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The very first recorded computer bug
World's First Computer Bug
Future looms - The First Computer “Bug” September 9, 1947 At 3:45 p.m., Grace Murray Hopper records 'the first computer bug' in the Harvard Mark II computer's log book. The problem was
Intel on Twitter: "#DidYouKnowThe first documented computer "bug" was an actual moth found in a Harvard computer in 1947. http://t.co/7AjmhevIT7" / Twitter
Log Book With Computer Bug | National Museum of American History
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Grace Hopper and the First Computer Bug: How a Moth Changed the Future of Software Engineering - Mindquest
HackerRank on Twitter: "9th September 1947 Grace Hopper records the first computer bug on the Harvard Mark II log book. https://t.co/lS8y5gzYFY" / Twitter
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You knew the first recorded computer bug was a literal bug, right? | PC Gamer
Admiral Grace Hopper's Log Book Contains The Original Computer Bug - It is Alive in the Lab
History Vistory on Twitter: "#HistoryVistory #TodayInHistory #09September1947 #Today The world's first computer bug was found in Harvard Mark II Computer. #Mark2 #HarvardMark2 #Bug #ComputerBug #FirstComputerBug #FirstBug #Moth https://t.co/aJD6aL0ROF ...
The First Computer Bug Ever Found! | Technology Facts - Glitch Facts - YouTube
September 9,1945: First Computer Bug Revealed : Day in Tech History
World's First Computer Bug - TechwithAbhijeet
When Computer Bugs Were Actual Insects | OpenMind
First 'computer Bug' Acrylic Print by Us Navy, Us Naval Historical Center - Fine Art America
In 1947 this moth became stuck in the relays of the Mark II computer and caused a physical malfunction. This is the first actual “bug” and the origin of the term in
What we can learn from the world's first computer bug | The Economist
The unusual reason behind the world's first computer bug
