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Vanadir Strejthsson • Edited
  • When you've made a solution to a problem that is different from the task you've taken which the deadline is supposed to be this week

  • When you're trying to fix one bug for an entire week and the cause is a typo or a missing semi-colon

  • When you're concentrating on your work but there's a meeting on the next few minutes

  • When you're trying to implement a feature within a week and you've just received the news that it's discarded

  • When you're facing an error that's not really helpful

  • When you're trying to learn a new language and it just doesn't click

  • When you're called on the weekend for a critical bug, fixing it, only to find out that that bug doesn't affect production

  • When you're trying to center a div vertically and horizontally that supports IE1, without using CSS (this is just a joke)

  • When there's no coffee (Although I don't drink coffee... sorry, not sorry)

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Avalander

When you're trying to fix one bug for an entire week and the cause is a typo or a missing semi-colon

How do you spend a week for a missing semi-colon? Doesn't the compiler like tell you in which line it is missing?

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Vanadir Strejthsson

T'was a time in my junior college years when I worked on one of my projects using PHP. Was pulling my hairs until I was almost bald trying to fix the goddamn error.

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Avalander

Ooh, PHP...