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The ultimate flex in computing isn't fancy algorithms or clean code—it's getting Doom to run on literally anything with a circuit board. The iconic FPS game has been ported to calculators, printers, ATMs, and probably your smart fridge by now. It's basically the "Hello World" of hardware hacking, except with demons and shotguns. Those little cacodemon sprites at the bottom perfectly represent the gleeful chaos developers feel when they manage to cram a 1993 game into yet another device that has absolutely no business running it. Because in the world of tech, the question isn't "can we?" but "why haven't we yet?"

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Two equally terrible choices, and you're about to ship one of them to production. On one hand, you could be the corporate drone who removes all personality from your code because management thinks comments should be "professional." On the other, you could embrace the chaos and name your StringBuilder "bobTheBuilder" like the absolute legend you are. The real tragedy? Both options are going to haunt you during the next code review. Your boss will passive-aggressively ask why you're wasting time on "clever" naming, while your fellow devs will judge you for having a StringBuilder that isn't called "bobTheBuilder." There's no winning here. At least bobTheBuilder builds things. Unlike most of our code.

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