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How were computers used in the 1940s?In: Computer History |
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.......by kerosene record players, of course. unless you're talking about an abacus, which is operated with the fingers. perhaps these fourties computers were stored in warehouses to decipher cryptic codes sent by hitler to thwart the enemy's obvious grasp on super advanced technology.
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