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Sunday, January 13, 2019

♪ Who Can Make the Bugs Shine? ♪

A person sits in front of a computer screen with the line "&yman" repeated three times. Another person asks "Wait... you actually believed me?"

I did this hunched over in bed in a hotel room trying not to wake up my kids...

Posted by Max Guernsey, III at 9:29 AM

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All Saturday Stories and Sunday Comics are works of pure fiction. Any similarity between persons depicted therein is purely coincidental.

Unless explicitly stated otherwise, no entry is about any person in particular.

These are common themes that run throughout a great many software development organizations.

If you think something in here is about you, you are mistaken...but you should probably look into whatever it is that makes you think that.

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