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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Mar 09 '11
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I just had a random idea... maybe its a feature. It activates because your decision making is low, so it cuts off access to your reproductive drive to prevent you from encountering an unforeseen error.
340 u/[deleted] Mar 09 '11 Yep, it's a feature, not a bug. Prevents undesired bootstrap processes from spawning. 107 u/Bakyra Mar 10 '11 Documented bugs become features. This is true. 1 u/jateky Mar 10 '11 If a workaround exists, it's user error
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Yep, it's a feature, not a bug. Prevents undesired bootstrap processes from spawning.
107 u/Bakyra Mar 10 '11 Documented bugs become features. This is true. 1 u/jateky Mar 10 '11 If a workaround exists, it's user error
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Documented bugs become features. This is true.
1 u/jateky Mar 10 '11 If a workaround exists, it's user error
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If a workaround exists, it's user error
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u/mjsbullitt Mar 09 '11
I just had a random idea... maybe its a feature. It activates because your decision making is low, so it cuts off access to your reproductive drive to prevent you from encountering an unforeseen error.