Sure, it's not one supercomputer, but it still does more calculations for one purpose than any other single supercomputer can.
................ Modern computers can compute around gigaFLOPS (I think), and supercomputer are teraFLOPS -- thats about 10^9 for usual computers and supercomputers are around 10^13 (someone please correct me, I know I've made a mistake somehwere there...)
Yes I'm surprised to say that no one here -- coinsidering we're all nerds who suppoedly read -- had worried at the chance of a Digital Fortress TRANSLTR-type supercomputer..
I don't see what this story has to do with the Ottoman Empire. Turks weren't really even prevalent in Asia Minor till about a thousand years ago. The summary should have stuck to using Asia Minor.
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marnues, I'm just pointing out the fact that not many people actually know of the Ottoman Empire and that Turkey still gets a whole lot of crap about its name.
A successful [software] tool is one that was used to do something undreamed of by its author. -- S. C. Johnson