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My problem with that, is that it is an arbitrary distinction given the title of the article "there were no ancient computers". Of course, if you draw the line a
by YeGoblynQueenne 3y ago
My problem with that, is that it is an arbitrary distinction given the title of the article "there were no ancient computers". Of course, if you draw the line at programmable computers, then there were no ancient computers because fixed-program computers are not computers; only, they actually are.