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AdHocSolver Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat May-17-08 11:54 PM
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16. Dieb in German means "thief". I don't know the significance of the "old" suffix.
Aside from the fact that this problem wasn't discovered and fixed long ago, I cannot believe that this company cannot find, fix, and pass certification tests with five and a half months to go before the election.

I have heard of conflicts between programs such as an application and antivirus software. One solution is to replace the antivirus software.

What really amazes me is that people still do their banking with Diebold equipment which cannot get a simple vote counting program done accurately.
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