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The universal debugging strategy: code breaks, add a comment that changes absolutely nothing, suddenly works. That moment of existential dread when you realize you're not actually in control of your own code. The compiler is just letting you think you are. Quantum debugging - where observing the problem fixes it, but you'll never know why. Just back away slowly and don't make eye contact with the codebase.

Two elderly gentlemen discussing the ancient Unix wisdom of redirecting random data to the void. It's basically what happens when senior developers explain their legacy code to junior devs. The command cat /dev/urandom > /dev/null is essentially generating random data and immediately throwing it away—much like most meetings where old-timers reminisce about COBOL and punch cards while the CPU hits 100% processing absolutely nothing of value. It's the digital equivalent of telling war stories that go nowhere. Maximum effort, zero output.

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