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Code-cracking and computers
This interesting article was taken from the BBC website. Original page here. By the end of WWII, 11 Colossus machines were in use Bletchley Park is best known for the work done on cracking the German … more →
Andys Retro Computers
Classic Britain – A winners travel tale, Part Two
Towe wrote 2 days ago: In part two Ingemar finally reaches Silverstone, and he has a lot to tell about the festival: … more →
Venue Shopping
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marelou wrote 2 weeks ago: Over the last few weeks I’ve finally been getting round to a bit of wedding planning. With a … more →
Pic 299
freebornjohn wrote 2 weeks ago: 299 “My cryptographer went to Bletchley Park and all I got was a computing industry and a Euro … more →
From Colossus to Chiptunes
Chris Pollette wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday on my way home I was listening to a podcast from BBC World Service called Digital Planet. … more →
Colossus and D-Day
postalheritage wrote 1 month ago: 65 years ago today General Dwight D. Eisenhower and his staff met to discuss the Normandy landings, … more →
We call this making history
chris wrote 1 month ago: Stephen Fry is an avid social media guy among his many other interests. Several weeks ago his ecumen … more →
@wossy's Book Club And The Developing Power of Twitter
chloerfrancis wrote 2 months ago: As weeks – if not days – pass, it appears that more and more weird and wonderful as well … more →
When I Grow Up, I Want To Be Maxime de la Falaise
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outlandinstitute wrote 2 months ago: Maxime de la Falaise is dead. You may not have absorbed the full impact of that yet. When I read on … more →
Ones And Zeros
danielweiresq wrote 3 months ago: As ever with these things I’m not sure why Pixelh8 has passed me by up until now (especially a … more →
Code-cracking and computers
andyt31 wrote 3 months ago: This interesting article was taken from the BBC website. Original page here. By the end of WWII, 11 … more →
Captain Jerry Roberts, Bletchley Park and Lectures
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annmucc wrote 3 months ago: Remember the two lectures I’ve been to by Captain Jerry Roberts? (if not check here and here). … more →
Bletchley Park Not To Be Underestimated
towcesternews wrote 4 months ago: Enigma Machine - this is the one that was stolen and Jeremy Paxman got back I think that everyone kn … more →
Bletchley Park
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Nightstrike wrote 4 months ago: This could very well be another crossover post between this and my other blog. We’ll see how i … more →
Bletchley's Colossus makes beautiful music
andyt31 wrote 4 months ago: Bletchley Park’s National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) has hooked up with “chip artist … more →
Charity begins at home…or ‘home page’?
taylorsteve wrote 4 months ago: Amid the ballyhoo of financial melt down in the city, pay freezes, job losses in the private sector … more →
Sporting contest's interval protects small trademark? Pity. (4,5)
crosswordendsinviolence wrote 4 months ago: Interval is ‘tea’. This ‘protects’ or goes around a small (s) trademark … more →
They kick about endless donations; this year - gone (4,6)
crosswordendsinviolence wrote 4 months ago: They kick about endless donations; this year – gone (4,6) – who on earth is that meant t … more →
Amid solace I confuse web networks (6,5)
crosswordendsinviolence wrote 4 months ago: Whenever you come across slightly clunky word order, suspect an anagram. Whenever you stumble over a … more →
Wickes | The Building Britain's Most Proud Of
penbleth wrote 4 months ago: Have a look at this questionnaire and vote as you like. For what is is worth, I voted for Bletchley … more →
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