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The Fiber Optic Aristocrat

The Fiber Optic Aristocrat
Ah, the distinguished gentleman frog has achieved what most developers only dream of—escaping bandwidth purgatory. While the rest of us are debugging code at 3 MB/s, this amphibian aristocrat is hopping into fiber optic paradise where pages load before you even think about clicking them. The formal announcement style is what makes this perfect. Nothing says "I've transcended your peasant-tier internet" quite like dressing up as a 19th-century dignitary to announce your technological superiority. It's basically the networking equivalent of pushing to production on Friday and nothing breaking. Meanwhile, I'm still waiting for my Docker image to download. Maybe in another century.

When You Click VS Studio Instead Of VS Code

When You Click VS Studio Instead Of VS Code
Congratulations on your accidental journey to the dark side of Microsoft development! Clicking Visual Studio instead of VS Code is like ordering a tank when you just needed a bicycle. One's a lightweight code editor that opens in seconds, the other is a 10GB industrial-strength IDE that takes so long to load you could literally grow a beard while waiting. The astronaut's grim realization that his "little maneuver" will cost "51 years" perfectly captures that moment of dread when you see that loading bar crawl across your screen at glacial speed. Your quick edit just turned into a commitment longer than most marriages.

I Just Double-Clicked And Chose Violence

I Just Double-Clicked And Chose Violence
The giant spoon of Visual Studio smacking you in the face when all you wanted was to check a tiny XML file. Nothing says "I just wanted to see what's inside" like having an entire IDE launched at Mach 5 just to view 10 lines of code. The real kicker? By the time VS loads, you could've written the entire file from memory, refactored it twice, and still had time for a coffee break.

Time For A New IDE

Time For A New IDE
The classic developer delusion cycle. Start with a lightweight text editor thinking you'll be the next keyboard ninja. Three plugins later, you've turned your sleek editor into a resource-hogging circus that takes longer to start than a Monday morning standup. The transformation is complete when you're staring at the loading screen wondering why you didn't just install the bloated IDE you were avoiding in the first place.