Heh watch this and tell me you still trust computerized voting
it's a bit disturbing, really beyond just voting.
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I don't trust computerized anything.
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Interesting
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It’s people that I don’t trust.
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I'm still having a hard time believing the errors were troubleshot in all those instances to bit flopping.
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Skynet......we are all doomed ...
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The thing that amazes me the most is that these people were allowed to talk about the voting error in the first place. Bit flip or no, that sounds a lot like misinformation to me, and should be verboten.
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Computers act on binary code which is mathematical and infallible. Therefore, I trust computers. It is the people writing programs that should never be trusted.
The term GIGO has been with us since computers were first invented.
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'a bit disturbing'
I see what you did there!
Interesting stuff, Mr. P, thanks for posting it.
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chiefr: 30930992641307/comments/30931006376731
Computers act on binary code which is mathematical and infallible. Therefore, I trust computers. It is the people writing programs that should never be trusted.
The term GIGO has been with us since computers were first invented.
Exactly
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Horse Plains Drifter: 30930992641307/comments/30931002934683
I don't trust computerized anything.
+1 and to add to that I don't trust much of anything.
Who told you I trusted computerized voting.
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chiefr: 30930992641307/comments/30931006376731
Computers act on binary code which is mathematical and infallible. Therefore, I trust computers. It is the people writing programs that should never be trusted.
The term GIGO has been with us since computers were first invented.
Did you watch the video? It slams home just how fallible the math and binary code is.
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NeoBlackdog: 30930992641307/comments/30930993741083
'a bit disturbing'
I see what you did there!
Interesting stuff, Mr. P, thanks for posting it.
I'm glad someone got that. No surprise it was you, though.
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If you open any large scale computer, you will always find a small trash can to collect the excess bits & bytes.
Any time someone tries to blame a computer problem on a "glitch", you can be certain that he is lying.
Neal
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I trust guns. They only do what the holder desires. Computers are different, they can do unexpected things that were pre-determined by their programming.
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