About four or five years ago, brazilian elections became all electronical. Every single village and cities could use this new way to vote.
Voting is simple: you just need to type in the candate's code; he's (or she's) photo appears on screen and you just need to confirm.
This idea is pretty cool as the results appears very fast to the public. However, the system used here isn't GPL'd, so we can't know if it's computing votes to another candidate than the one you voted.
It features nice things, including PopupCaptor: this little stuff can block only the popups you choose (when they appear, you can just hit F8 and tell bye bye to the popup).
I wonder if Galeon/Konqueror/Skipstone and other browsers did this too (as I'm not a Win32 user).
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What about Q-Bert? :)
/bin/file is your friend. use it and check if its an executable. then run.
Sony is talking to sell this dog to everyone in China, not US.
Hope that they don't close the source like TuxRacer :)
Voting is simple: you just need to type in the candate's code; he's (or she's) photo appears on screen and you just need to confirm.
This idea is pretty cool as the results appears very fast to the public. However, the system used here isn't GPL'd, so we can't know if it's computing votes to another candidate than the one you voted.
It features nice things, including PopupCaptor: this little stuff can block only the popups you choose (when they appear, you can just hit F8 and tell bye bye to the popup).
I wonder if Galeon/Konqueror/Skipstone and other browsers did this too (as I'm not a Win32 user).
NetCaptor can be found at www.netcaptor.com.