Editorial: Pa. GOP, Dems agree on election cybersecurity threats
It is refreshing to see both the Democratic and Republican chairs of the state Senate Government Committee agree that it will take bipartisan efforts to fix the gaps in Pennsylvania’s
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It is refreshing to see both the Democratic and Republican chairs of the state Senate Government Committee agree that it will take bipartisan efforts to fix the gaps in Pennsylvania’s
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Resources for Amateur Compiler Writers I know complete pans of the literature are left out, but this is a page for amateur compiler writers. Anything that I did not find practical is not listed here. (I also did not include the things that I do not yet know!) All the remarks in grey and even the selection of documents are personal. If you have suggestions of papers to include, please contact me! Finally, the order of items in the various sections is totally arbitrary. Philosophy What every compiler writer should know about programmers. M. Anton Ertl. [pdf] Contains some good warn...
Georgia’s election certification avoided an even worse nightmare that’s just waiting to happen next time Voters in Georgia polling places, 2020, used Ballot-Marking Devices (BMDs), touchscreen computers that print out paper ballots; then voters fed those ballots into Precinct-Count Optical Scan (PCOS) voting machines for tabulation. There were many allegations about hacking of Georgia’s Presidential election. Based on the statewide audit, we can know that the PCOS machines were not cheating (in any way that changed the outcome). But can we know that the touchscreen BMDs were not chea...