Building a Better Voting Machine 245
edmicman writes "Wired News has an interesting article about what would make the perfect voting machine: 'With election season upon us, Wired News spoke with two of the top computer scientists in the field, UC Berkeley's David Wagner and Princeton's Ed Felten, and came up with a wish list of features we would include in a voting machine, if we were asked to create one. These recommendations can't guarantee clean results on their own. Voting machines, no matter how secure, are no remedy for poor election procedures and ill-conceived election laws. So our system would include thorough auditing and verification capabilities and require faithful adherence to good election practices, as wells as topnotch usability and security features.'"
The Better Mousetrap (Score:2, Funny)
Build a better mousetrap and the world will beat a path to your door*
Lines of Code = Tax Code (Score:3, Funny)
Could you please express that number in Libraries of Congress? If you laid out all those lines of code without newlines, how many times would it wrap around the Earth?
Re:Open source & peer review (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Don't build anything (Score:1, Funny)
Canada does lead the world in being just north of the United States.