Turing Welchman Bombe in BASIC

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Dr Jefyll wrote:
Simon, you're clearly a force to be reckoned with! You've gone from creating a ...
and that's just a partial list of your projects. :shock: All I can say is, I'm glad you're on our side!!!
The biggest problem with the Bombe is it's impossible to take it anywhere! Oh, it's portable enough, even has a convenient carry handle. Explaining it to security though might be somewhat problematic :)

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Simon wrote:
The biggest problem with the Bombe is it's impossible to take it anywhere! Oh, it's portable enough, even has a convenient carry handle. Explaining it to security though might be somewhat problematic :)
It doesn't help that its name is Bombe. :lol: The average security bloke would focus in on Bomb without the trailing 'e' and go ballistic.
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BigDumbDinosaur wrote:
Simon wrote:
The biggest problem with the Bombe is it's impossible to take it anywhere! Oh, it's portable enough, even has a convenient carry handle. Explaining it to security though might be somewhat problematic :)
It doesn't help that its name is Bombe. :lol: The average security bloke would focus in on Bomb without the trailing 'e' and go ballistic.
I figured if I ever do take it anywhere I would call it a Turing Machine, which technically the real Bombe isn't of course. Although mine is built on a Raspberry Pi (and the Arduino) both of which are Turing complete I guess?

Or I could just call it Christopher Jr. :)

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Simon wrote:
Or I could just call it Christopher Jr. :)
How about if you call it "Simon says." :lol:
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