Debugging Chair Is More Comfortable

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Debugging Chair Is More Comfortable

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Fancy gaming chair for coding? Sure. But when that elusive bug appears, you'll find yourself migrating to the porcelain throne for hours of contemplative debugging. Something about staring into the abyss of a toilet bowl really helps the error messages make sense. The most profound code revelations always happen when your legs have gone completely numb.

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