The True Developer Pride Month

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The True Developer Pride Month

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The only month developers celebrate with genuine enthusiasm is when their IDE finally loads. The meme brilliantly captures how IntelliJ, Eclipse, and other heavyweight IDEs gradually fade from "PRIDEMONTH" to just "IDE" as they consume all your system resources. Nothing says "I love my computer" like watching it struggle to open the tools we need to actually do our jobs. The gradual darkening represents your RAM slowly dying with each plugin loaded. At least the spinning beach ball gives you time to contemplate your career choices!

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