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you still look @it as a technological problem. It isn't. It is a social (moral) problem, thus cannot be solved by any interpreter, BSD fork (which deceivingly,
by Create 18y ago
you still look @it as a technological problem. It isn't. It is a social (moral) problem, thus cannot be solved by any interpreter, BSD fork (which deceivingly, towards the BIOS pretends to be Windows ;) etc.
- swombat 18y agoThe social problem exists whether or not you have e-voting. It has been solved to a satisfactory level already by having election observers, etc. One of the cool things about social problems is they don't need exact solutions. If you can solve things for 99.9% or even 99% of the cases, that's considered good enough when it comes to people