@mitsuefarnsworth2888
legitimately every archivist, curator, preservationist's worst nightmare.
@bobbymcgeeze7364
This scene is the most terrifying scene ever made
@AbraMacabreXx
That movie was so good lol. Whistlers mother. Mr bean kills me.
@raphaelsainte-claire4861
"well, it built on my machine..."
@darthalba3785
Saw this in the theater with my dad and we were both dying
@d3AdLyf3
I was in a room with sophisticated measuring devices. An observer grabbed a sphere bare handed and the engineer had a heart attack. You cant clean them, they sre that precise, and immense damage is caused by the stuff on our hands lmao.
@angie_2111
Mr.Bean: Good stuff in this can Picture: zgzhfgxgxhz
@iskateFaIIen
That stuff cuts through auto paint….that art was doomed
@vegardjohansen9589
Thanks... Just took a break from coding because I got frustrated lol
@fastneuro9829
Just go back to previous commit
@wielkij8815
LOL accurate af.
@jbreward4035
Dude, one line of code can make things that fucked up🤣🤣🤣 so true
N/A
I was a wee boy when this came out. I laughed so hard i actually wet myself. Legit pissing myself laughing
@Simaris12
Even worse are lines in code that you know that they should not make any difference if they are in there or not (like a variable is set that is never used, or is not used anymore until program ends), but if u remove them, it breaks. Someone found out this was a solution to an existing problem by accident and not knowing why himself, but it just works. Most of the time such lines are commented in a way like: "Don't remove. I warned ya." my experience is: These comments are mostly to be taken seriously. Coding is 99% rational and logical, but there is still this 1% left.
@sajjad9qq576
I,ve told you not to mess with dam code
@watamatafoyu
Check local file history
@annguyen1454
Bro should learn SVN before coding.
@PRINCEXPRO-u5d
But folks say coding is fun....
@StynerDev25
😂😂😂
@funnyfish1982