🚀 go-pugleaf

      I'd like to encourage people to write simulators for one or two of the
early machines, as a way of keeping the history alive.  The ENIAC was 
plugboard-programmed, so it is not an enormously interesting machine to
simulate.  But simulating IAS, or Binac, or Whirlwind, would be a useful
exercise.  Especially if some original software could be found and brought
back to life.

      Is there a vacuum-tube computer still running anywhere, even in a
museum?  

					John Nagle