Oh The Pain Of Terminal Betrayal

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Oh The Pain Of Terminal Betrayal

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That moment when muscle memory betrays you. Pressing Ctrl+C in a terminal doesn't copy text—it kills the process. It's the digital equivalent of reaching for coffee but grabbing hot sauce instead. The sheer horror on that man's face perfectly captures the millisecond your brain realizes what your fingers just did. And now you get to start all over again. Wonderful.

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