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If I'm not mistaken the honor goes to Charles Babbage ( 1837 - UK ) and more recently Konrad Zuse ( 1941 - DE ), John Atanasoff and Clifford Berry ( 1942 - US ) and Tommy Flowers and associates ( 1944 - UK - Colossus Mark I ).

Now if you're talking old school you could go back to the abacus ( 2700–2300 BC ? ), the Antikythera mechanism ( 150 BC ), the astrolabe ( 200 BC ) and the slide rule ( 1600s? ).

The first known digital computer would date back to 1937 - 1941 or thereabouts.

Semper Fi :)
 


Yes we do, however it's quite difficult to get them running. I have a few 100ft. extension cords running into my igloo from the store down the road.



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Windows > OS X when you have a small group of people trying to remote administrate hundreds of computers.

OS X is a PITA on a large enterprise network. Works great if all you need to do is login to the domain, print, browse the web. But that's all end user stuff.

OS X is like a castrated version of *nix/BSD with flashy graphics. *BUT* it runs smooth assuming none of the above on a large network.
 


Yeh, Canada... look what they did to Wolverine!
 

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