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Well That Was Useful

documentation Coding struggles Developer life Rtfm Useless docs Bad-documentation

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8 months ago 327,879 views 0 shares

Well That Was Useful

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Oh fantastic, you finally decided to check the documentation after hours of suffering! And what do you find? Instructions so vague they might as well be ancient hieroglyphics. The documentation literally shows you how to put a square peg in a round hole—technically correct but COMPLETELY useless for your actual problem. Thanks for nothing, documentation writers who clearly moonlight as abstract artists! Nothing says "helpful" quite like instructions that make you question your entire existence and career choices.

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