Standard Brute Forcing

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The absolute CHAOS of debugging summed up in one door sign. Try solution one from Stack Overflow. Doesn't work? Cool, try solution two. Still broken? Solution three it is! And if THAT doesn't work, well... your code is probably just fundamentally cursed and you should probably just give up and become a farmer.

The door sign brilliantly mirrors the developer experience: methodically trying every possible approach with zero understanding of WHY any of them might work, just desperately hoping ONE of them does. PULL the dependency. PUSH a random fix. Neither works? Time to close the ticket and pretend the bug never existed. Ship it to production and let the users figure it out!

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