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The data used in this project was obtained from mocap.cs.cmu.edu. The database was created with funding from NSF EIA-0196217.

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facts

100 evergreen facts, shown in the world's underworld, each checked against its source.

sources for the facts (100)
  1. f001Wikipedia: Grace Hopper
  2. f002Wikipedia: Transistor
  3. f003Wikipedia: Bug (engineering)
  4. f004Wikipedia: Turing test
  5. f005Wikipedia: Antikythera mechanism
  6. f006Wikipedia: Integrated circuit
  7. f007Wikipedia: Ada Lovelace
  8. f008Wikipedia: Dartmouth workshop
  9. f009Wikipedia: Difference engine
  10. f010Wikipedia: Creeper and Reaper
  11. f011Wikipedia: Halting problem
  12. f012Wikipedia: Moore's law
  13. f013Wikipedia: ENIAC
  14. f014Wikipedia: Perceptron
  15. f015Wikipedia: Grace Hopper
  16. f016Wikipedia: Caesar cipher
  17. f017Wikipedia: Morris worm
  18. f018Wikipedia: Colossus computer
  19. f019Wikipedia: Hedy Lamarr
  20. f020Wikipedia: ELIZA
  21. f021Wikipedia: Kerckhoffs's principle
  22. f022Wikipedia: Brain (computer virus)
  23. f023Wikipedia: Jacquard machine
  24. f024Wikipedia: Global Positioning System
  25. f025Wikipedia: ELIZA
  26. f026Wikipedia: One-time pad
  27. f027Wikipedia: Computer virus
  28. f028Wikipedia: Byte
  29. f029Wikipedia: Charles K. Kao
  30. f030Wikipedia: Deep Blue (chess computer)
  31. f031Wikipedia: Diffie–Hellman key exchange
  32. f032Wikipedia: AIDS (Trojan horse)
  33. f033Wikipedia: ARPANET
  34. f034Wikipedia: Laser
  35. f035Wikipedia: Backpropagation
  36. f036Wikipedia: RSA cryptosystem
  37. f037Wikipedia: Trojan horse (computing)
  38. f038Wikipedia: Ray Tomlinson
  39. f039Wikipedia: Velcro
  40. f040Wikipedia: AlphaGo versus Lee Sedol
  41. f041Wikipedia: RSA cryptosystem
  42. f042Wikipedia: Zero-day vulnerability
  43. f043Wikipedia: World Wide Web
  44. f044Wikipedia: Microwave oven
  45. f045Wikipedia: AI winter
  46. f046Wikipedia: Alice and Bob
  47. f047Wikipedia: Information security
  48. f048Wikipedia: Trojan Room coffee pot
  49. f049Wikipedia: Universal Product Code
  50. f050Wikipedia: R.U.R.
  51. f051Wikipedia: Enigma machine
  52. f052Wikipedia: Zero trust architecture
  53. f053Wikipedia: HTTP 404
  54. f054Wikipedia: QR code
  55. f055Wikipedia: Three Laws of Robotics
  56. f056Wikipedia: Marian Rejewski
  57. f057Wikipedia: Firewall (computing)
  58. f058Wikipedia: ASCII
  59. f059Wikipedia: Bluetooth
  60. f060Wikipedia: Arthur Samuel (computer scientist)
  61. f061Wikipedia: Vigenère cipher
  62. f062Wikipedia: SQL injection
  63. f063Wikipedia: Year 2038 problem
  64. f064Wikipedia: Ethernet
  65. f065Wikipedia: AlexNet
  66. f066Wikipedia: Frequency analysis
  67. f067OWASP Top Ten
  68. f068Wikipedia: Year 2000 problem
  69. f069Wikipedia: Internet protocol suite
  70. f070Wikipedia: Attention Is All You Need
  71. f071Wikipedia: Advanced Encryption Standard
  72. f072Wikipedia: Bug bounty program
  73. f073Wikipedia: Emoji
  74. f074Wikipedia: Lithium-ion battery
  75. f075Wikipedia: Perceptrons (book)
  76. f076Wikipedia: Salt (cryptography)
  77. f077Wikipedia: Capture the flag (cybersecurity)
  78. f078Wikipedia: History of Linux
  79. f079Wikipedia: Christine Peterson
  80. f080Wikipedia: Artificial neuron
  81. f081Wikipedia: Public-key cryptography
  82. f082Wikipedia: John Draper
  83. f083Wikipedia: The Mother of All Demos
  84. f084Wikipedia: Git
  85. f085Wikipedia: Moravec's paradox
  86. f086Wikipedia: Zero-knowledge proof
  87. f087Wikipedia: Principle of least privilege
  88. f088Wikipedia: Hacker culture
  89. f089Wikipedia: Mars Climate Orbiter
  90. f090Wikipedia: Generative adversarial network
  91. f091Wikipedia: Shor's algorithm
  92. f092Wikipedia: Backdoor (computing)
  93. f093Wikipedia: Margaret Hamilton (software engineer)
  94. f094Wikipedia: Ariane flight V88
  95. f095Wikipedia: Adversarial machine learning
  96. f096Wikipedia: Pretty Good Privacy
  97. f097Wikipedia: Spamming
  98. f098Wikipedia: Apollo Guidance Computer
  99. f099Wikipedia: SMS
  100. f100Wikipedia: Prompt injection

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