Did you know the first computer bug was caused by a real insect? In 1947, while engineers were working on the Harvard Mark II computer, they found a moth trapped inside the machine, leading to a malfunction. They logged it as the first-ever "bug" in computer history. Today, the term "bug" is still used for software and hardware issues, but it all started with an actual insect. Curious for more quirky tech stories and fascinating tech facts? Don't forget to subscribe and explore more tech history, tech trivia, and computer facts with us!
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#computerbug #techhistory #firstbug #funfacts #realbug #harvardmarkII #bughistory #codingerrors #subscribe #engineering #technology #techfacts Did you know the first computer bug was caused by a real insect? In 1947, while engineers were working on the Harvard Mark II computer, they found a moth trapped inside the machine, leading to a malfunction. They logged it as the first-ever "bug" in computer history. Today, the term "bug" is still used for software and hardware issues, but it all started with an actual insect. Curious for more quirky tech stories and fascinating tech facts? Don't forget to subscribe and explore more tech history, tech trivia, and computer facts with us!
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#computerbug #techhistory #firstbug #funfacts #realbug #harvardmarkII #bughistory #codingerrors #subscribe #engineering #technology #techfacts Did you know the first computer bug was caused by a real insect? In 1947, while engineers were working on the Harvard Mark II computer, they found a moth trapped inside the machine, leading to a malfunction. They logged it as the first-ever "bug" in computer history. Today, the term "bug" is still used for software and hardware issues, but it all started with an actual insect. Curious for more quirky tech stories and fascinating tech facts? Don't forget to subscribe and explore more tech history, tech trivia, and computer facts with us!
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