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Holidays for individual specialties
Computer Scientist Day
It is celebrated on February 14. It is an unofficial but quite popular holiday all over the world. On this day in 1946, the first electronic digital computer , ENIAC, was launched, which became an important step in the history of computing technology.
Overclocker's Day
Celebrated on February 28 (or 29, in a leap year). Dedicated to those enthusiasts who like to overclock their computers to the limit and see what they can do.
The holiday originated in 2004, when a user with the nickname "zЁma s chernozemЁma" suggested on the forum of the Russian overclocker portal to establish such a day, since other professions and hobbies already had their own holidays, but overclockers did not.
Webmaster's Day
It has been celebrated on April 4 since 2000. The date venezuela telegram data was not chosen by chance - 4.04 resembles the 404 "Page Not Found" error, which is directly related to the work of webmasters.
Optimizer's Day
It is also SEO Specialist Day, celebrated on May 28. A holiday for everyone involved in search engine optimization of websites.
It is celebrated on the last Friday of July. The idea of the holiday came to Ted Kekatos, a system administrator from Chicago. It was first celebrated on July 28, 2000.
Interestingly, that same year, Pope John Paul II named Saint Isidore the patron saint of computer and internet users.
Tester's Day
Celebrated on September 9th. It all started in 1945, when Harvard scientists, testing the Mark II computing machine, found a moth stuck in a relay. This incident became the first recorded bug in history. Since then, September 9th has become a day for those who look for errors and glitches in software every day — bugs and glitches — so that everything works as it should.