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The Moore School machine room in fall 1945, tightly framed around matte painted-steel ENIAC cabinets, worn linoleum, a high side window, and one waist-high card unit; cabinet paint is chipped beside a lower hinge and two frequently used jacks are rubbed. The ENIAC cabinet bases are bolted flush to the linoleum floor. The plugboard and control cluster are fixed within the ENIAC cabinet faces. The near programmer's shoes contact the floor; her right fingers close around the plug body as its metal tip enters the jack. Her left hand grips the same cord 20 cm below the plug; the cord hangs in a shallow gravity-driven curve. The second programmer's shoes contact the floor; her left hand grips the cabinet rail while her right fingers close around the toggle. Each patch cord terminates at physical jacks, with one plug halfway seated and the other three ends fully seated. The card unit's four feet contact the floor, and one thick power cable routes from its rear toward the cabinet base. 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