Brad,

I took a look at the code for a few minutes and realized that it's written in Visual Basic 3.0. Which is older than dirt and no longer supported by MS. That is a horrible choice of languages and version for writing critical software like this.

I cannot imagine their reasoning for this decision to use a really unsecured language except they wanted it to be unsecured and easily hacked.

The forces of Mordor continue to try to spread their darkness and fear. They're fucking with the wrong hobbit when they start messing with Bev. She'll find a way to throw their crappy code into the fires of Mt Doom.

Thanks for those insights, Dixie Blood.

That said, I used to LOVE writing code in VB 3.0!

"There is a very small break in the circle of complete control by corporations, and that is the need to have the public believe they have given consent to governmental actions and the application of their tax dollars. That requires the public to belive that elections are real. The fakeness of the elections process is not well known by the public. But the very great danger we face is that people will come to ACCEPT that elections are bogus. We need to keep the break in the circle open, for it is the achilles heel of corpocracy. Thus, it is absolutely crucial to not only keep exposing non-transparency and lack of accountability in elections, but to continue to assert our right to self-govern and give consent. If we begin to ACCEPT our non-consent, we are in real trouble. At that point the circle of control becomes complete."

--Bev Harris

...I love this quote.

from bev's original article ...I have also posted a file with work orders and release notes which shows the Accenture software has a history of tripling votes in certain ("random") voter histories, going back to 2004. Except it is not random: Other files I have found prove it is with primarily white Republican precincts that votes are somehow being recorded twice and sometimes three times for certain voters in the voter history report. .....///tripling votes in certain primarily white republican precincts...what could possibly go wrong?

Thanks, Brad, for publishing this! And by the way, congratulations on your Florida Lying scoop, and yes, Desi does look fabulous though you could both be TV stars in my book.

Brad: And I used to love coding in M$ PDS BASIC 7.1, but of course that doesn't mean either language is suitable for democracy-critical applications. I'd give Accenture an F for that alone.