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The phrase “computer bug” traces back to a literal insect found in an early computing machine.

In 1947, while working on the Harvard Mark II at IBM, engineers discovered that a moth had gotten trapped in one of the computer’s relays, leading to a malfunction.

Grace Hopper, a pioneering figure in computer science, recorded the event by taping the moth into the project log and noting it as the “first actual case of a bug being found.” Although the word “bug” had been used in engineering contexts prior to this, this marked the first time it was associated with computer issues.

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This chart illustrates the significant growth in crayon colors over the past century. Invented in 1903, the original Crayola box contained only 8 colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, brown, and black, all for just a nickel. We've always enjoyed drawing with crayons.