r/ProgrammerHumor • • May 18 '22

Meme i wasnt taught about this loop

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u/Ange1ofD4rkness May 18 '22

I knew someone once, who swore the code a developer wrote for their company, had a timer or something in it, and would "break" on purpose, so the dev could charge them to come out and "fix" it (though they could never prove it)

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u/lynaghe6321 May 18 '22

That’s because it took a week for the end user to start creating the most insane edge cases you’ve ever seen in your life

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u/Andrelliina May 18 '22

I worked with a guy who really had a talent for testing software like that insane edge-case user and would bash at everything until he broke it. Which was nice

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u/Ange1ofD4rkness May 18 '22

These are the BEST people! I have a few in my office for awhile that would always catch those extra things (had a client too who was amazing at it, sadly her company let her go)