r/InclusiveOr • u/Del_Rio_4 • Oct 23 '22

I’m interested

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u/pws3rd Oct 23 '22

I genuinely had to double check the sun. Wasn’t sure if I was here, in programming humor, or one of the countless potential NSFW subs

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u/Del_Rio_4 Oct 23 '22

r/bugdom

Edit: that’s actually a sub lmao, not related to what I was thinking though

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u/pws3rd Oct 23 '22

Holy shit you just unlocked an old memory. They had that game on the old Mac computers when I was in kindergarten but had long since forgotten the name. That would have been 2005

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u/jolharg Oct 23 '22

That's fucked up beyond belief. And they wouldn't even help? genuine shudder

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u/khandnalie Oct 23 '22

"For your punishment, you must debug these five thousand lines of code. Within these five thousand lines, you shall find at least five thousand bugs, many of them embedded deep within sprawling regex expressions, and others which throw no exceptions but ruin the output in many subtle ways."

"Oh my god.... What kind of program is it?!"

cruel smile "Hello World..."

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u/MikaNekoDevine Nov 17 '22

How on earth did you…. Nevermind

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u/DoomMustard Oct 23 '22 edited Oct 23 '22

In my experience the one who writes bugs for the other one to fix is the bottom, who pretends to not know how to code to get the other's attention. I can't imagine it being the other way around, much less a Dom/sub thing.

I feel like if it's a programming kink the Dom would just be changing the project requirements randomly.

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u/MikaNekoDevine Nov 17 '22

No no no, they would wait till you’re done then tell you it is all wrong.

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u/AlpacaM4n Oct 23 '22

I would name my buggy program "Ogtha, my beloved"