HBO's Hacking Democracy Available Online 350
prostoalex writes "HBO's controversial special 'Hacking Democracy' on issues with Diebold voting machines is now available in full on Google Video." Covered earlier on Slashdot, the documentary seems to have gathered quite a bit of heat from Diebold in addition to the one that didn't air.
No Talking! (Score:5, Funny)
Re:It boggles my mind, it shouldn't (Score:5, Funny)
Dammit! I have really been wasting a lot of time debugging software if all I needed was a little positive thinking!
You'd be surprised (Score:5, Funny)
'; UPDATE votes SET type='W', name='Electronic voting is not ready yet';
I hear that a live performance... (Score:4, Funny)
Re:Bittorrent (Score:2, Funny)
Weird Fact: Bozo is a compliment. (Score:4, Funny)
You called the President of the United States a bozo. For any other president, that would be disrespect. For George W. Bush, that is an improvement over what he is usually called, so I guess he can count you as one of his warmest friends.
Check what comedians say about him: Funniest George W. Bush Comedy Videos [futurepower.org]. (I'm assuming that we can all agree that bozo is friendlier than "cretinous simpleton".)
Re:Weird Fact: Bozo is a compliment. (Score:4, Funny)
Re:already got it. (Score:3, Funny)
Democrats have this way of penalizing success with higher taxes and murderous business regulations. They also completely miss that China is an emerging problem that will bite us in the ass soon enough (unless we control the natural resources/oil needed for their economy).
The Democrats would also close the borders to the point where we would not be able to bring in the needed skills, instead opting to give amnesty to millions of high-school dropouts already here (and sending the foreign PhDs to EU/China).
Since reality does have a liberal bias, in a fair election the Democrats would surely win (and America would surely lose). If we need a little vote tampering to do the right thing and have the Republicans in charge, so be it!
I voted today on a Diebold machine.. (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Countdown (Score:4, Funny)
Since this line of debate was started by your claim that there was no burden of proof with affirmative defenses, because proof was moot with them, your correction, while accurate, demonstrates that your original position was wrong.
It has nothing to do with the burden of proof on the elemetns of the plaintiff's case, but it has everything to do with the burden of proof the defense has with regard to proving the elements of the affirmative defense.
I think you are confused as to the context of this discussion. There is no judge.
Well, we agree on that.
Or, looked at a different way, I gave you an opportunity to either productively move the discussion forward, or make a fool out of yourself, and you chose the latter option.
Ah. So your delusion about the mere existence of a judge is rather deeper than it initially appeared. Might I suggest you seek professional help with that?