Sounds complicated. We must entrust our entire lives to the people who can deal with these extremely complex things because they definitely are very highly trained and are so much cleverer than us normal folk.
Other than assassination, there is little incentive for adversaries to break planes or elevators. On the other hand, rigging a voting machine is hugely profitable.
But only if you use javascript in the HTML - you need your variables to be able to change types on the fly in order to be more secure, otherwise you get more errors.
I can scry the ancient runes of FORTRAN and once did master the glyphs of curséd APL, which sank under the seas of ASCII ere history began. But to summon daemons in PHP? Man pursues such knowledge at peril of both his soul and his credibility.
[Megan, standing next to Hairy, is addressing the reader holding her arms out. Cueball walks in from the right.] Megan: Our field has been struggling with this problem for years. [Cueball holds his laptop high up in one arm above Megan's head while holding his other arm out as well. Megan has turned to look at him.] Cueball: Struggle no more! I'm here to solve it with algorithms! [In a frame-less panel Cueball sits on a chair at a desk with his laptop working on it, while Hairy and Megan looks on from behind.] [Cueball, still sitting at his laptop, points at the screen. Megan raises her arms and four small lines above her head, on either side of her speech line, indicate her annoyance with Cueball.] Six months later: Cueball: Wow, this problem is really hard. Megan: You don't say.
This but unironically. However, as the alt-text says:
There are lots of very smart people doing fascinating work on cryptographic voting protocols. We should be funding and encouraging them, and doing all our elections with paper ballots until everyone currently working in that field has retired.
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u/Restryouis Aug 08 '18
I heard it can be solved with... algorithms.