Panelists: Michael Mulhern (hosting), Ken Gagne, Paul Hagstrom, and Jack Nutting
Host's Topic: Old computers de-composing
Dr. Peter Thorne stopped by TNMOC and talked about CSIRAC, Australia's oldest computer, and indeed the world's oldest existing computer—and also explained that it will almost certainly not be restored, but kept instead in original, but non-working, condition. Discuss.
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