Well This Is Awkward

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Well This Is Awkward

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When your gaming mouse has more holes than your production code has unit tests. That awkward moment when you realize your $150 "ultra-lightweight" mouse is just a regular mouse with strategic perforations, but somehow it makes you feel like you'll finally escape Silver rank. Meanwhile, your codebase is held together by Stack Overflow answers and prayers.

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