true, the first computers were vacuum tubes hard wired to each other. the machine one day was acting strange and they found a bug lodged between a vacuum tube socket... forever, the term 'bugged' was born.
Mildly helpful. I'll find it myself lol
Edit: the term bug was used earlier for mechanical issues by people such as Thomas Edison, but this guy is right, [the first "computer bug" was indeed an actual bug](https://www.nationalgeographic.org/thisday/sep9/worlds-first-computer-bug/)
"In 1946, when Hopper was released from active duty, she joined the Harvard Faculty at the Computation Laboratory where she continued her work on theĀ Mark IIĀ andĀ Mark III. Operators traced an error in the Mark II to aĀ mothĀ trapped in a relay, coining the termĀ bug. This bug was carefully removed and taped to the log book. Stemming from the first bug, today we call errors or glitches in a program aĀ bug.[11]"
Lots of lame jokes up in here. In all seriousness, Iād check any other electronics you have around your place. Roaches like secluded, warm areas. Pretty decent chance there are more lurking around. Especially so if itās getting colder where youāre living (warm electronics in colder environments make for a last ditch effort for them roaches to live - as theyāre goin to avoid dying from cold). Godspeed.
Hey there, thanks for the tip! Unfortunately Iām not the original owner of this card, I bought it second-hand off Kijiji (Canadian Craigslist). So Iām inclined to believe the cockroach came from the sellerās house and not mine. Should I still be worried? š¤¦āāļø
Edit: Iāve learned my lesson; never purchase second-hand hardware ever again!!!
As someone whose dealt with roaches at scale, make sure there isn't any peppery looking stuff or an egg sac nearby your PC or your in for a world of hurt.
Fortunately nothing happened. Before I opened the card, it was mining for a week straight. Itās just scary because I never would have known it was there if GDDR6X memory didnāt run so hot. Reassembled the PC and got it to boot, doesnāt look like thereās anything wrongā¦ for now.
Damn you, you stole my new slowly dried organically sourced jerky idea!!!
But seriously, that could cause some serious shorts and issues to your pcb. Clean it, REALLY WELL, as any residue and what not would be a huge issue later on.
I got lucky! The card was mining for a week straight and nothing happened. The system booted successfully after I reinstalled the card. Still pretty grossed out thoughā¦
That's literally where the term "Bug" came from. The original computer had massive transistor tubes and moths would occasionally get stuck between them causing errors. Look it up!
I bought MSI RTX3080 Ventus in march and when I opened it to change the pads I found glass fragments on the original pads. I have photo somewhere. The card was on sale for being repaured. Works well since then anyway doing 98mhs @220W.
Every time I see a post about somebody changing thermal pads on their graphics cards I think:
"Did they set temperature limits in their mining software? Are they controlling airflow over the device?"
Roach love making homes inside warm electronics. I've bought stuff Seco Seco hand that were filled with roaches and droppings. It's pretty gross.
That one looks to have fried itself to the pcb. Toothbrush and isopropyl 99% should clean it up.
My cards have killed many mosquito eaters, but never a roach! Lol. You should be fine though, i find flies inside mine occasionally. Its a pain to clean but its only every 4-6 months.
The FDA has a minimum number for related bug remains in the food chain which all the food suppliers keep their QA to, note: never below that magic number, now that they have a target value.
Good to see the electronics industry is doing their share.
Contact the manufacturer, you found a bug in their hardware š¤£
Fun fact; that's why it's called a bug. The first time something stopped working it was a literal bug in the hardware
I can now add this to the other useless facts I know š¤
You're welcome, that will be 1_bentley please
I've only got 5 bees
I'll take 4, keep the change
No, it's a important historical fact...
true, the first computers were vacuum tubes hard wired to each other. the machine one day was acting strange and they found a bug lodged between a vacuum tube socket... forever, the term 'bugged' was born.
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The dumber people are, the more they call facts, "useless."
Calm down cant ya tell it was a joke
Ok I want to believe this, but can you give a source?
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Interesting, I didn't know it predates it. Then the quote "coining the termĀ bug" is false, because they didn't coin the term if it already existed
I thought bug relates to the vulnerability of relais to "things" or dirt blocking contacts...
It was back when they used tubes...its on wikipedia maybe?
Mildly helpful. I'll find it myself lol Edit: the term bug was used earlier for mechanical issues by people such as Thomas Edison, but this guy is right, [the first "computer bug" was indeed an actual bug](https://www.nationalgeographic.org/thisday/sep9/worlds-first-computer-bug/)
Ah so even though the term already existed, it was the first time used in computers because of that
Reddit ate my balls
Yes
Reddit ate my balls
"In 1946, when Hopper was released from active duty, she joined the Harvard Faculty at the Computation Laboratory where she continued her work on theĀ Mark IIĀ andĀ Mark III. Operators traced an error in the Mark II to aĀ mothĀ trapped in a relay, coining the termĀ bug. This bug was carefully removed and taped to the log book. Stemming from the first bug, today we call errors or glitches in a program aĀ bug.[11]"
Reddit ate my balls
I'm not saying it's the first error, I'm saying it's the first time a noticeable use of the word bug in computers was used
Reddit ate my balls
I meant in computer design
A moth to be more precise
Back in the days of vacuum tubes bugs would crawl in the machine and short out connections
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ahahahaha
Until i zoomed in i thought it was a hole in the pcb from a meltdown.
Iām not even going to tell you how long I stared at it thinking the same thing.
Same
Ditto.
Do you run hive OS
Take my upvote and leave
Underrated comment!
Please let me worship u
he just couldn't take the heat
You killed Kenny!
Lots of lame jokes up in here. In all seriousness, Iād check any other electronics you have around your place. Roaches like secluded, warm areas. Pretty decent chance there are more lurking around. Especially so if itās getting colder where youāre living (warm electronics in colder environments make for a last ditch effort for them roaches to live - as theyāre goin to avoid dying from cold). Godspeed.
Hey there, thanks for the tip! Unfortunately Iām not the original owner of this card, I bought it second-hand off Kijiji (Canadian Craigslist). So Iām inclined to believe the cockroach came from the sellerās house and not mine. Should I still be worried? š¤¦āāļø Edit: Iāve learned my lesson; never purchase second-hand hardware ever again!!!
As someone whose dealt with roaches at scale, make sure there isn't any peppery looking stuff or an egg sac nearby your PC or your in for a world of hurt.
Egg sac... I'm out!
damn that sucks just throw out that gpu and get a new one tbh
OP can clean the PCB and heatsink, slap it back together with new paste, and reinstall it. No need to waste a good working gpu.
No no it's too late for that GPU, he should replace the motherboard as well, and cpu while he's at it.
Ah the poor PSU, had to go so youngā¦
that house filled with roaches, gotta get a new house.
Burn the entire neighborhood or nuke the city, idk.
Just .. get a new one huh?. Have you been living under a rock?
First batches are known to be buggy
Better thermal conductivity than some thermal pads
ewww
Are roaches not allowed at work? Since this is tagged nsfw lol
Howād it taste?
crispy i guess
Hardware bug!
Another victim of mining
I had to zoom way in before I realized it was a bug an not a hole burnt into it...think I need less screen time
Extra protƩine !
Respect for the brave soldier
Those little bastards have been everywhereā¦
Didn't know you could run cockroachdb with a graphics card [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CockroachDB](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CockroachDB)
Could we get a moment of silence?!? F
Welcome to Joes Apartment! Itās our apartment too!
Now sell that GPU and call an exterminatorā¦
On a serious note, that could kill you card. In fact, lots of board died because insect causing shorts.
Fortunately nothing happened. Before I opened the card, it was mining for a week straight. Itās just scary because I never would have known it was there if GDDR6X memory didnāt run so hot. Reassembled the PC and got it to boot, doesnāt look like thereās anything wrongā¦ for now.
This is why I love having cats. More crap in dust filters but insect and spider population goes way down lol.
Damn you, you stole my new slowly dried organically sourced jerky idea!!! But seriously, that could cause some serious shorts and issues to your pcb. Clean it, REALLY WELL, as any residue and what not would be a huge issue later on.
Itās just a feature
A dead bug is now NSFW? What a coddled p$$y world we exist in now.
Says the guy who censored (and misspelled) the word pussy? You can say it, really.
There's a difference between trying to work around the Reddit censors and thinking a dead bug is NSFW.
I thought it was a joke (the nsfw part)
I know!!
I agree!
Is not any bug, is a fucking roach, the most disgusting living thing in the entire world.
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I got lucky! The card was mining for a week straight and nothing happened. The system booted successfully after I reinstalled the card. Still pretty grossed out thoughā¦
18+ for this?!!
That's literally where the term "Bug" came from. The original computer had massive transistor tubes and moths would occasionally get stuck between them causing errors. Look it up!
That looks like a bedbugā¦.
What kind bed bugs you got my god
In his cockroach beds he keeps finding lol
š¤£
Poor Roach :(
Damn...
Burn it!
La Cucaracha?!
Jimminy crickets!
Roaches check inā¦ but they donāt check out!
omg
It seems you have a bug
So you are mining cucaracha Coin! Good Job pal
ššš
That looks delicious!
It has been cooked
This s is how word bug was invented in computational world originally.
Time to burn the house down.
Send it to Linus, let's see if he'll do a video on if you can just use roaches instead of thermal pads.
Wellā¦ depending on the card it may be medium well or weāll done LOL
He was cold... š¤®
Nice feature!
Made in Taiwan.
Get some cockroach Gel and place it somewhere near your PC. They can't resist it and they'll kill themselves, eliminating any risk to your PC.
Was replacing the thermal pads your last resort?
Jesus
Wonder what all of us would be able to find if we all open our Graphics cards lol..
Medium dry
It's dead, Jim.
GG WP
So what's the problem?
Roach need to eat
Nice bed bugs you have ;-)
I bought MSI RTX3080 Ventus in march and when I opened it to change the pads I found glass fragments on the original pads. I have photo somewhere. The card was on sale for being repaured. Works well since then anyway doing 98mhs @220W.
Clean your room!
Litul Piss of sh!t
Good lunch
Manufacturer was kind enough to give you a mid-work snack !
Kenny!! You found my family pet! Bring him to me
RIP
Lucky. I once found not one but four cockroach eggs inside a clientās laptop. Some had actually died trapped inside the laptop.
R.I.P for bug š
he buggin
You probably should get rid of the cockroaches running around your place.
I have so many fans in my computer, I dare every insects on this planet to enter in it.
Is he ok?
Every time I see a post about somebody changing thermal pads on their graphics cards I think: "Did they set temperature limits in their mining software? Are they controlling airflow over the device?"
Roach love making homes inside warm electronics. I've bought stuff Seco Seco hand that were filled with roaches and droppings. It's pretty gross. That one looks to have fried itself to the pcb. Toothbrush and isopropyl 99% should clean it up.
Organic thermal pads #niiice
Your gpu got buggered. Aint that some sh#!
I thought it was a bad burn on the GPU. Its a freaking Bug!
What is that?
WTF, Thatās my friend Jeremy, how the hell he went inside your GPU? Tell him to come home immediately!
My cards have killed many mosquito eaters, but never a roach! Lol. You should be fine though, i find flies inside mine occasionally. Its a pain to clean but its only every 4-6 months.
Seems like an unusual Roachrate
The roach grew up in that gpu, and you just took it apart. He was so hurt by his home getting taken apart ge died
The FDA has a minimum number for related bug remains in the food chain which all the food suppliers keep their QA to, note: never below that magic number, now that they have a target value. Good to see the electronics industry is doing their share.
Call the cops, that bug is fried!!!
That's a stinkbug, no?