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Konrad Zuse's computing machine Z3

http://www.tiltul.com/ Konrad Zuse's computing machine Z3 The Computer History Museum Tour 5 See all the Tours at: http://tiltul.com/art/Educa... TilTul Automates Search and Language translation ...  
 
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Molo9000 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Was he really working for the Nazis?

From what I've read the Nazis were not very interested in computers and Zuse had to actually steal raw materials towards the end of the war to keep his research going.
Ghostdogcs (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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He worked for the Henschel aircraft factory in WWII. He build his first computer alone, without any support of the Nazi Goverment or firms, thats right.
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Well, the technology from the television was coming about 1924 and from that design could be related to the computer... That germans made the headstart into unlocking great technology isn't that strange...

But to say, to be grateful for the WO1 and 2, if there wasn't any, the scientists wouldn't had invented it?

There wouldn't be any computers, no Bill Gates Scammage, no youtube, nothing...

But TV as we know it would be different too, because TV now is also controlled by computers...
Antillektuell (8 months ago) Show Hide
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the first digital computer of the world according to wikipedia.
kurizzos (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Association will f*ck a man up.
Zuse had a brilliant mind but
he worked with the Reich. Damn...

MORALE OF THE STORY?
1gooddevil (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Yes.
wrtlpfmpf (1 year ago) Show Hide
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The commentator is not very precise. You don't see how it worked. You don't hear about the programming language he invented back then.

Hey, you don't even see an actual Z3.
bilarnotti (1 year ago) Show Hide
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first!

:p

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