Soldato
Well it's 70 years ago today that the boffins at Manchester University ran the first programme on the worlds first stored-program computer known officially as Small-Scale Experimental Machine or informally as Baby. Which many regard as the beginning of the modern Computer age 
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-44554891
A whopping storage of 1024 bits! but I wonder if they realised how their work would so radically change the world. It must have been a really exciting time and I'm more than a little jealous that these people had the opportunity to cut a path to new frontiers for all of us. I'll certainly be raising a glass to Baby and the boffins tonight.
Of and in before "But how does it play Crysis"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-44554891
A whopping storage of 1024 bits! but I wonder if they realised how their work would so radically change the world. It must have been a really exciting time and I'm more than a little jealous that these people had the opportunity to cut a path to new frontiers for all of us. I'll certainly be raising a glass to Baby and the boffins tonight.
Of and in before "But how does it play Crysis"
