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During Apollo 11's lunar descent, a stuck rendezvous radar triggered 1202 alarms by flooding the guidance computer. Margaret Hamilton's priority-scheduling software shed low-priority tasks in real time, letting the landing continue. The technique is now standard in real-time systems.
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