Alan Turing’s Bombe machine at Bletchley Park.

This machine shortened World War Two by at least two years! It was developed by Alan Turing in 1939. Wiki link
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombe

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Alan Turing the genius behind

[@michaelhickland4450]

what a machine & what a genius alan turing is

[@simpleserpent1337]

damn, looks just like in movie!

[@younggriff4703]

True, Alan Turing is such a great replicator, every part of that replica machine is just like in the movies down to the most minute detail

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@@younggriff4703 i know right?

[@Will_CH1]

because this is what the movie copied. no one really knows what the Bombe looked like

[@simpleserpent1337]

@@Will_CH1 nice insight!

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beautiful

[@twinscrollturbo4410]

The first one was designed built and paid for by Tommy flowers, before the war he was working on a design for automatic telephone exchanges and realised it could be used for code breaking etc

[@Sem_interacao]

Alan Turing created this machine

[@twinscrollturbo4410]

@@Sem_interacao No he didn't, you just watched the imitation game and think that's what actually happened.., its just about the most inaccurate movie ever made..

[@aritrachoudhuri6716]

​@@twinscrollturbo4410 except alan's bombe and the polish bombe worked on completely different principles and ideas .
And after 1 may 1940 when germans made an upgrade to enigma machine and the
Polish bombe relied on the Germans repeating the same three-letter key setting twice at the start of the message, was rendered useless
So brits and turing had to start designing new stuff
The much more complex Turing bombe searched for contradictions in the actual message text, based on a known or guessed segment of plaintext. It worked regardless of how the key settings were sent. The operating principles were completely different.

[@robertjohns7010]

You are confusing the Bombe machine with the first electronic programmable computer Colossus (built by Tommy Flowers). In fact the Polish were the first with an early version of the Bombe.

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I'm surprised they didn't cut the cord..

[@Will_CH1]

How do you know this is what it looked like? Churchill had it destroyed because he did not see a use for computers in the future

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Speed up…

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lmao the poles crybabies on the comments