Yes I have solved your pretty pretty puzzle yet. The Enigma machine and rotors as a flash program is really cool. I was looking for one after my visit to Bletchley Park during a trip to London. I never found one back then (a few years ago).
I became an even biger fan of the whole WWII English code breaking operation after reading Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson. Thus my wife and I couldn't go to London without touring (Turing would be a pun) the place where all that code breaking occurred. It should also be honored as the birth of modern computing and had one of the first digital computers (Colossus) .
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Yes I have solved your pretty pretty puzzle yet. The Enigma machine and rotors as a flash program is really cool. I was looking for one after my visit to Bletchley Park during a trip to London. I never found one back then (a few years ago).
I became an even biger fan of the whole WWII English code breaking operation after reading Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson. Thus my wife and I couldn't go to London without touring (Turing would be a pun) the place where all that code breaking occurred. It should also be honored as the birth of modern computing and had one of the first digital computers (Colossus)
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Well done, Richard. A silly thing to post about, but I thought the Flash-based Enigma Machine pretty cool.
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