The moth that flew towards the end of the animationsymbolized the two-inchmoth she caught stuck in Relay #70, Panel F of the Mark II AikenRelay Calculator while it was being tested at Harvard University on September 9, 1947
She found the trouble spot and removed the bug with a tweezer, and taped the bug in her log book and wrote "first actual case of bug being found," which somehow coined the term "debugging" in the computer world
An electromechanicalcomputer designed by MarkAiken and Hopper with other Mark computers, used for addition and multiplication to satisfy the computing needs of America
An English mathematician who conceived a steam-driven calculating machine that was supposed to compute tables of numbers, known as the Analytical Machine
A hypothetical machine that can manipulate symbols on a strip of tape according to a pre-set table of rules, forming the theoretical foundation of modern computer science
Turing died in 1954 due to asphyxia caused by cyanide poisoning, which the authorities ruled as suicide due to the government's conviction of his homosexuality, which was taboo at that time in England
Pentagon's Advanced Research Projects Agency Network, established in 1969 to make it possible for scientists in different research institutions to share information and cooperate with the military on scientific endeavors
The Philippines ranked second (9 hours and 29 minutes per day for the 2nd and 3rd quarter of 2017) on the average number of hours spent by internet users among different countries, with the country going first place in the average number of hours spent using social media each day