People are already comfortable using ATM because of its simplicity. Distribute an ATM card for every registered voters and will expire after voting. No need to install PCs, and votes will be legally counted if votes were made inside that state. No need to validate IP addresses.
What's the use of web, ftp and samba server when you only have 43 MB hard disk?
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I've been using linux since 1996 and am happy with it. Never tried any BSD but I'd like to. What are the differences between linux and BSD? Is BSD worth a try?
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No. I was thinking of using ATM's infrastructure but not connected to bank's financial systems. Let's say a dedicated machine for voting only.
People are already comfortable using ATM because of its simplicity. Distribute an ATM card for every registered voters and will expire after voting. No need to install PCs, and votes will be legally counted if votes were made inside that state. No need to validate IP addresses.
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What's the use of web, ftp and samba server when you only have 43 MB hard disk?
I've been using linux since 1996 and am happy with it. Never tried any BSD but I'd like to. What are the differences between linux and BSD? Is BSD worth a try?
Now this one is quite good.