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Get the farmers on this - they learned to code, yeah?
Of course it's java. God, I hate Java. Also, (for the farmers) - have any of us worked with Java developers worth a shit? Honestly - more than 1? There's always the one that's decent, so you can't count them.
You would be surprised what is put in comments in the code by the dev. I just stumbled on the absolute count variable and there is a feature to put a minimum threshold of votes else move those votes to another candidate, seems like what they did with all the late night dumps
You don't even have to know code - just download the online owner's manual. A quick glance makes it pretty clear it was built, from the start, as an election-stealing machine. And using the same encryption keys for EVERY machine? Network connectivity? Loading a patch before a major production-run? Who does that?
I'm archiving everything. Main and Devel branches fully archived. I'm working on archiving the Public/Release branch. I'm probably going to lose motivation after this, so if anyone cares to archive the other branches, go for it.
The commit history for Public/Release branch is interesting. There's multiple users committing and commenting their commits. These could be breadcrumbs we can chase.
If it's not a nothingburger anyway. Other commenters in here said it is.
A lot of this stuff seems pretty standard so far. I don't know if this is a GIT larp yet or not. In fact its a bit odd how generic it really is. "Front end development server?" "A CouchDB interface" etc etc have been ad nauseum many times. why is it in a Scytle repository?
Unfortunately I don't think there is anything here. A collection of regular programming libraries mixed with some half finished projects. Might have been some Scytl person's account that worked there just scratch padding ideas.
You don't explain the code, you explain the process the code executes. You create a flowchart of what the code actually does, in pictures and animations.
Came here to say this. They forked it in 2016. Likely they are using some of it, but the prod implementation will look nothing like this.
Nothingburger.
Edit: To clarify for non-technical - "forked" means they created a copy of the base code. Scytl has not "committed" any new code to this repository. This is only evidence that they may have borrowed this base code for the production software.
So it's very likely this is the base code they started from, but being 4 years out of date this is unlikely to be a good representation of the current code. It's missing the only part in which we're really interested...
While this is a valid point, there were multiple reports of software updates being pushed to the machines slightly before or during election day. So I would speculate that it has been changed.
But weren't those software "updates" pushed only on a few machines that ended up completely crashing and not working at all? That would mean not every machine got it.
Also, it means that previous elections using Dominion used this code. That means there is evidence of fraud from this company that stems back at least 6 years ago, and that at the VERY least, they need to be prosecuted for that alone. It's still useful.
wouldnt call it a nothing burger, more like a decimal floating point burger.
and why the hell would a vote counting software tree need so many input parameteres. it should he simple. and future versions we use in this country must be simple, straightforward and open source for all to audit
I almost feel sorry for 4chan. They're doing all these wonderful things and it will just draw heavy traffic to their site which they hate. On the other hand, I've come to realize that although they hate the normies and Trumpfags, they delight in tormenting them when they come to their board.
I never underestimate pol. Sometimes you've got to do some sifting, but I always find pearls of wisdom on that board. Also, lots of humor, too. They have sharp wits.
/pol deliberately has mounds of bullshit “slide threads” that make it hard to find the actual info. Lots of shills bombard with bogus threads especially when some real info happens. You have to know what to look for.
It honestly works to their advantage when you think about it. No one knows how to really navigate and wade thru all the bs except for them, and that makes it hard to trace it back to who the investigators are, in addition to making it harder for the elites to know WHAT we have found and what they have to hide. Couple all that with the toxic language, hentai adverts, super cringe memes, and specialized lingo that sometimes makes it seem like they're speaking in code for something, and you got yourself one helluva a shithole to sift thru if you want to actually sabotage them.
Could be wrong but this looks more like data for a "Test Fixture".
If true, then it's a totally reasonable thing to have in here...in fact it should be in there.
It's an automated test against this AbsoluteMajority method which also looks like it's coded properly.
I'm sure its more likely that they just said "aw man I can't wait to steal the election. But I better go upload our code to github for some autists to find later."
Unfortunately I've been in tech too long and it used to be a decent industry before the SJW's and MBA tech larpers took over. Anyway it's really not surprising they openly post that to linkedin, it's all about ego, epenis and credit. Bunch of attention whores 'Look at me! I did something!' Have to deal with these types all the time.
Pretty sure they just leave they developmebt part up tot the engineers, that had a certain work flow and best practices - generally that includes got hub because of the collaboration. Definitely the top corrupt leaders don't even know what github is, let alone what it is used for.
If you look at jseats, there is an Alvaro Garcia that worked on the same repo as Pau Minoves. Both worked at Scytl at the same time. The profile on github and linkedin for Alvaro Garcia is both alvarogarcia7.
This isn't the smoking gun. This looks like a computer science homework project someone did in a weekend at most. I'm not even confident that dominion is java- it could easily be some visual basic bullshit running in windows vista.
The actual software is going to have a ton of features for setting configuration (ie, setting up ballots in the system), handling ballots that are scanned, producing results from counted ballots, UI code for voting on the screen, code for printing out the ballots, etc. And different machines probably have different software- ie, a tabulator will have a different code package from the touch screen/printer computer and that will be different than a central control software.
I would guess we find different branches or even repos for each state since they all seem to have different contracts and different requirements for their voting software. And I would bet the swing states have a lot of recent branches/pull requests/merges (dunno if they are using git, svn, etc) for whatever fuckery they built in for the 2020 election.
I truly wish I understood all this arcane 'language' better (want to teach myself to code but don't know WHICH ones to delve into - Python? C++? Android, iOS, ancient DOS/terminal?). Has there been ANY new news on CodemonkeyZ meeting with Jim Jordan? Crickets so far.
-..-
Objects like Tally, Candidate and Result should support:
clone
append
add
substract
etc
where applicable.
-..-
In conclusion i don,t really know if this is what,s used or if this is legit source.
But IF it really is some starting point, for the software used. Then i believe it went like this.
Stuff ballots and adjust total vote count accordingly (count every ballot).
Ohh shit !!! not enough pre-made ballots to get result (update firmware on those that are lacking features).
Subtract Tally from Candidate,s result.
Ohh shit !!! not enough to shift vote. we need BIG numbers !
Increase total votes to get room for more ballots (we dont have any more fake ballots).
Clone & append Tally (To Candidate) & delete same amount from other candidate.
Take this with a grain of salt as my main area of expertise is not java. But an algoritms in any programming language follows the same logic structures.
I'm looking into this myself as well, it seems all three of them (SCYTL, pao, and Alvaro) all have forks of the repo. I've been looking through all the commit histories in as many places as possible and found that a few people that have deleted their accounts contributed to this project. If we can find out who they are, then they may be linked to this and just deleted their github accounts. (archive link https://archive.vn/nKCX8 ).
I'm not sure of a way to figure out who they are, originally I was hoping it would still provide a link so I could take the url and try and find them with it but it was not a link :/
UPDATE: Pao Minoves had two Github accounts pao-minoves and Pao Minoves the latter is deleted for some reason
I looked at the history of commits annd there's one with "dirty higher average algorithm" (archive link: https://archive.vn/0igxj ) It seems a bit fishy. If anyone wants to look through the commit history, the help would be appreciated and hopefully some java devs can get on this. I can read it but I'm not experienced in java
IMO this is most likely a larp. The “Scytl” org has no members and no novel repos. Anybody could have created it with the false info and forked the publicly available repository (eg, jseats) into it. Do the GH APIs give you org creation date?
Anyone can archive a git repo, make and account then go to the repo and hit fork. You can take the clone link and clone it to your local computer as well.
Didn’t see too much interesting here but didn’t look thoroughly. First of all, it’s 6 years old and written by some dude in Barcelona that doesn’t seem to contribute to many public things. Also this was branched from someone else and not kept up to date.
Besides that much of the stuff looks pretty vanilla. If someone wants to look deeper maybe the models/methods/ directory is most interesting.
im only jst now seeing this 9 hours later.... im looking through it now but its not like im going to find a note that says "we totally did it we stole the elections all of them" the program is obviously designed for remote access and is less secure than internet explorer in 2004.
Translated to english sounds possibly interesting, although there could be a miss in translation:
// ALL take a good look at the wifi theme + cast
// ALL front facing seats
//ALL carry more advanced code, to focus on the interesting part
//ALL that basic refactor, is unnecessary. takes time away from the useful
//ALL be prepared to make the changeover if necessary. in git with tags
This is allocation of "seats" based on vote count and not votes
The allocation methods are common allocation methods that cover "winner takes all," "plurality," parilmentary distribution, etc.
There's nothing in here that drives vote or seat reallocation as process continues.
I'd hesitate to elevate to holy grail - however, connection to Skytl, the committing developer (Barcelona), and then how poor it's written... (like parsing xml attribute values based on substring of = when already using an xml library...) it's not a great look. Just not sophisticated as needed to run the vote flipping observed
There's a difference between "stolen" and "open source". "Stolen" means someone posted this without the owner's knowledge; "Open source" means the owner was stupid enough, and arrogant enough, to post it to GitHub himself.
Imma be going with "open source" here because actual Scytl employees were contributing to the GitHub repository
Jesus Christ.
No normal non-tech person is going to understand this.
You have to package it as a "CSI episode" to tell this shit to the average person.
Just keep saying "Enhance"
They'll get it eventually.
JUST PRINT THE DAMN THING!
Thats a whole lotta hooch!
They call me the king of the spreadsheets
Got em all printed out on my bedsheets
ENHANCE
taptaptaptaptaptaptaptaptap.
Enhance
We have to download it before it jumps programs!
Quick, McGee, help me unhack my computer! With both our hands on the same keyboard we'll be done in no time!
God damnit. I was cracking my knuckles to type this
I should torrent Super troopers 2 today, LOLZ
Guess we should have learned to code. Just kidding. Those of you that understand all of this, your total hero’s! Go get’um!
What we all need to learn is critical, independent thinking & logic.
They don't teach that no more in public school
Get the farmers on this - they learned to code, yeah?
Of course it's java. God, I hate Java. Also, (for the farmers) - have any of us worked with Java developers worth a shit? Honestly - more than 1? There's always the one that's decent, so you can't count them.
You would be surprised what is put in comments in the code by the dev. I just stumbled on the absolute count variable and there is a feature to put a minimum threshold of votes else move those votes to another candidate, seems like what they did with all the late night dumps
You don't even have to know code - just download the online owner's manual. A quick glance makes it pretty clear it was built, from the start, as an election-stealing machine. And using the same encryption keys for EVERY machine? Network connectivity? Loading a patch before a major production-run? Who does that?
Haha. I forgot about REM'ed out stuff.
Same principal I use to mark up the Talk pages on Wikipedia when they lock down an "article" page.
That's the ranked choice method, which was tried irl recently in Maine.
That's actually a commented feature? Wtf.
This is my area. On it.
I'm archiving everything. Main and Devel branches fully archived. I'm working on archiving the Public/Release branch. I'm probably going to lose motivation after this, so if anyone cares to archive the other branches, go for it.
The commit history for Public/Release branch is interesting. There's multiple users committing and commenting their commits. These could be breadcrumbs we can chase.
If it's not a nothingburger anyway. Other commenters in here said it is.
A lot of this stuff seems pretty standard so far. I don't know if this is a GIT larp yet or not. In fact its a bit odd how generic it really is. "Front end development server?" "A CouchDB interface" etc etc have been ad nauseum many times. why is it in a Scytle repository?
Unfortunately I don't think there is anything here. A collection of regular programming libraries mixed with some half finished projects. Might have been some Scytl person's account that worked there just scratch padding ideas.
👍
Video editing or PDF /infograghic format?
I don't have InDesign anymore....
Wow. I forget there's also different languages in code too.
Yeah, if it's that complex, imagine trying to explain all this to a nontech crowd?
You don't explain the code, you explain the process the code executes. You create a flowchart of what the code actually does, in pictures and animations.
Yeah, so basically like a Law & Order episode. 🤔😐😑😶
Came here to say this. They forked it in 2016. Likely they are using some of it, but the prod implementation will look nothing like this.
Nothingburger.
Edit: To clarify for non-technical - "forked" means they created a copy of the base code. Scytl has not "committed" any new code to this repository. This is only evidence that they may have borrowed this base code for the production software.
So it's very likely this is the base code they started from, but being 4 years out of date this is unlikely to be a good representation of the current code. It's missing the only part in which we're really interested...
It's 50/50 honestly.
I have 15 year old code that's running in production on actively maintained systems
I also have 2 month old code that never saw the light of day and never will
Total crap-shoot. If I was more familiar with Java I'd dig in and find out exactly what this does.
While this is a valid point, there were multiple reports of software updates being pushed to the machines slightly before or during election day. So I would speculate that it has been changed.
I wonder if these were really code changes or configuration file changes
But weren't those software "updates" pushed only on a few machines that ended up completely crashing and not working at all? That would mean not every machine got it.
Also, it means that previous elections using Dominion used this code. That means there is evidence of fraud from this company that stems back at least 6 years ago, and that at the VERY least, they need to be prosecuted for that alone. It's still useful.
excellent point
wouldnt call it a nothing burger, more like a decimal floating point burger.
and why the hell would a vote counting software tree need so many input parameteres. it should he simple. and future versions we use in this country must be simple, straightforward and open source for all to audit
Maybe now is the time to gather some patriots from this site and create an open source option...
for the stoners just explain they 'cloned' the program.
https://github.com/securityvoid/dominion-voting https://archive.is/S0kya
README: dominion-voting Repository for cataloging publicly available information from dominion voting software. Pull requests welcomed.
Please have the URL of the original source of the information as part of the commit message.
That's beautiful!
I almost feel sorry for 4chan. They're doing all these wonderful things and it will just draw heavy traffic to their site which they hate. On the other hand, I've come to realize that although they hate the normies and Trumpfags, they delight in tormenting them when they come to their board.
Depends which subboard you go to.
I've just been to pol, but my daughter goes to 8Chan.
Don't underestimate /pol. There are a lot of old Chan people that never bought into to login id hash and won't use it.
I never underestimate pol. Sometimes you've got to do some sifting, but I always find pearls of wisdom on that board. Also, lots of humor, too. They have sharp wits.
/pol deliberately has mounds of bullshit “slide threads” that make it hard to find the actual info. Lots of shills bombard with bogus threads especially when some real info happens. You have to know what to look for.
It honestly works to their advantage when you think about it. No one knows how to really navigate and wade thru all the bs except for them, and that makes it hard to trace it back to who the investigators are, in addition to making it harder for the elites to know WHAT we have found and what they have to hide. Couple all that with the toxic language, hentai adverts, super cringe memes, and specialized lingo that sometimes makes it seem like they're speaking in code for something, and you got yourself one helluva a shithole to sift thru if you want to actually sabotage them.
https://github.com/Scytl/jseats/tree/devel/src/test/resources/stories/cli
Is that parameters to add votes?
Could be wrong but this looks more like data for a "Test Fixture". If true, then it's a totally reasonable thing to have in here...in fact it should be in there.
It's an automated test against this AbsoluteMajority method which also looks like it's coded properly.
I would be very surprised if this was anything. They aren’t that stupid.
Is there a reason all these companies involved in this conspiracy are stupid enough to upload their code to fucking github???
Could be planted to mislead.
I'm sure its more likely that they just said "aw man I can't wait to steal the election. But I better go upload our code to github for some autists to find later."
Unfortunately I've been in tech too long and it used to be a decent industry before the SJW's and MBA tech larpers took over. Anyway it's really not surprising they openly post that to linkedin, it's all about ego, epenis and credit. Bunch of attention whores 'Look at me! I did something!' Have to deal with these types all the time.
How do you control the people in charge of managing a digital police state? You use ideology. Sure, service suffers - but control improves.
SJWs in tech are 100% there to line up tech workers to do what their masters tell them.
They never thought they'd be caught.
Pretty sure they just leave they developmebt part up tot the engineers, that had a certain work flow and best practices - generally that includes got hub because of the collaboration. Definitely the top corrupt leaders don't even know what github is, let alone what it is used for.
The last commit was 10/26/2014 by Pau Minoves. Here is a LinkedIn profile in spanish.
https://es.linkedin.com/in/pauminoves?challengeId=AQESpjsc6R3uMwAAAXXq90p1ia-wlmNdfhgV8tMaeLVehY4lG2QXqELcY1RLQ33U2hezhtYOyKP1SGzQsD8IWu9gETyrmC5c_g&submissionId=5df3fec6-8b88-4916-44e7-a942a78bc274
He worked for Scytl from May 2013 until December of 2015 (according to his profile). So that falls in line with this actually being Scytl software.
If you look at jseats, there is an Alvaro Garcia that worked on the same repo as Pau Minoves. Both worked at Scytl at the same time. The profile on github and linkedin for Alvaro Garcia is both alvarogarcia7.
https://es.linkedin.com/in/alvarogarcia7
BUMP
This isn't the smoking gun. This looks like a computer science homework project someone did in a weekend at most. I'm not even confident that dominion is java- it could easily be some visual basic bullshit running in windows vista.
The actual software is going to have a ton of features for setting configuration (ie, setting up ballots in the system), handling ballots that are scanned, producing results from counted ballots, UI code for voting on the screen, code for printing out the ballots, etc. And different machines probably have different software- ie, a tabulator will have a different code package from the touch screen/printer computer and that will be different than a central control software.
I would guess we find different branches or even repos for each state since they all seem to have different contracts and different requirements for their voting software. And I would bet the swing states have a lot of recent branches/pull requests/merges (dunno if they are using git, svn, etc) for whatever fuckery they built in for the 2020 election.
Nothing
Saves
America better
Bigly if authentic and not long for this world
Any cyber criminals on here?
I truly wish I understood all this arcane 'language' better (want to teach myself to code but don't know WHICH ones to delve into - Python? C++? Android, iOS, ancient DOS/terminal?). Has there been ANY new news on CodemonkeyZ meeting with Jim Jordan? Crickets so far.
Autist reporting in !
Just sifted through the source repo and it doesn,t seem like you could utilize this iteration of code to shift or delete votes.
The ones that peaked my interest was..
org.jseats.model.Tally
org.jseats.model.TallyFilter
Those are used throughout the code.
https://github.com/pau-minoves/jseats/blob/master/src/main/java/org/jseats/model/Tally.java
https://github.com/pau-minoves/jseats/blob/master/src/main/java/org/jseats/model/TallyFilter.java
However there is room for adjustments by stuffing ballots by editing the total number of votes upwards before rerunning Tally.
Anyways after i did not find a smoking gun i tried to look at the other branches of code. And it seems like all the branch edits are GONE.....
So i looked att what features they were working towards. Because the branches are nuked.
I think i found exactly what is needed to add that capability.. https://github.com/pau-minoves/jseats/issues/17
In conclusion i don,t really know if this is what,s used or if this is legit source.
But IF it really is some starting point, for the software used. Then i believe it went like this.
Stuff ballots and adjust total vote count accordingly (count every ballot).
Ohh shit !!! not enough pre-made ballots to get result (update firmware on those that are lacking features).
Subtract Tally from Candidate,s result.
Ohh shit !!! not enough to shift vote. we need BIG numbers !
Increase total votes to get room for more ballots (we dont have any more fake ballots).
Clone & append Tally (To Candidate) & delete same amount from other candidate.
Take this with a grain of salt as my main area of expertise is not java. But an algoritms in any programming language follows the same logic structures.
Se the story sheets if you don,t follow my thinking. https://github.com/pau-minoves/jseats/tree/master/src/test/resources/stories
I'm looking into this myself as well, it seems all three of them (SCYTL, pao, and Alvaro) all have forks of the repo. I've been looking through all the commit histories in as many places as possible and found that a few people that have deleted their accounts contributed to this project. If we can find out who they are, then they may be linked to this and just deleted their github accounts. (archive link https://archive.vn/nKCX8 ).
I'm not sure of a way to figure out who they are, originally I was hoping it would still provide a link so I could take the url and try and find them with it but it was not a link :/
UPDATE: Pao Minoves had two Github accounts pao-minoves and Pao Minoves the latter is deleted for some reason
...i keep forgetting to post this...
Another update. found this id exactly what it is but it seems to run the program when you view the branch https://travis-ci.org/github/pau-minoves/jseats/branches
I looked at the history of commits annd there's one with "dirty higher average algorithm" (archive link: https://archive.vn/0igxj ) It seems a bit fishy. If anyone wants to look through the commit history, the help would be appreciated and hopefully some java devs can get on this. I can read it but I'm not experienced in java
Assume y’all have saved this somewhere separately and sent up to Trumps legal team?
IMO this is most likely a larp. The “Scytl” org has no members and no novel repos. Anybody could have created it with the false info and forked the publicly available repository (eg, jseats) into it. Do the GH APIs give you org creation date?
Who is this “4chan”?
Who is this hacker known as “4chan”? The world may never know.
If y’all don’t start using archive links I swear to god
Anyone can archive a git repo, make and account then go to the repo and hit fork. You can take the clone link and clone it to your local computer as well.
Didn’t see too much interesting here but didn’t look thoroughly. First of all, it’s 6 years old and written by some dude in Barcelona that doesn’t seem to contribute to many public things. Also this was branched from someone else and not kept up to date.
Besides that much of the stuff looks pretty vanilla. If someone wants to look deeper maybe the models/methods/ directory is most interesting.
im only jst now seeing this 9 hours later.... im looking through it now but its not like im going to find a note that says "we totally did it we stole the elections all of them" the program is obviously designed for remote access and is less secure than internet explorer in 2004.
Save a copy of it!
We owe those Mongolian basket weavers a deep debt of gratitude for all that they do 🙏
AUTISTS ASSEMBLE
Found in related github repo: https://github.com/alvarogarcia7/chain-of-responsibility/commit/84e7bddf63ccf9b4f957a7a4aeb9d98d16762cc9#diff-c61aaf76cbd934330d48e01af2a8aeb5fa7e96a87748cd6f0fad652e48bf8626R80
Translated to english sounds possibly interesting, although there could be a miss in translation:
A few things:
This is allocation of "seats" based on vote count and not votes
The allocation methods are common allocation methods that cover "winner takes all," "plurality," parilmentary distribution, etc.
There's nothing in here that drives vote or seat reallocation as process continues.
I'd hesitate to elevate to holy grail - however, connection to Skytl, the committing developer (Barcelona), and then how poor it's written... (like parsing xml attribute values based on substring of = when already using an xml library...) it's not a great look. Just not sophisticated as needed to run the vote flipping observed
Fruit from the Poisoned Tree. Is this was stolen it is not admissible to take these guys down. We might have just been baited.
There's a difference between "stolen" and "open source". "Stolen" means someone posted this without the owner's knowledge; "Open source" means the owner was stupid enough, and arrogant enough, to post it to GitHub himself.
Imma be going with "open source" here because actual Scytl employees were contributing to the GitHub repository