The Polish Cipher Bureau first broke Germany's military Enigma ciphers.But the work carried on at Bletchley Park did...
The Polish Cipher Bureau first broke Germany's military Enigma ciphers.But the work carried on at Bletchley Park did change the course of the war.I would not be surprised if Shapers were there when they finely broke the 4th disk the German navy was using.A coded message will be coming your way.
Originally shared by Lee Dixon
The Enigma machine needs no introduction; it was thought to be an unbreakable cipher machine used in WW2. Allied forces based in Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes (where I want to play) broke the cipher and changed the course of the conflict.
Anne Beuttenmüller
Brandon Badger
Brian Rose
Joe Philley
Ingress
I would like a #ingress #invitecode please to help the entrenched #enlightened in Milton Keynes change the course of their battle.
http://goo.gl/cwcwL > More about the Bletchley Park (should be a portal by the way)
http://goo.gl/7L2P7 > More about the #resistance stronghold in my area
And all because one out post kept sending the same message "nothing to report"
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ReplyDeleteingress would have been very different played on a difference engine :P
ReplyDeleteisnt ingress the boardgame just Risk!
ReplyDeleteenigma from Poland :) good work
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