
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Ever heard of Power4? IBM is totally committed to extending the PowerPC architecture, and for that matter some of its wickedest supercomputers use clusters of PowerPCs. IBM has had a 1GHz G4 for about 6 months now...thing is Apple doesn't want to know about it because it lacks Altivec/Velocity Engine.
Considering just how badly Mot is fscking up G4, Apple would do well to consider going back to IBM for some of their faster but VE-less G4 chips. Makes more sense than going the x86 route.
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Bzzzzt! Thanks for playing. The P60/65 was an evolutionary cul-de-sac. Different socket than Socket 5/7, often with 486-grade parts, fdiv bug, in short, a total disaster.
The AMD K5-133 handily kicked the P60's ass.
It took the Socket 5 P75 to establish the Pentium platform...you can endlessly upgrade a board from that generation on.
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And I bought one a couple of weeks ago for $119...*sigh*.
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Most people who are in this business DON'T want Junior looking at their site. Adult Check didn't become the huge and profitable business because the guh'mint wanted a way to check people to make sure they were over 18 before going onto a pr0n website...Adult Check started before the CDA became an issue.
How do I know about this? I'm a web producer who lives in the San Fernando Valley, CA, where a huge part of the pr0n biz exists. I've also done a few months work for a pr0n company doing search engine submissions.
There was *nothing* that frustrated my former employer more than whitehouse.com and the other pr0n sites masquerading as something other than what they were. Also "mousetrapped" sites were beginning to spring up too, which was an irritant to this guy.
ICANN should rethink their veto of the .XXX domain, or someone should re-submit it or .SEX next time they ask for gTLD submissions. It's weird that both the more legitimate side of the pr0n industry and Sen. Lieberman would be on the same page, but amazingly enough, they are.
And besides, what would work better? goatse.cx or goat.sex? ;-)
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I actually participated in the LA County experiment with touchscreen voting. The system I tried is actually the same system that San Bernadino County is using.
When I wrote up this article, I was unaware that the machine does not submit its results via the Internet or some sort of VPN, but each machine is taken back to the Registrar-Recorder and manually read out. So the security issues I raised in the original article may not actually be valid.
The thing that I must stress about the new touchscreen system is this:
If this touchscreen system existed in Palm Beach County, FL, you wouldn't see the kind of confusion that was rife there.
The punchcard ballot is what we have in Los Angeles County currently. It's archaic. It's time to bid it farewell, as it is time to say bye-bye to the Electoral College.
The touchscreen system I used at the test station in Van Nuys could be a great way to prevent debacles like in Florida from happening again.
Again, the link is http://www.msgeek.org/html/article .ph p?sid=15
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Unfortunately Steve Jobs is a bit of a stick-boy, and would prolly be dead meat in a deathmatch like that.
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