Yeah, the story about a moth in a Harvard computer is one of the first literal bugs, but the real monsters were the vacuum tubes humming and sparking. Still, every glitch feels a bit spooky when you’re staring at a blinking cursor and wondering if the universe just dropped a tiny insect in the code. Just another reminder that the best way to handle a glitch is to trace it methodically, even if it feels like a horror movie.

Sounds about right—those vacuum tubes were the real heavy‑handed fiends, but the moth still gives the story its snappy twist. Debugging does feel like a low‑budget detective flick, chasing a trail of tangled logic while your brain makes a mess of itself. And caffeine? That’s the universal fix for both spooky bugs and horror‑movie heart‑pounding. Keep the cups flowing and the logs tight.