Posts by Sacha
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Hard News: The Big 2012 US Election PAS Thread, in reply to
the assumption that people that vote for a party are represented by the representatives
heh
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Hard News: The Big 2012 US Election PAS Thread, in reply to
Brad Luen has put together an open script for aggregating NZ's polling data, weighted to actual election results and DimPosted.
And those orange dots scattered along the bottom identify topical events when you point to them.
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Hard News: The Big 2012 US Election PAS Thread, in reply to
Why it would increase the range where it chose one candidate and decrease the range where it responded to another I have no idea.
Exactly
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Salon has a story on stealthy updates to Ohio's tabulation software. Some technical confusion in the story reminds me of many about our own #wtfmsd snafu, but it does sound potentially serious if there's write access to the main database in each location.
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Hard News: The Watching World, in reply to
State govt gets to run federal election. Depends who won last state election, not federal one. Parties the same.
In Auckland, it would be like a Council dominated by C&R (Nat/Act) or City Vision (Lab/Grn) getting to decide how our national general election happens in the region.
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OnPoint: #WTFMSD: "Damning", in reply to
But they're still quite certain there's been no privacy breach
Bennett repeated that claim to Parliament in Question Time today when asked (in a Supplementary to Q5) about the comment on this thread by someone other than Keith or Ira about also having accessed the network through the kiosk flaw.
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Hard News: The Watching World, in reply to
Thanks David.
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Hard News: The Watching World, in reply to
winning party in each state runs the following election
Actually that's wrong - think it's the one currently in govt at state level. Sorry.
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The thing that blew my mind in the 2000 selection was learning that the winning party in each state runs the following election - eg: Republicans in Florida. Gee, wonder if that might cause problems?
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Hard News: The Watching World, in reply to
Tea Party activists have managed to prevent the provision of water to people standing in line
Beverage envy