

Quote from: Chocofreak13 on Yesterday at 04:57:58 PMyou've pretty much nailed down most of what i'd contribute, but here's more ideas if you want them:
-can grow/shrink depending on the amount of hardware added? (it seems like they were able to tack on more parts to do more stuff? the sources i can find on her are scant, sorry)
- would likely have ancestors in Europe given that's where study on Differential Analyzers began
- maybe her hair is wire?
- would probably have a slight grudge against ENIAC, though as you stated, she's likely quite confident and self-assured so only a SLIGHT grudge
- has some interest in politics and history given her proximity to WWII
- might be regarded as a bit strange to certain other computers given her differences in terms of origin/core/workings (EBSCO says Bush used an Electrical Meter as his starting point)
- Likely a bit jaded given she was actually completed in 27' (according to EBSCO) and thus saw the crash and chaos the world was thrown into
- Gearhead at heart
- Likes tinkering with things
- any DAs after 1931 are clones of her (Bush published a paper about her in 31' and suddenly everyone had to have one)
- Has an indirect link to COBAL (idk if we have a -tan of her yet)
- inadvertently kicked off the nuclear age, but is likely humble about her role in it
sources:
https://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/history/bush-builds-first-differential-analyzer/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_analyser
https://www.mit.edu/~klund/analyzer/

Quote from: Chocofreak13 on Yesterday at 06:38:10 PMthat's kind of a shame, unless they're a package deal, then it's ever so slightly less of a shame. charging that much for them separately would be a travesty.They were all separate yeah

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