Today is Ada Lovelace Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the world's first computer programmer and to share inspiring stories about women working in science, technology and math. Surely some of the most significant technical work done by women since this day last year includes the creation of what ...

Flickr celebrates #ALD11 http://blog.flickr.net/en/2011/10/07/its-ada-lovelace-day/

RT @FindingAda: Grace Hopper used to carry round a nanosecond in her pocket: http://t.co/tmvZZp6q #ALD11

RT @creativecommons: Better late than never! Creative Commons & Ada Lovelace Day: the Women behind Librebus http://t.co/ii0q61gs #ALD11

Happy Ada Lovelace Day, celebrating the achievements of women in science, engineering & mathematics. @FindingAda & see http://t.co/FiPkuKOq

It's Ada Lovelace Day! Read about remarkable women in tech and science at http://t.co/PYRnVWeb #ald11

The Women Who Built #Google+ - http://ow.ly/6S7hy via @women2

My post for Ada Lovelace Day, a tribute to my students: http://t.co/fRFDL9bc #ald11

Very inspiring women listed in @globalvoices' Ada Lovelace Day tribute. http://t.co/5ZgmFthQ #ald11 #technology

Blog: My contribution to this year's Ada Lovelace Day on Caroline Herschel: http://t.co/TFseP9lX #ald11

RT @sharon_howard: Quick Sunday plug: I did a roundup of the best #histsci posts from Ada Lovelace Day here: http://t.co/Xt4olj4W Some great stuff! #ald11

RT @leedsgirlgeeks: "Here are five of the most inspirational women I've come across over the last year…" http://t.co/IyNmVrQj #ALD11

RT @eventosabiertos RT @cenatic: Día de Ada Lovelace, el día de las mujeres que se ponen frente a un teclado para ... http://t.co/nZB6Xx9Z