True the enigma machine didn’t work like that on its default firmware, but if you convert the voltage to a compatible ~0.9V and solder in a simple 32-bit silicon translation chip and melt the rest of the machine down for a case you could theoretically get it working.
Break the German enigma machine!
“It doesn’t work like that.”
…SUDO BREAK GERMAN ENIGMA MACHINE.
sudo rm -rf /enigma/
-rf just to be sure
enigma-cli --homepath “/usr/share/enigma” admin reset-admin-password <new password>
True the enigma machine didn’t work like that on its default firmware, but if you convert the voltage to a compatible ~0.9V and solder in a simple 32-bit silicon translation chip and melt the rest of the machine down for a case you could theoretically get it working.
I run EnigmaPi to encrypt all of my important emails.
Sudo vibe coding in Bletchley Park.