Diebold Nixdorf

Well, I mean, I think that, you know, information technology, you know, is certainly a component of the growth fund.

You know, we are not looking at things like software and chips, but, you know, names like Diebold, Nextorf, which does, you know, ATM machines and point of sale software, things like that, but more kind of equipment based, you know, technology.

I think that's interesting, you know, just largely, you know, you know, we have a meaningful allocation to energy, more on kind of the diversified, you know, side with, you know, refining and, you know, both, you know, upstream and downstream.

But yeah, I think that, you know, industrials is ultimately the largest component.

Centauri Holdings.

One tech stock you would buy today?

Diebold.

Finish this sentence.

That's right.

Diebold.

Diebold, which was a company that made highly regarded ATM machines and other things.

It ruined their brand.

And so Apple and Microsoft and these other companies don't really... exist in this space as a frontline vendor for that reason, I think, by and large.

Don't tell me it's not secure.

You know, Diebold, which was involved in the allegations back in the 2020 election about having, you know, Venezuela came in and doing that.

They also make our ATM system.

Let me ask you a question.

You remember, they, they lost their minds in 2000 during the election then.

And then in 2004, they lost their minds more, saying that the Diebold machines and John Kerry had really won.

And then with Bush and Ira- They, they've been losing their minds for a long time, but it has now gotten to the point where, unfortunately, you mix that with the SSRIs and social media, and I, they're just not coping.

They're not coping like you would want them to if they were your loved one, Mary, because they're emotionally not okay.

The bugs can be exploited to bypass disk encryption and pre-boot authentication and to read clear text data from the devices.

Major ATM vendors like Diebold Nixdorf have already rolled out patches.

And finally, a team of South Korean academics has developed a seven-dollar phone case that can detect the presence of hidden cameras in a room.

The phone uses a special app to illuminate objects from different angles and analyze reflections to spot hidden lenses.

No, I mean, now that nobody's going to have difficulty believing that, now that we know the Biden administration and maybe even the current administration has done similar things.

But just getting back to the weighted race feature, I'll try to find the diebold.

In fact, I sort of think I found some manual that confirms a weighted race feature, but also reports that say there's no confirmation, no court ruling, no administration confirmation that this fractional voting is used in elections, even if it's a feature that you might have with the machines themselves.

I guess...