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This is a cogent essay from a Duke University computer science student arguing for paper trails on touchscreen machines. The long URL is because we can only get to the Google cached version, not the original. No free speech at Duke?

There is a lot ot work through here, but by the end you’ll have a fair idea what that internal printer is for and how it isn’t being properly used.

A story about an internal Diebold e-mail in which it was suggested the company charge the state of Maryland “out the yin-yang” for adding printers to the $83 million voting system (built of Windows CE computers, remember).

My earlier Burst v. Microsoft column mentioned this week.

Meet Jim Allchin.