The Most Bizarre Software Bugs in History

Name: The Most Bizarre Software Bugs in History
Start: 2026-01-31T14:05:00
End: 2026-01-31T14:05:00
Location: H.2213

H.2213 | Day 2 | 14:05 - 14:20 | Speakers: Mia Bajić

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Abstract

We've all heard that we should test our software, but what happens when we don't? Sometimes, it leads to strange and unexplainable events.

Is 'testing more' always the right solution? What do these bugs reveal about software and its failures? And how can we use these lessons to build more resilient systems?

Let's explore together the most bizarre software bugs in history!

Speakers

Mia Bajić

I'm a software engineer focused on designing and building data products.

Outside of work, I host Behind the Commit on YouTube, where I chats with people shaping the open source in Europe and beyond.

I'm also the Vice-Chair of the EuroPython Society, the non-profit behind the EuroPython conference, and I'm involved in organizing local Python events in Prague.

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