These machined aren't banned for being hard to verify, but for emitting signals that makes it easy to see what vote is being cast, thus compromising the constitutional right to an anonymous vote. This group has demonstrated this to work.
Actually, I never quite got this. To me "There's no place like 127.0.0.1" translates to "There's no place like localhost". How is that funny? Now if I wanted to say "There's no place like home" wouldn't that be "There's no place like ~" ????
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These machined aren't banned for being hard to verify, but for emitting signals that makes it easy to see what vote is being cast, thus compromising the constitutional right to an anonymous vote. This group has demonstrated this to work.
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Actually, I never quite got this. To me "There's no place like 127.0.0.1" translates to "There's no place like localhost". How is that funny? Now if I wanted to say "There's no place like home" wouldn't that be "There's no place like ~" ????