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More than twenty years ago as high schooler digging into the stacks at a 
community college library, I came across a book on Ada where a chapter epigraph 
referenced a bug bounty where the finder of some variety of bug in the Ada 
language specification would receive a case of wine.  Does this ring any bells? 
 I realize that this is quite vague, but I didn't have the CS background then 
to appreciate what I was reading, and events have taken me quite far from that 
shelf on that day.

... We all live in a yellow subroutine...