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  • Rules of order rant: ‘That the words proposed to be omitted stand part of the question’

    14 September 2019 (updated 14 September 2019) | parliamentary procedure meeting procedure | Comment

    In traditional Australian and UK meeting procedure, a curious procedure takes place when an amendment is proposed to omit words from a motion, including to omit words and substitute other words. Traditionally, the question proposed from the Chair, in either case, is:

    That the words

    … »
  • Some statistics on Pickles government vehicle auctions

    13 September 2019 (updated 14 September 2019) | misc | Comment

    I collected information on sales at three Pickles ‘Victorian Government & Council Vehicles’ auctions on 13, 20 and 27 August 2019. I collected data on ‘personal vehicles’, which I defined as vehicles with a sedan, wagon, hatchback or liftback body type. I compared winning bids… »

  • Rules of order rant: Prior amendments

    12 September 2019 | parliamentary procedure meeting procedure | Comment

    In Australian and UK meeting procedure, there is a rule relating to the order in which amendments may be moved, known as the ‘prior amendment’ rule. Citrine's The ABC of Chairmanship describes this as follows:

    when an amendment has been moved to alter the latter

    … »
  • Investigating a MIDI music DRM system (c. 1998)

    24 August 2019 (updated 28 August 2019) | copyright drm reverse engineering obfuscation security | Comment

    Background

    This post concerns a DRM system used in a proprietary JavaScript-based music player. The music is sequenced locally in the client based on instrument and note data, à la MIDI. The music player does not have any export capabilities, but like the previous instalment… »

  • Single Transferable Vote counting sheets and worksheets (Creative Commons)

    21 August 2019 (updated 23 August 2021) | elections voting systems proportional representation | Comment

    STV count sheet

    STV count sheet:

    • Narrow cells
    • Wide cells

    Exclusion worksheet

    • STV exclusion worksheet

    Surplus worksheet

    • STV surplus worksheet
  • Investigating a legacy document delivery DRM system – Part 2

    17 August 2019 | copyright drm reverse engineering obfuscation security | Comment

    Last time, we investigated the HTML5 viewer for a document delivery DRM system, rehosting the viewer to give us unlimited access to documents – but only through the standard print procedure, which inserts watermarks and copyright information. This time, we'll investigate how we can… »

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