etrigan63
Rangefinder Padawan
Actually the term "bug in the program" dates all the way before ENIAC, when computer programs were hard wired into the systems. A roach, beetle or some other creepy-crawly would get inside the box looking for warmth and mess up the program by shorting out some circuits.
350D_user
B+W film devotee
http://catb.org/jargon/html/B/bug.htmletrigan63 said:Actually the term "bug in the program" dates all the way before ENIAC, when computer programs were hard wired into the systems. A roach, beetle or some other creepy-crawly would get inside the box looking for warmth and mess up the program by shorting out some circuits.
Make of it what you will.
somecanuckchick
Tundra Gypsy
colinh said:Someone has found a catastrophic hardware bug related to the magsafe power connector. It is suggested you check your machines at once!
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colin
Yeah, when the 1st generation MacBooks came out, there were rumours of that being possible. There have been cases. But my 1st generation MacBook has never had a problem... other than just not having enough RAM.
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