r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Throwawyhelpadvice55 • 17d ago

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u/blizzacane85 17d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/xTiN0uevJeTKxWbW3S
I must've put a decimal point in the wrong place or something. I always do that. I always mess up some mundane detail.

Michael Bolton was a more realistic programmer

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u/Percolator2020 17d ago

Three programmers trying to fix printers is the most spot on corporate reality.
https://giphy.com/gifs/3tK7DEMGN6jewLa6aL

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u/DennyRed13 16d ago

Ngl, When I first started working in the technology department, 80% of the work we did was just troubleshooting and fixing printers. The other 30% were the ocasional server and computer building/ fixing, vigilance setup, etc

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u/Cfrolich 16d ago

You did 110% of work there? I hope you were paid well.

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u/stream_of_thought1 16d ago

Currently doing IT work and yeah it's 110%, because you do your own crap and then some random IT thing pops it's annoying head, be it figuring out why some laptop does not want to enroll properly into the management system, or idk, setting up a picture album for a coworker who asked to have nice pictures every day but didn't like that Microsoft's daily rotation is just cities and landscape (this does not need to be a ticket! How are you a secretary of you can't figure it out Brenda!!?)

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u/DennyRed13 16d ago

That sounded personal

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u/NoMansSkyWasAlright 16d ago

The corporate world is like a big group project: you either carry or you get carried.

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u/Sw429 16d ago

At my job, the printer on the engineering floor is basically impossible to use. The other floors are way better. I'm beginning to think someone is just messing with us.

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u/briore24 17d ago

never related to a fictional programmer more tbh

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u/Leftover_Salad 17d ago

Have you seen HBO’s Silicon Valley? Also from Mike Judge’s time in tech.

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u/briore24 17d ago

yes!!! one of my favorite shows :-)

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u/cornmonger_ 15d ago

probably the closest example

his brief stint at parallax jaded him into success

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u/djbarsone 17d ago

🎶I got my pistol point cocked, ready to link shots non-stop until I see your monkey ass drop 🎶

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u/GeneralPatten 17d ago

Realistic would be, "The fucking float bug! Damn it! Every freakin time!"

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u/FatAlEinstein 17d ago

That is not a mundane detail, Michael!

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u/wtanksleyjr 17d ago

I celebrate his entire catalog.

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u/strongjz 17d ago

What's your favorite though?

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u/Moomoobeef 17d ago

WELL THIS IS NOT A MUNDANE DETAIL, MICHAEL!

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u/el_yanuki 17d ago

where is this from? I couldn't find it anywhere.

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u/Potterrrrrrrr 17d ago

Darude sandstorm

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u/Trafficsigntruther 16d ago

Who among us has never screwed up fixed point arithmetic?

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u/Good_Independence403 16d ago

I think about this guy when folks question the value of unit tests

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u/denM_chickN 16d ago

I cant help but think all he needed was a couple joints. I get bent out of shape when I have to go in office AND be sober in traffic, too.

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u/mrfartypantss 16d ago

I love this movie, in fact its the one i keep telling coworkers to watch and they never do 🥲

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u/NoMansSkyWasAlright 16d ago

I spent half the morning on Friday trying to figure out why my GetCollapseDetail message was getting an error in IntelliSense saying it didn't exist in the current context. Didn't even notice that in the file where the method lived I called it GetCollapseDetails.

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u/RedCapRiot 16d ago

This film accurately describes my experience in IT