Did I first read it here? “Glitch” is the wrong word to use. The most charitable term would be more akin to “DEFECT”.
Defective software! It is everywhere, it seems. But when it subverts or threatens the path of justice it is cloaked in vague terms like “glitch”.
Troubling times for sure.
God have mercy on America.
Did I first read it here? “Glitch” is the wrong word to use. The most charitable term would be more akin to “DEFECT” ”FUNCTION”.
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In the software world this is called an undocumented feature. And I’d have to think that the company having access to the devices, uploading software the night before the election, obviously it wasn’t tested, leaves these polling stations as uncertified. This needs serious thought and discussion. Whether intentionally or as part of the way we do business This is extremely bad and undermines the integrity of the election. Every single one of these machines needs careful audit, a criminal investigation probably.
It’s not a glitch.
It’s a feature.