Replying to @ChemaPeniche
There were credit card ones, at least. Only worked on players that had a central spindle, not just a tray.
Replying to @Allareblessed2
Seems a reasonable ask; I mean, the smell and any fluids would leak out. you should at least be considerate and use something plastic-lined.
Replying to @IAmJohnAles
here's the thing.
paper ballots can be checked by the person voting, and recounted later if you think the electronics were tampered with.
Of course, that requires the person voting ACTUALLY CHECK
Replying to @itengr_matome
Depends on what you want from the website. Does it need any serverside dynamic content at all?
Replying to @DaveHowe @allenanalysis
Hmm. I just looked at the Dominion entry in Wikipedia, and it seems a republican election official now owns them?
Replying to @kyamawebb23
Interestingly, Scott Leiendecker (a Republican election official) now owns Dominion; might be wise to see whose voting machines are showing this "fault" ?
Probably made up anyhow, as I see dozens of similar AI generated stories like this on youtube these days.
BUT that wouldn't mean HR would check share ownership against the employee database before deciding layoffs.
Replying to @Denche2005
and 500 antivirus/firewall companies PR departments trying to figure out how to add this to their marketing messages....
Replying to @allenanalysis
Isn't this what the Republicans were claiming Dominion machines were doing, just to them?
Replying to @dee_oneeee
Bonus here in that the OP repeated the same response, and in both cases, the stores almost certainly only last one generation.
Replying to @GaryD20Games
Better yet; the subtitles are ALWAYS in their native language, regardless of which language they were spoken in.
And the translator isn't too great :D
