Stay In The Ide

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Stay In The Ide

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Ah, the eternal struggle of the weeb developer. After 20 years in this industry, I've seen countless RGB keyboard warriors who'd rather be binging the latest season of Attack on Titan than debugging that production issue. The perfect intersection of "I need to pay rent" and "but the new episode drops tonight." We're all just anime protagonists trapped in the wrong storyline—our epic battle is against merge conflicts and legacy code instead of whatever villain has a 20-minute monologue this week.

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