Follow-up to my previous Bayes-aren't-the-ultimate-filter posts, here's the author of one of the filters describing how to use Bayes to fight Bayes. Must remember to add a link to my Bayes Report sometime.

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From the linked site: The authors have done a security analysis of Diebold code that was downloaded from an open FTP site earlier this year. While the paper is technical, significant portions of it can be read easily by a non-computer scientist. From the conclusion of the paper, "Analysis of an Electronic Voting System", emphasis mine: Using publicly available source code, we performed an analysis of a voting machine. This code was apparently developed by a company that sells to states and other municipalities that use them in real elections.

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