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The wheels, or rotors, on the top are rotated so the next letter is encoded in a different way. what goes on inside each of the rotors is the electrical current from one of these contact pins underneath is being transferred to another contact pin through these wires. you press a letter here and it gets turned into one letter there, another there, another there and then back out. yes. of course the enigma code was eventually cracked through some slip—ups by the german operators in codes that we...

What goes on inside each of the rotors is the electrical current from one of these contact pins underneath is being transferred to another contact pin through these wires. you press a letter here and it gets turned into one letter there, another there, another there and then back out. yes. of course the enigma code was eventually cracked through some slip—ups by the german operators in codes that were sent, but also thanks to the hard work of the codebreakers at bletchley park. including, of c...

Thats right, you are, i was pretty bored, staring at a screen, stuck inside my house so i thought id build something with my hands. dr binns machine has been laser cut from mdf and although it doesnt look like the original it is wired in the same way. and after each letter is typed, the wheels, or rotors, on the top are rotated so the next letter is encoded in a different way. what goes on inside each of the rotors is the electrical current from one of these contact pins underneath is being tran...

What goes on inside each of the rotors is the electrical current from one of these contact pins underneath is being transferred to another contact pin through these wires. you press a letter here and it gets turned into one letter there, another there, another there and then back out. yes. of course the enigma code was eventually cracked through some slip—ups by the german operators in codes that were sent, but also thanks to the hard work of the codebreakers at bletchley park. including, of c...

And his machine. we are talking about some of the ways the bbc has shaped the broadcasting industry over the last 100 years and of course it still does that today and it is still innovating. while we are here, omar is in norfolk with the bbc�*s springwatch team, to find out how their production is being made more sustainable. birdsong. listen to that. gorgeous, isnt it? we all love a bit of nature, dont we? programmes like springwatch, an annual tv show that watches british wildlife during the...

This machine. >> obviously britain in 2022 is fundamentally gal tear yan, there is a very big issue for most people with inherented privileges, especially white privilege when you think about the colonial history of the british empire. all of those issues its hard to reconcile the modern nation with the building behind us and all of the riches and influence and opportunities given to the royal family. i think streamlining is a necessary response to that. its saying that people need to be earning...

Is turning to so—called �*ethical hackers�* for help. an autonomous robot roams the dry earth. this isn�*t science fiction, it�*s harvest time in this machine, guided by artificial intelligence, could replace human asparagus pickers. i think this is the future. the uk requires over 30,000 seasonal workers every year during the season to harvest the crop, and they can�*t get that quantity of people any more, so we are developing this to kind of supplement that workforce. now, a robot ...

The labor leader anthony albanese. the commander of ukraines azov regiment says his soldiers have finally ended their defence of the devastated port city of mariupol. agriculture is becoming increasingly high—tech and automated, with robots which can pick crops, and driverless tractors. but it also makes the sector vulnerable to cyber attacks, affecting the ability of farmers to bring in harvests. now, the bbc�*s rural affairs correspondent claire marshall has discovered that at least one to...

And driverless tractors. but it also makes the sector vulnerable to cyber attacks, affecting the ability of farmers to bring in harvests. now, the bbc�*s rural affairs correspondent claire marshall has discovered that at least one top agriculturalfirm is turning to so—called "ethical hackers" for help. an autonomous robot roams the dry earth. this isnt science fiction, its harvest time in gloucestershire. this machine guided by artificial intelligence could replace human asparagus pickers. i...

Crucial person in this scheme. is that your sense as well? are you able to paint a clearer picture for us around the coconspirators and we are eastman fit into that circle? >> what i can say that he was clearly a central figure in this plot. just the volume of emails that we know exists and the types of people that he was reaching to in this case, like a legislator in pennsylvania, and the volume, and the content that we are aware of in previous discussions, they show that he is a key cog in thi...