tldr; Alan Turing (1912–1954) was a pioneering English mathematician, computer scientist, and cryptanalyst, widely regarded as the father of theoretical computer science. He developed the concept of the Turing machine, a model for general-purpose computation, and played a crucial role in breaking German ciphers during World War II at Bletchley Park. Post-war, he contributed to early computer development and mathematical biology. Despite his achievements, Turing faced persecution for his homosexuality, leading to his tragic death in 1954. He was posthumously pardoned and honored for his contributions.
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Gon404 on
Is that the equivelent of lost it in a boating accident for a genius.
East-Cricket6421 on
This is either comforting news for those of us who have lost our assets in the past thru no fault but our own… I mean if Alan Turing, a mad genius if there ever was one, can fuck up his own cypher I think we can all rest a little easier about our own mistakes.
It also could be a case of „lost them“ in an effort to avoid the tax man, of course.
Podsly on
Why not just remember where he buried them?
F-machine on
I just keep it behind the painting in my room or some metal dog tags i wear around my neck
tianavitoli on
the code phrase was „*fuckyouferwaffen*“
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tldr; Alan Turing (1912–1954) was a pioneering English mathematician, computer scientist, and cryptanalyst, widely regarded as the father of theoretical computer science. He developed the concept of the Turing machine, a model for general-purpose computation, and played a crucial role in breaking German ciphers during World War II at Bletchley Park. Post-war, he contributed to early computer development and mathematical biology. Despite his achievements, Turing faced persecution for his homosexuality, leading to his tragic death in 1954. He was posthumously pardoned and honored for his contributions.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Is that the equivelent of lost it in a boating accident for a genius.
This is either comforting news for those of us who have lost our assets in the past thru no fault but our own… I mean if Alan Turing, a mad genius if there ever was one, can fuck up his own cypher I think we can all rest a little easier about our own mistakes.
It also could be a case of „lost them“ in an effort to avoid the tax man, of course.
Why not just remember where he buried them?
I just keep it behind the painting in my room or some metal dog tags i wear around my neck
the code phrase was „*fuckyouferwaffen*“