Re: [CGUYS] Voting Perfection

[Michael Fernando]

>
> Can You Count on Voting Machines?
>
> 



I would like two things from the voting machines:

1) The process has to be transparent. That means no proprietary HW or
software that can't be examined to see that they don't do something funny on
the election day.  The software doesn't have to be all that fancy; after
all, the only thing it has to do is keep a few counters.  Openness is a
beautiful thing.

2) The ballots cast should be able to be counted without any machines if
desired.  This means storing the _voter_verified_ ballots in paper form
separately so that a hand count could be carried out, if needed.

There are two reasons for using voting machines: a) to reduce the human
errors during the marking of a paper ballot, b) obtain an accurate count in
minutes, not days.  If we the voters can't _verify_ that the machine is
doing what it is supposed to (or claimed to) do on _that_ (election) day,
then there's no trust in the process at all and might as well ask the
machine vendors to tweak their machines to the benefit of their favorite
candidates.


Maryland's Diebold voting machines do neither of the above two.  Complain to
your state government.  Complain to the officials when you go to your
polling place.



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Re: [CGUYS] possible eBay scam: what to do?

[rlsimon]

With your luck, you might as well run for president of the usa ...you have
at least as gudda chance as the bunch I watched on the toob last night
...scary buncha goons out to get anyone and everyone worldwide on our tab
...depressing!!

-Original Message-
From: Robert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 5:52 PM
Subject: Re: possible eBay scam: what to do?


Wonder of wonders -- the software showed up today in the mail.  This is 
more than a month after purchase, and three weeks after eBay closed the 
store.


Robert wrote:
> I purchased a software program from a "Buy it Now" sale at an eBay
> store.  The store had 100% positive rating.  The software is ADOBE 
> PHOTOSHOP CS2 FULL GENUINE SOFTWARE SEALED, which is an older version 
> of Photoshop.  The price was about $140.  The seller didn't accept 
> Paypal, but only personal checks, cashier's checks, and direct wire 
> transfer.  To be safe, before sending money I emailed the request for 
> payment from the seller to spoof at eBay, and they verified that it 
> was legitimate.  Then I sent a cashier's check.
>
> Today I received a message from eBay saying that the store has been
> removed from eBay.  The 100% positive rating has dropped to 68%.
>
> Time hasn't run out yet on expectation of receiving the software, but
> is there any way to recoup my loss in case I never see the software?
>
>



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Re: [CGUYS] Voting Perfection

[Wayne Dernoncourt]

Tom Piwowar
> Great long article in the NY Times...

> Can You Count on Voting Machines?
  

I saw an article ... somewhere ... about a proposal to
make vote verification much simpler.  After voting,
you would be given a copy of a randomly selected ballot
that wasn't yours.  The ballot would have a serial number,
the serial numbers wouldn't match to names, they would
match to the ballot, that is the list of ballots and
how each one voted would be preserved.  If <10% of the
people would check how the ballot they had verified
with the reported vote, the safety of the ballot would
be assured.  I'm not a mathematician but it does sound
simple.  Who knows, it may even work!

-- 
Take care  | This clown speaks for himself, his job doesn't
Wayne D.   | supply this, at least not directly
Keyboard missing - Press  to continue



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Re: [CGUYS] Epson inks

[Stephen Brownfield]

Try 123inkjets.com I have good luck with them in the past when I used an 
Epson printer.


Steve



David Turk wrote:

Can anyone recommend a source for Epson inks that's cheaper than this:

http://www.calumetphoto.com/item/IM52853K/

tia.

david

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Re: [CGUYS] possible eBay scam: what to do?

[Richard P.]

Is anything on it? ;-)

You must be one of the lucky ones. Time to play the lottery.

Richard P.

Wonder of wonders -- the software showed up today in the mail.  This 
is more than a month after purchase, and three weeks after eBay closed 
the store.







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Re: [CGUYS] possible eBay scam: what to do?

[Rev. Stewart Marshall]

Praise Allah and pass the wine.

let it be a lesson to you.

However

It is very possible you might get contacted later by one of the 
governmental agencies or ebay about the scam they were running.


I bought (years ago) Office 97 CD's off of Ebay.  Sometime later I 
was contacted by Ebay about an investigation they were running into 
this seller, as he had registered with many user names on Ebay and 
had run scams on all the names he used.


I still think there should be a way for Ebay to vet sellers somehow 
to prevent some of this.


Stewart


At 04:52 PM 1/7/2008, you wrote:
Wonder of wonders -- the software showed up today in the mail.  This 
is more than a month after purchase, and three weeks after eBay 
closed the store.



Robert wrote:
I purchased a software program from a "Buy it Now" sale at an eBay 
store.  The store had 100% positive rating.  The software is ADOBE 
PHOTOSHOP CS2 FULL GENUINE SOFTWARE SEALED, which is an older 
version of Photoshop.  The price was about $140.  The seller didn't 
accept Paypal, but only personal checks, cashier's checks, and 
direct wire transfer.  To be safe, before sending money I emailed 
the request for payment from the seller to spoof at eBay, and they 
verified that it was legitimate.  Then I sent a cashier's check.


Today I received a message from eBay saying that the store has been 
removed from eBay.  The 100% positive rating has dropped to 68%.


Time hasn't run out yet on expectation of receiving the software, 
but is there any way to recoup my loss in case I never see the software?






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Re: [CGUYS] possible eBay scam: what to do?

[Robert]

Wonder of wonders -- the software showed up today in the mail.  This is 
more than a month after purchase, and three weeks after eBay closed the 
store.



Robert wrote:
I purchased a software program from a "Buy it Now" sale at an eBay 
store.  The store had 100% positive rating.  The software is ADOBE 
PHOTOSHOP CS2 FULL GENUINE SOFTWARE SEALED, which is an older version 
of Photoshop.  The price was about $140.  The seller didn't accept 
Paypal, but only personal checks, cashier's checks, and direct wire 
transfer.  To be safe, before sending money I emailed the request for 
payment from the seller to spoof at eBay, and they verified that it 
was legitimate.  Then I sent a cashier's check.


Today I received a message from eBay saying that the store has been 
removed from eBay.  The 100% positive rating has dropped to 68%.


Time hasn't run out yet on expectation of receiving the software, but 
is there any way to recoup my loss in case I never see the software?







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Re: [CGUYS] Upgrade the video card?

[Tony B]

I forget the details now too, but in general:
A new video card might help 3D games. For office apps and internet
browsing, you will see no improvement at all.

On Jan 7, 2008 2:46 PM, Quentin Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A delayed update. I got rid of Spysweeper which I long suspected of
> bogging down the computer, and voila things are better. But the question
> still stands, would there be any incemental improvement with a heftier
> video card?



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Re: [CGUYS] Upgrade the video card?

[Richard P.]

I don't have your answer but I will ask this before the others do, what 
are the details? Operating system, type monitor, current amount of 
memory, what you are trying to run or do that's so slow, what other 
programs are running all the time such as antivirus and firewall... If 
you aren't sure what's slowing the computer down, use ProcessExplorer, a 
great free tool by SysInternals, which runs in the background and lets 
you know at a glance how the system is doing.


I use Spy Sweeper also, in conjunction with AVG antivirus and ZoneAlarm 
firewall, and while SS does impact my slower computers but it works 
great on my new one which has 2GB memory. After its initial startup 
which takes about 20 seconds, I can't even tell it's running based on 
performance slowdowns. However on my old Win 98, it is a bear to run. If 
I could afford it, I would max out the memory on the 98 too but it would 
be a waste of money. In the meantime, I will keep Spy Sweeper because of 
its interactive protections. For me, it's worth a slower boot time to 
not have to deal with the headache of reinstalling my operating system 
when it gets compromised.


Richard P.

Quentin Fisher wrote:
A delayed update. I got rid of Spysweeper which I long suspected of 
bogging down the computer, and voila things are better. But the 
question still stands, would there be any incemental improvement with 
a heftier video card?


Quentin Fisher
Bethesda, MD



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Re: [CGUYS] USB Audio Interface

[E. Riley Casey]

Behringer has a very checkered reputation in the pro audio world ( 
see these for just the tip of the iceberg : 
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.music.4-track/msg/9704c7a572f3d6a0?q=behringer+lawsuit&start=10&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&rnum=12 
).  One of the more laughable instances of product piracy was when a 
Behringer  product was so perfect a copy of another product that 
their circuit board had the original manufacturers logo still etched 
on the surface.


Plenty of their products work as advertised apparently but I wouldn't 
spend more than pocket change to find out. YMMV


   in reply to ...

At 12:08 PM -0500 1/5/08, Steve Rigby wrote:

Steve Rigby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: USB Audio Interface

On Jan 5, 2008, at 11:26 AM, Richard P. wrote:

Behringer UCA202. It's a great unit but I just think that my 
computer or the Audacity program is muting my speakers while the 
interface is connected. The UCA202 does allow monitoring through 
headphones so that will work. I will try your suggestions along the 
way.


  As I posted earlier, my USB audio interface also creates a few 
strange things with at least one of my audio recording apps.


  Steve


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Re: [CGUYS] Upgrade the video card?

[Quentin Fisher]

A delayed update. I got rid of Spysweeper which I long suspected of 
bogging down the computer, and voila things are better. But the question 
still stands, would there be any incemental improvement with a heftier 
video card?


Quentin Fisher
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[CGUYS] Epson inks

[David Turk]

Can anyone recommend a source for Epson inks that's cheaper than this:

http://www.calumetphoto.com/item/IM52853K/

tia.

david

David Turk
Manager, Preservation Imaging Services
Indiana Historical Society
450 W. Ohio St.
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Re: [CGUYS] Building Your Own TIVO

[Tony B]

I think this topic is wandering now and I'm getting confused with
several different people talking about different systems.?

Anyway, if you've been watching the news from CES, it looks like
several manufacturers are showing wireless HDMI, and I don't think any
of it requires gigabit. But details are sparse. I swear I read a story
yesterday about HDMI over 802G, but I can't find it right now.

Having one main TV would really simplify life around here. But between
the office, the living room, and the bedroom, I could really use a way
to move material around. Maybe just by DVD.


On Jan 7, 2008 8:09 AM, Jay Montero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My 6200 has DVI out which I connect to my TV's HDMI port.for video.
> For surround sound I use my sound card directly into my amp.  My HD5000
> card was the only item on which I overspent.  I paid $100 new online
> for it and could have paid half that on eBay.  If I were to set up a
> gigabit network in my house I could stream the video to anywhere.  The
> gigabit is a must for the HiDef stuff.  As it is I just watch TV on my
> one TV and am quite content with that.



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Re: [CGUYS] Building Your Own TIVO

[Jay Montero]

My 6200 has DVI out which I connect to my TV's HDMI port.for video. 
For surround sound I use my sound card directly into my amp.  My HD5000
card was the only item on which I overspent.  I paid $100 new online
for it and could have paid half that on eBay.  If I were to set up a
gigabit network in my house I could stream the video to anywhere.  The
gigabit is a must for the HiDef stuff.  As it is I just watch TV on my
one TV and am quite content with that.

on Sun, 6 Jan 2008, Tony B wrote:
> But that doesn't answer either of my questions.
> 
> Okay, I don't think the 6200 has HDMI out so I've taken the time to
> look up the HD5000. Wow - at $400 I bet that's going to be more than
> most people thought your whole home made PVR cost! And you still
> can't
> watch a recording anywhere but right in that one spot.?



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