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Real machines, built from code with their real numbers, that you can take apart in the browser.
Every gauge reads the same model that moves the parts. Left alone, each one plays a guided tour; any click hands control over.
The Apollo Guidance Computer and its DSKY: a program woven into core rope, one kind of gate, and the 1202 alarm of Apollo 11.
An 18-cylinder twin-row radial: the starter, the firing order round the star, a master rod and its eight articulated rods, the cam rings, take-off rpm.
The Curta Type I, the mechanical calculator you hold in one hand: one stepped drum, carries that run column after column.
A photonic quantum computer: single photons from a quantum dot, 276 interferometers on a chip, detectors at 2.5 K.
A 3.5″ desktop hard drive: spin-up, a seek drawn live, a head flying 3 nm above the platter, the emergency park.
