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The Daily WTF As programmers, we all need to fix bugs. As experienced programmers, we recognize that sometimes, the ability to fix one bug
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The Daily WTF Tokyo readers, it’s been quite a while since our last Tokyo/TDWTF nomihoudai. It’s always a fun time, and we’ve
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