Hitting Refresh Like It's Going To Fix Everything

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Hitting Refresh Like It's Going To Fix Everything

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The eternal CSS debugging saga: Frantically refreshing your browser for 20 minutes, convinced your code is broken, only to realize you're staring at the production site instead of your local environment.

That moment when your brain finally catches up to what your eyes are seeing is pure developer humiliation. The worst part? We've all done this more than once and will absolutely do it again next week.

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