I’m delighted with this gift I received for speaking at the
@tnmoc Econet LAN Party event. Wonderful!
ALT IN APPRECIATION OF YOUR CONTRIBUTION
The National Museum of Computing thanks you for your valued contribution.
Your support helps preserve and share the history of computing for generations to come.
ALT WITH THANKS FROM
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF COMPUTING
This frame was presented to
ROBERT SMALLSHIRE
in recognition of their valued contribution.
Enclosed is a representation of 5-hole teleprinter tape spelling "THANK YOU" in Baudot-Murray code - a historic encoding system used in teleprinters from the early 1900s.
The pattern was digitally recreated from authentic paper tape punched on the Museum's Elliott 803 computer.
This same format could be read by Colossus, Heath Robinson, and many wartime and postwar machines.
Now preserved in laser-cut acrylic, it offers a permanent, physical connection to the Museum and the technologies and knowledge you help us celebrate and preserve.
Thank you.
I'm very excited to be speaking at the National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park on Sunday on using LLMs for software archaeology. Doubly excited to be bracketing lunch with Professor Steve Furber, inventor of the ARM microprocessor architecture.