Computer Is A Freak

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Computer Is A Freak

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STOP SHOUTING AT ME, PYTHON! I GET IT ALREADY! My terminal is having an absolute meltdown because I dared to use 'M' instead of 'ME'. The audacity of this language to flood my entire screen with the SAME. EXACT. WARNING. It's like dating someone who keeps reminding you about that ONE time you forgot their birthday. Just replace the damn 'M' silently and move on with your life! Why must you be so dramatic?! 🙄

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