Backend Devs Fixing Frontend Issues

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Backend Devs Fixing Frontend Issues

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Nothing screams "backend developer energy" like slapping a digital clock onto an analog one and calling it a day. This is the physical manifestation of that commit you push at 5:59 PM on Friday with the comment "quick UI fix, don't review too closely." The backend mindset in its purest form: functionality over form, and hey—it technically works! Who cares if your solution looks like it was implemented with duct tape and a prayer? Ship it!

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