Very few businesses use only one system. I have helped many companies use disparate systems that have no affiliation with each other. I know many companies that use a proprietary Accounts Receivable system where a custom interface is created to transmit aggregate data to a different General Ledger system.
Right, yea, now that I think of it, Dominion can say they're not tied to SCYTL, so it would take an integrated solution if you wanted to remotely change the votes
None of this would be happening if we could purge voter rolls. And whether or not the machines are connected during the voting is irrelevant. Hacjers could target the election headquarters where the machines are programmed and when they initialize on site, the code goes live. There is no air gap.
@NoobDad I'm a software architect and engineer. I've worked in virtually every modern development environment, but my specialty is highly scalable database systems.
@TaLoN132 Nice, I'm aspiring architect and full stack developer. The architecture Russell explains seems legitimate, it's a half-cocked solutions that you usually see with customers
Yes. Scan ID and signature. Electronic vote. Printout. Verify with electronic thumbprint. Print with receipt and Feds audit door to door if shit like this happens grandscale in 4,000 yrs again via pickaxe, grindstone or voting polls. Vein scan and iris in swing states.
