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I read the book The Rose Code I wish you would remove that loud music it's louder than the voices. I put on the closed caption, nothing appears. Thank you posthumously because I know you're all gone now but wow you really worked hard to save your country and it was freezing and you still had outhouses. I don't think you had enough food and I will thank you later when I see you.

Get him to read audiobooks and bed time stories. Please please

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wonderful!

Please redo the video without the echo. I’m interested in the content but unable to understand the words.

There was video of Jason Robards reading this. I wish I could find it. It was So moving!

What's the brand of your mic? I would like to know so we can avoid it.

So many people worked at breaking that machine and others.

Top 5 weaknesses of the enigma machine: 1. A hammer 2. A can of coke (spilled) 3. A grenade 4. Gravity 5. People trying to be funny

Thank you for your efforts to share this important info. In the future please consider either lowering or eliminating the background music. I cannot hear the speaker. The information you're presenting is far more interesting.

Terrible sound!

The words are mostly unintelligible. Captions don't help. 😉

You need a sound engineer. This sounds like it's recorded in a hollow tube.

How did the codebreaker know when one of the wheels turned over? They see (as I understand it) the message as a series of letters on a crib sheet and never see the machine. What in the actual encrypted message indicates that the wheel has turned?

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The one and only totally, 100% secure system is one that has no access at all. So, since that doesn’t do anyone any good, the next decision is: What can we build that has good enough or reasonable security, uses current technology, but is within reason to train personnel for optimum operation.

Nerds at War!!! I loved this!!!

I thought they could adjust the position of the notch on a rotor?

Baudot = 'boo-doo' or 'boo-doh' (French, nearly) or 'boh-doh' (English). After Émile Baudot. Interesting video, thank you.

Seems to me the non-self-encipherment property could have been eliminated without making the machine more complicated, just by eliminating the reflector and only passing the signal through the rotors in one direction. But would that have had other undesirable effects on the security?

Alas, the very poor audio recording in this video makes it extremely difficult to watch. I highly recommend getting a better microphone for recording and re-doing this video from scratch. Best of luck!

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Very interesting, how many permutations of the initial wiring could there have been? I am intrigued that the British didn't try the A-A, B-B one. Is it 26x26x26? I ask just because it is probably one of the easier challenges amongst very difficult ones. I can just imagine someone asking them in a meeting whether they had tried every permutation and them saying they had, even though they hadn't tried the one that few would think to try.

IMHO, this guy is being punked repeatedly by this dynamic female. He's ok with it. I'd speak up.

Thank you for that cc41 clothing description. It was shocking to learn that existed.

Monkey arms if it was the Brixton Walk.

Pore sound

Lousy audio. I can't listen. Poor. Poor. Poor.

lol where you Imagine yourself as Bert the chimney sweep… or Danny Dyer … :)

Could do with a diagram - I believe it’s a Lee Enfield Mk4 .003 being referred to. I don’t know about the “piling swivel”, which in my case I will most certainly not be getting. Reed was criticised for accepting a K: wood he accept Charles 3’s?

8:09 Wouldn't a more elegant solution have been to add an extra letter to the system that stood for repeating the entered letter?

Thanks for adding actual captions for the Deaf. makes it easier to follow

How did they decide which rotational position to put the rotors in when first inserting them?

With stuff like the plugboard, you say it was a weaker than a more complex plugboard, but how much did it add over no plugboard? Likewise with the reflector, it was weaker than the more complex setup of dual paths through the rotors, but how much did it add over only going through the rotors once? Overall were any of these things so bad that it would have been more secure if they had left the feature out entirely?

The irony is supreme 👍

Fantastic! Didn't actually UNDERSTAND most of it but then I love listening to people who obviously know things that I don't!!

Surely the inability of the to not encipher a letter as it's self comes from the plug board as when the plug is pushed in it disconnects the circuit to the lamp of the key that is pressed .

I run a fairly successful youtube channel. This is an excellent video....but i bet youd get about 5 times as many views with a $10 lav mic. People click off of videos with terrible audio. Cheers and best of luck!

How can you allow such poor audio quality?

76-bit encryption, that really puts it into context how clever this machine was. Up until the 1990s it was common to only use 40-bit, which was trivial to break. These days we use 128 or 256.

You think you're so smart. Thèn go back in time and do it. Oh, you can't 😮 YUCK-TUBE R boy 😂😂😂😂

Matthew Goode has a lovely speaking voice! He was the right person to read this letter.

Хороший ролик.!!!

The Polish never got enough credit in this area.

PLEASE get a clip on microphone for your presenter, the sound is awful

I'm left wondering why it took so long...

Quit watching when it became impossible to understand anything.

How did the Germans encode the umlauts? Did they bother with the 'eszett' (ligature)?

Echo... echo...echo... Did you guys not hear how horrible his voice sounded when you were editing this video? Need to hang some blankets on the walls behind the camera or something, it sounds like he talking inside an empty tim can...

The holes on the front are how you modify the keyboard to the entry motor. The physical hardware also had to be identical to undo the messages, and it can’t be edited, it had to be identical. If you’re making a permanent version on a mass scale, why not use the easiest pattern to build?