It didn't actually use heat to destroy the mines.

@Elhigh: It didn't cook them off.

@pseudorocket: The Afghanistan of today was much different than the Afghanistan of then.

@pseudorocket: No idea. Haven't been able to find much more about it.

SPECIFICATIONS

@joebobusa22: See my reply above.

@MifuneT: It is. Good eye.

@tande04: More details...

@tande04:

First off the tiny eye extension for chrome is the best thing in the world

@Denver: Sure it does.

@Denver: Dude it's in your hand.

@Denver: I don't think most are concerned about privacy as much as the problems that could happen if we moved back away from a secret ballot.

@skittleswrapper: I got it. ;)

@ament001: If you were concerned about people trying to scan the QR code as you walk out of the polling place I'd recommend pockets.

@bustedchain: I don't think that it addresses any of those concerns though.

@protonjack: "Once a person has marked their choice, the form is torn in half and the candidate list is shredded in the booth, leaving just your marks and the encrypted barcode that contains the information about what the boxes mean. That means that you're the only person who knows how you voted. The poll station…

@ament001: It is attached to the ticket.

@bustedchain: Election result seldom turn on the individual though.

@Arken: It doesn't change a thing actually.