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tumblechinchillareply
sh.itjust.works

Y'know. I'm just going to glue my hand to my forehead at this point. I just. I can't go half a day without assuming the position.

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Fern
lemmy.world

The department's statement said the two passwords for each component "are kept in separate places and held by different parties" and that the "passwords can only be used with physical in-person access to a voting system." Additionally, "clerks are required to maintain restricted access to secure ballot areas, and may only share access information with background-checked individuals. No person may be present in a secure area unless they are authorized to do so or are supervised by an authorized and background-checked employee."

The department also cited "strict chain of custody requirements that track when a voting systems component has been accessed and by whom," and it said that each "Colorado voter votes on a paper ballot, which is then audited during the Risk Limiting Audit to verify that ballots were counted according to voter intent."

Goal is to change all passwords by this evening

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IMNOTCRAZYINSTITUTION
lemmy.world

no matter what happens on tuesday you just know 2028 is gonna be this but 10x worse. And 2032 will be 10x worse than that

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bluemellophonereply
lemmy.world

Honestly, when the Boomers start dying off. They are burning all of the other generations out of spite and the pendulum will swing hard once they are gone.

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Galapagonreply
sh.itjust.works

I like to think you're right but I'm afraid their broken ideals have been passed down in generations and the problem won't be fixed with their deaths.

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billwasherereply
lemmy.world

When everything is back to preindustrial technology and making a fire is the hardest thing we have to do.

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