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I think it was right around 35% as you say. Unlikely, but not impossible for Trump to win. If Trump hit a one out of three lucky shot, that should be somewhat surprising, but not too very surprising.

Anyhow, he's saying this one is an even coin flip.

Nate Silver left 538, but he is still hosting the Monte Carlo model at the Silver Bulletin. That model is putting it right around 50-50 for Trump win vs Harris win. That's not a polling average... That's the result of playing a few million elections where the results are based on the current polling average.

The dump makes it pretty clear that the offending module is the Nvidia driver.

You might need to selectively downgrade versions until this stops happening.

Oh they really did. Except because it was the 90s it was real analog closed circuit television, and nothing was wireless.

It was the one piece of NASA training that you just graded yourself on.

Exactly. There's, like, twenty thousand device drivers in there, but you only need six or seven. Loadable modules are for chumps who don't know what they need.

This is exactly how NASA built the Space Shuttle Toilet Simulator.

Compare with the yearly release cycle on cars.

Coupled with secret ballots, that implies that all mail ballots must remain in the sealed individual envelopes they came in until the polls close.

Like any other convention, it's not really a big deal either way. Fortran gets along just fine with 1-indexing.

To be fair, I think it's more typical for these kinds of partisan poll observers to operate on a volunteer basis.

Here's a nice YouTube that describes one experience representing the interests of Count Binface in the recent UK election.

Also why you need yellow ink to print a b&w document. Just in case you were actually trying to print out dollar bills.