Agreed, and when it does inevitably happen, we should remember that it worked. Because it's open sourced, we can be virtually certain that it's not built into

Agreed, and when it does inevitably happen, we should remember that it worked. Because it's open sourced, we can be virtually certain that it's not built into the software, and if it is you need to prove it. Which would fix it, or obsolete it. Someone will have to ask the security detail handling custody, or one of the other thousands of people who could potentially be involved in trying to rig an election. It's finally cheap enough to have the transformation of it, from raw compounds into an engineered SoC for tallying votes, livestreamed 24/7 and operated by openly auditable robots. Convince me that would cost more than one fighter jet.