Speaking of the Turing Award, why isn't Alan Turing on the list of famous programmers?
I realise that it is up for debate whatever he was a programmer by modern standards, but there simply weren't any good computers to program on in his days.
However, he (probably) wrote the first computer Chess-program in 1948, for a computer that didn't even excist at the time.
He deserves to be on the list, IMHO.