A moth taped to a logbook page in 1947 became one of the most repeated origin stories in computing, and the physical evidence still exists. During testing of the Harvard Mark II at a Navy facility, ...
Visitors see the moth, read the caption, and carry the story outward. Each subsequent repetition flattens nuance: the distinction between first documented bug in a computer and first use of “bug” in ...
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