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This page, and the Kathleen Antonelli page contradict each other with respect to why the original ENIAC "computors" were given blueprints to work out their programs, rather than allowed access to the actual computer. I'm changing the text on this page, as the Kathleen Antonelli page is rated higher, but either explanation is plausible and both pages should really have references for that statement. NoDepositNoReturn (talk) 03:25, 16 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
I don't want to learn how to edit Wikipedia, but I have a wonderful circa 1950's picture of Betty which I would like included in this page. I want it to be both hi-res and low resolution, so people can use it for writing about betty.
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