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Today in 1937, Howard Aiken, an instructor in the Department of Physics at Harvard University, having been turned down by the leading manufacturer of calculators (the Monroe Calculating Machine Company), submitted a proposal to IBM, titled ...
Today in 1983, Fred Cohen, a student at the University of Southern California School of Engineering, conceived of the first computer virus to be labeled a “virus” (which unlike “worms” require the spreading of an infected host file) as an e...
Today in 1988, Robert T. Morris, a computer science graduate student at Cornell University, released a self-replicating computer worm on ARPANET (a predecessor of the internet) and, unwittingly, launched what will become the cybersecurity i...
Today in 1870, The U.S. Weather Bureau made its first meteorological observations using 24 locations that provided reports via telegraph.
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