Me after fixing an minor bug

Content Me:Hits compile Every fan in my computer:

Content WHEN THE CLIENT THINKS THEY KNOW THE CODE BETTER THEN THE DEVELOPER WHO WROTE IT

Content Can somebody for the love of god explain to me what the actual fuk nfts are and how they work 7h Like Reply 1403 Imagine you have a wife and your wife is getting drilled by everyone and you cant do shit. But you have the marriage certificate. Thats the NFT

Content Me: accidentally changes a small CSS property The site:

Oh look, another Bash victim! While "riding a bike" sticks with you forever, Bash scripting is that special hell where your muscle memory means absolutely nothing. You'll spend 20 minutes Googling how to write a basic for loop for the 500th time, wondering why the syntax looks like it was designed by someone smashing random keys. And don't get me started on those cryptic one-liners that work perfectly until you add a space somewhere and suddenly your script is formatting your hard drive. It's the programming equivalent of assembling IKEA furniture with instructions written in hieroglyphics... while blindfolded.

This is a brilliant play on Big O notation, the bane of every algorithm class! The computer nerd's algorithm is O(1) - constant time complexity, the holy grail of efficiency. The A-student's algorithm is O(N) - linear time that scales with input size, respectable but not perfect. And then there's "my algorithm" at O(N!) - factorial time complexity, which is basically computational suicide. It's the difference between your code finishing in microseconds versus the heat death of the universe. The exclamation point is both the factorial notation AND the appropriate reaction when you realize your algorithm will take longer to run than the lifespan of several stars.