I'm possibly missing something but i can't see an actual rebuttal to the comic ?
Perhaps it's my reading of the comic.
I'm seeing a comment about software engineering as a profession in relation to other similar "engineering" fields, specifically about them being less mature/regulated/proffesional.
Then a reference to how software running voting machines is terrifying, the article then goes on to deatil why that's the case.
The details of why e-voting is hard are interesting and raise some good points, but it's in no way addressing the "claims" in the comic.
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[ 4.8 ms ] story [ 17.5 ms ] threadPerhaps it's my reading of the comic. I'm seeing a comment about software engineering as a profession in relation to other similar "engineering" fields, specifically about them being less mature/regulated/proffesional. Then a reference to how software running voting machines is terrifying, the article then goes on to deatil why that's the case.
The details of why e-voting is hard are interesting and raise some good points, but it's in no way addressing the "claims" in the comic.