To some extent I think the same goes for video games. My favorite video games are NES / SNES games or older because the actual gameplay doesn't rely on the quality of the graphics but the quality of gameplay.
Actually, electronic voting does enhance the democratic process and voting security, especially in California, where there is a mixture of both punchcard style ballots and optical scan/touchscreen products.
My father works for a company that sells election equipment, and he knows for a fact that debacles like the one in Florida happen in every election, only no one usually cares about them.
If you look at the ballot in California to be used for punchcard machines, you can easily tell it is a disaster and lawyers' paradise waiting to happen.
As a side note, I would expect Gray Davis to step down before the election comes to a head because California law as currently written does not allow for a recall of the Lieutenant Gov.
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To some extent I think the same goes for video games. My favorite video games are NES / SNES games or older because the actual gameplay doesn't rely on the quality of the graphics but the quality of gameplay.
Actually, electronic voting does enhance the democratic process and voting security, especially in California, where there is a mixture of both punchcard style ballots and optical scan/touchscreen products. My father works for a company that sells election equipment, and he knows for a fact that debacles like the one in Florida happen in every election, only no one usually cares about them. If you look at the ballot in California to be used for punchcard machines, you can easily tell it is a disaster and lawyers' paradise waiting to happen. As a side note, I would expect Gray Davis to step down before the election comes to a head because California law as currently written does not allow for a recall of the Lieutenant Gov.
For a genius, your grammar sucks. "How dare you insult one as smart as " ... me
Obviously you've never watched the Smurfs.
No, if you read the article, SETI@Home has done a total of 1,139 tapes, not 1,139 tapes per week.