How would the field of electronic binary calculators have evolved had the Axis powers won the war?
How would the field of electronic binary calculators have evolved had the Axis powers won the war?
Jacob Morales
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Liam Bailey
Alan Turing's POZ wouldn't be so evident today.
Eli Murphy
The same.
We would probably have experienced a boom of alternative methods getting their niche markets, as was the norm with engineering inventions of the past.
Mason Williams
If the Axis won we'd be 50-10000 years ahead considering how they wanted to wipe out the kikes - who are hiding the advancements of Tesla and alien technology from us.
Logan Carter
We're an endgame spacefaring civilization in those regards. We just don't know it.
Ian Gutierrez
No video games.
Asher James
Emacs would still be turing-complete.
Nathan Richardson
I think computer drive capacity would've been larger sooner considering the germans proficiency of mag tape tech.
Gabriel Rodriguez
For sure tech would be more advanced and less kiked, specially with how that would mean jews within the influence of germany would all be deported to Israel.
Autists instead of intellecual jews would rule over the tech field so no CISC bullshit.
Free software movement would happen later because proprietary is inherently jewish, and 3rd worlders would be the ones to start proprietary software. Its head wouldn't be Stallman because he would have been born in Israel and he would be stuck there.
China would be less of a shithole due to the german-chinese cooperation, assuming in this timeline they didn't have to cuck them for Japan.
Nathan Sullivan
Nah. I think the german use of mag tape would've led to prelinary use of tapes quicker. It took decades, at least to the mid-50's, before IBM started incorporating mag tape for storing data. I think having larger data storage would've allowed for computation of larger data sets sooner, which gives greater outputs that could be further used in other areas.