DGRVP- The Machine that cracked the Nazis’ “Unbreakable” Code (Page 60 of 60)
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Intel's Optane with Micron. Intel Tried to Create a Whole New Category of Memory  Intel’s Optane Memory: A Promise Unfulfilled |
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Interesting video that showcases different mechanical principles 20 Mechanical Principles combined in a Useless Lego Machine  20 Mechanical Principles combined in a Useless Lego Machine 00:00 Schmidt coupling 00:17 Constant-velocity joint (CV joint) 00:30 Universal joint 00:42 Bevel gears 00:53 Slider-crank linkage 01:08 Sun and planet gear 01:25 Scotch Yoke 01:40 Chebyshev Lambda Linkage 01:58 Chain drive 02:13 Belt drive 02:32 Constant-mesh gearbox 02:50 Oscillating direction changer 03:06 Torque limiter (Lego clutch) 03:19 Winch 03:34 Rack and pinion 03:47 Offset gears 04:00 Uni-directional drive 04:22 Camshaft 04:38 Intermittent mechanism 04:52 Worm gear 05:11 THE FINISHED MACHINE |
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Discussion on Spruance's thoughts on battleships How to Improve Battleship Artillery After WWII  How to Improve Battleship Artillery After WWII |
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Short history of the Enigma machine. The Machine that cracked the Nazis’ “Unbreakable” Code  This Machine Made Wartime Germany (Almost) Impossible to Defeat 0:00 Who invented Enigma? 4:16 How did Enigma work? 10:51 The Secret Spy Mansion 13:10 The First Codebreakers Who Broke Enigma 16:45 Trying To Decrypt An Enigma Message 22:35 Who was Alan Turing? 26:30 How Enigma’s Flaws Were Exploited 34:27 Breaking Enigma - The Bombe 41:39 The Naval Enigma 44:35 What did Alan Turing do after Bletchley Park? |