There's a computer bug that's been around since the 1940s. - Apparently.
In 1947, a team of engineers working on the Harvard Mark II computer discovered a moth stuck in one of its relays. To document the problem, they taped the moth to the computer log and wrote "First actual case of bug being found" next to it. From then on, any technical glitch was referred to as a "bug," a term that has since become an essential part of computer jargon. This incident marked the birth of a term that has stuck with the industry ever since.