paperinauhaa
Paperinauhaa is a Finnish term that translates to "paper tape" or "paper ribbon." Historically, it referred to a physical medium used for storing and transmitting data, particularly in the era before widespread digital storage. This paper tape was typically a long strip of paper, often several millimeters wide, on which holes were punched in a specific pattern.
The presence or absence of a hole at a particular position along the tape represented a binary
Paper tape was a crucial component in early computing, telecommunications, and automated machinery. It was used