I've heard of a lot of explanations for the name Nixie, like the ones above, but I have never seen it written in any Burroughs document and since it is quite common to use ordinary words and fit a project or product name to that word I thought it might be possible that people working at Burroughs had heard this story and then decided to use those words for products. It would be nice if some document could pop up that someone who was involved at Burroughs had written on this subject!
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