Thread: With this attitude, is it any wonder new authors don't trust the system?
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Old 08-13-2010, 09:25 AM   #78
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Originally Posted by M T McGuire View Post
This may be true but then... Alan Turing's chances of breaking the enigma code were fifteen million, million to one... and he succeeded...
Did he actually break the Enigma code? I know he worked on it, but not sure he broke it.
I thought the biggest breakthrough with the naval enigma code was when a code book was captured from a stricken German sub.
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