Dominion (now Liberty Vote/Premier Elections/Sequoi voting systems) appeared to have put more resources into lawsuits against people who criticized them than into properly securing voting machines.
The DEF CON Voting Village is back to discuss how voting machines are hackable and can be manipulated—something you were not allowed to say about the 2020 election.
If anyone wants to test voting machines, apparently all you need to do is go to Goodwill or https://t.co/qDZPF0u2eT to buy one. You can also purchase the security and poll worker keys, which contain the encryption keys.
I still think it’s interesting that DEF CON held their conference in China in 2018 and 2019.
@fatlester@benryanwriter@douglassmackey Reminds me of their hit song “Blame it on Racism”
Blame it on racism
When you got caught lying
Blame it on racism
When your scam is up
But whatever you do,
Don’t put the blame on you
Blame it on racism
Yeah, yeah
@FintechTesting@eastdakota Yep, that’s exactly my point. That was the attitude in the early 2000s, which shifted in the late 2000s which is reflected in the chart.
@benryanwriter Maybe when Jason Arday was claiming not to write until he was 18, what he actually meant was that he had been plagiarizing his whole life.