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May 26th, 2010 06:19 PM #31So far, not a SHRED of hard evidence. But how pleasing to note most tsikoteers have more common sense than very many trapos ...
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May 27th, 2010 10:23 AM #32Nagtataka ako sa mga looser politician na ito. Alam na pala nila na may "dayaan" at di lang nila ma afford yun price. Eh bakit di nila ni-report ito. Kasi masasayang yung nagastos pera , pagod at oras sa "campaign" pag yun kalaban nya pumatol sa "cheating" na ito. Nonsense talaga kung maniniwala tayo sa mga report ng mga talunan na politicians.
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May 27th, 2010 10:43 AM #33
dudes, obvious naman they're just making things up
they lost and they're bitter
they'll do everything they can to make life difficult for the victors
after the election campaign, the losers are now on a scorched earth campaign
they don't care if they wreck the country in the process
no such thing as greater good for those people
they wanna disrupt, discredit, destroy
human nature dudes
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May 27th, 2010 11:04 AM #34
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May 28th, 2010 11:25 AM #35
Credit cards can be hacked online (actually, just the card numbers). There are a lot of investigative stories about it on Dateline and similar TV shows. The card doesn't even have to be physically present for it to be hacked.
But special scanning devices or skimmers do exist to lift information off a credit card.
BTT: It's hard to manipulate the election results or manipulate the software without knowing the source code, and compiling/decompiling it. I used to be an amateur programmer, (Turbo Pascual and Basic...yeah, its that old!), and if the cheaters don't know how the election software works or the way it was written, they can't do jack.
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May 28th, 2010 06:29 PM #36
I think we all agree that digital cheating would be very hard to do. But the one thing that still needs to be addressed is retail cheating - at the local level where vote buying becomes the only means to ensure a victory, especially in the depressed provinces or outlying communities. Kaya yung ibang trapo, gusto maraming mahihirap - people who think only of their day-to-day existence so that even P100 will be enough for them to trade in their future in exchange for a day's meal.
Time for this gov't to live up to its promise: Kung walang corrupt, walang mahirap. Then when people choose to vote according to conscience and not their stomach, we'll see real public servants who'll be judged on the basis of their relational rather than transactional leadership.
Of course yung mga talo will continue to crawl out of the woodwork to claim they were cheated. But maybe by that time, elections would have been so foolproof, complainers will appear like fools. Praying for a better tomorrow. Sana dumating na.
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May 29th, 2010 04:38 PM #37
Buhay na buhay ang BGC this evening. Bukas halos lahat ng restaurants. Sabi pa nung isang cashier...
Traffic!