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+Episode: 522
+Title: HPR0522: Piratprat Ep 02
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0522/hpr0522.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-07 22:23:51
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+That's episode two in Hacker Public Radio.
+We've got the election fraud now in the pirate parking.
+Yes, sadly, someone cheated in the elections.
+And can you describe how the cheating was done?
+Someone was able to register members somehow.
+I don't know exactly how that went about and used about 40 members, I think,
+to vote for himself to the lists for the election.
+So it was that money?
+Yes, from what I've read, it was about 40 that they discovered.
+It was, had voted from the same IP address.
+Yes, Mark Klamberg comments on it and thinks that it's not so good
+at the pirate parking logs IP number considering that we don't want IP numbers to be logged.
+Yes, I was a bit puzzled by that myself.
+But I assume you have to agree to that somehow.
+I didn't see that, but so it's a bit strange because we can get around that anyway
+by using different IPs.
+Yes, it's not a very short way to discover from because legitimate users can't have the same IP address.
+Yes, and those who were for using IPs said that it was an effective way
+and calling up people to ask if they had registered themselves,
+would be too expensive with 50,000 numbers and not much money.
+Well, it's sort of an expense you have to take.
+If you want to protect against fraud and...
+And reasonably you would like to protect against such fraud.
+I've thought about it a bit and you could save a lot by only calling those who voted
+because we need to keep a register of who has voted anyway.
+That seems reasonable.
+Politics is a trust business.
+If you don't have the public trust even though you have one, it's hard to legitimize.
+Yes.
+But we can tell what happened to the person, who did this.
+Yes, he resigned from all positions in the party and he helped in resolving the problem.
+I think he even left the party.
+He left the party too.
+And it was regretful.
+It was very sorry.
+I don't really understand how he thought this sort of thing could fly.
+Well, it has something that has happened in every party.
+Yes, absolutely.
+And it was discovered on Saturday and on Monday it was published.
+I didn't try to hide it anyway.
+I think it was handled very well.
+Very well, except that this IP number logging.
+That's another discussion that has to be made, I think.
+So, what's that all for today?
+As I think so.
+Thank you.
+Thank you.
+Thank you.