Smartmatic poll machines come into question

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So NewsMax is nothing more than a fanfic site featuring conspiracy theories devoted to Donald J. Trump.

That's a pretty fair description of the entire right-wing propagandasphere. Their reporting is often not based in reality.

I already said this & I also already said this didn't happen. Some of the machines aren't encrypted anyway & we still got the election done.

I don't know of any criminal interests in the hacking community that concern elections whatsoever. They're the real q anon actually. You want some pedophiles caught? Anons will do that without being asked. You are underestimating the civic responsibility of hackers.

For that matter, your ignorance towards Russian & Chinese operational capabilities is factually laughable.

You make little sense, you are discussing digital security of an electronic voting apparatus without the understanding that one must know how to hack something before they can say whether it was hacked. I was implying that you could be doing the actual research.

Every election will be anomalous. You are demanding that humans should be predictable & and insisting that indications otherwise are suspect. I am telling you about how we manage a database in the real world.

Risible, cberg. This is why no one trusts expert authority anymore.

Did you? You can say for certain the company is completely trustworthy?



Because they'd tell their buddy cberg... this is also besides the point, see below.



I haven't said anything about Russian or Chinese capabilities. You either haven't read my post properly, are conversing with your imagination or at worst you are attempting to construct a lame straw man, which in this context is an abuse of expert authority. I said the company who own and make the machines are the suspected wrongdoers, which makes talk of third parties all but irrelevant and security through obscurity/encryption/air gapping meaningless.



Again you are either talking to imaginary Mikah or it's another straw man. If the company is in on it, they don't need to hack it do they, Mr Wizard? They have the source, the specs and the credentials, digital and real world, to access the machines.

Let me repeat that for you, that you might understand my original post.

If the company is in on it, you don't need hackers.



Humans are predictable to an extent. Most of modern data science would be worthless if that were not the case.



Just firing off soundbites now, it may trick some of the technologically illiterate here, but not me.

This is why Americans don't trust foreign election commentary, as I said this is moot because we didn't elect someone with over a quarter million deaths to his name. I claim zero authority but more or less a lifetime of expertise, you are telling us rumors about voting machine companies which produced a result which clearly indicates fewer fatalities moving forward.

That's progress. I don't give a s**t whether or not you think progressives aren't associated with it.

I'm not here to trick someone who's lying straight to my face, that's a zero sum. Wishing for something doesn't make it true.

You're basically saying we can't count at this point man. Send me a source control link to all the malicious code & logs thereof, or it didn't happen.

Others may like to note cberg is not refuting my point (I said the company who own and make the machines are the suspected wrongdoers, which makes talk of third parties all but irrelevant and security through obscurity/encryption/air gapping meaningless.)

Because it is correct.

I'd like the same, to prove the machines are doing what they are supposed to. Alas, Dominion employees are disappearing, offices are being closed, which is totally not suspicious.

If you have a tiniest bit of interest in possible fraud: watch this video which encapsulates the oddest of the anomalies:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ztu5Y5obWPk

Then read this twitter thread

https://archive.is/I20Al

Particularly the papers on the SMOTE (Synthetic Minority Over-sampling Technique) which is sounds very much like an algorithm that could produce the strange anomalies Dr. Shiva talks about.

I'm not sure the goal is to prove something was done wrong so much as to create enough fear, uncertainty and doubt to keep people who want to believe something nefarious occurred paranoid and skeptical of reality.