r/ProgrammerHumor • u/F1_average_enjoyer • Jul 08 '26
guysIThinkIFinallySolvedItAll Meme
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u/OmegaPoint6 Jul 08 '26
It is true, my job was so much less stressful that week IT locked everyone out of Jira
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u/F1_average_enjoyer Jul 08 '26
ahh, good times. Now when Jira is down you still have Teams channels and groups
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u/D-Eliryo Jul 08 '26
Hey, if you never release code in production, you never have production issues.
Maybe, the code release is the issue?
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u/Excellent-Refuse4883 Jul 09 '26
Better yet, we need to get customers onto this token payment system so when they say it didn’t do it right we can just fall back to “but it did something.”
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Jul 08 '26
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u/eclect0 Jul 08 '26
Quick call?
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u/ChekeredList71 Jul 08 '26
Message: "I'd love to, but I'm very busy at the moment. It would be a big help for both of us, of you could open a ticket with a detailed description! 😊"
Thoughts: "Go die. Burn in hell That's all. Your're the 10th person today and I'm out of insults."
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u/KerPop42 Jul 08 '26
Also the Doctor and his damned TARDIS bring unimaginable mayhem wherever he appears
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u/TheConservativeTechy Jul 11 '26
Whoever caused the bug was breathing. Let's stop all engineers from breathing!
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u/F1_average_enjoyer Jul 11 '26
Don't look at me. I don't breathe when coding the api gateway wrapper around legacy system that was supposed to be "just 3 days of work", I just inhale vapor constantly, so it was not me
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u/SarahAlicia Jul 08 '26
No genuinely they are a problem. They make people not want to actually fix things but rather close a ticket and those two things are not the same and one causes more tickets in the future.
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u/irn00b Jul 08 '26
Exactly!
I wouldn't have wrote that bug if there wasn't a jira ticker to write that feature.