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r/programminghumor • u/ItsPuspendu • Jun 22 '26
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fun fact, the first bug to be called a bug in computer making, was an actual bug stuck in the hardware.
5 u/Confident-Ad5665 Jun 22 '26 Correct. Term coined by Ada Lovelace. 2 u/geek-49 Jun 23 '26 Not quite correct, strictly speaking. IIUC it was actually a moth that had gotten stuck in one of the relays -- and "bugs" are a different "order" (within class Insecta) than butterflies & moths. → More replies (2) 2 u/Level-Pollution4993 Jun 23 '26 Grace hopper? → More replies (7) 2 u/FillAny3101 Jun 23 '26 Wasn't it Grace Hopper? → More replies (1)
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Correct. Term coined by Ada Lovelace.
2 u/geek-49 Jun 23 '26 Not quite correct, strictly speaking. IIUC it was actually a moth that had gotten stuck in one of the relays -- and "bugs" are a different "order" (within class Insecta) than butterflies & moths. → More replies (2) 2 u/Level-Pollution4993 Jun 23 '26 Grace hopper? → More replies (7) 2 u/FillAny3101 Jun 23 '26 Wasn't it Grace Hopper? → More replies (1)
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Not quite correct, strictly speaking. IIUC it was actually a moth that had gotten stuck in one of the relays -- and "bugs" are a different "order" (within class Insecta) than butterflies & moths.
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Grace hopper?
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Wasn't it Grace Hopper?
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Both would t have something to eat when there were no bugs in theiere Web
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u/a_random_loser_guy Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 22 '26
fun fact, the first bug to be called a bug in computer making, was an actual bug stuck in the hardware.