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From: ryer@spock.camb.inmet.com (Mike Ryer)
Subject: Re: "Bugs"
Date: 1997/01/29
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Yes, it was Grace Hopper who coined the term.  The original bug, a moth
I believe, is preserved for posterity in the Boston Computer Museum.

-- Mike Ryer