Cut to one Harri Hursti, the rotund, avuncular, legendary Finnish expert on hacking and voting security, who has just purchased three commonly used American voting machines for $75 apiece from an Ohio recycling vendor he found on eBay, I kid you not.
Hursti plugs in the machine, turns it on — and the first thing that pops up on the screen is an option to connect to a local area network. So much for the protected-by-being-outdated argument.
