bugs are awesome btw but I love them from 1000000 ft away pls
Also thank you for trying this app out and reporting bugs. It means a lot! I deployed the coming soon page almost exactly four months ago and it's nice to see people give my work a shot.
Informal slang for crazy, erratic, or mentally unstable — as in someone who's acting unhinged or making no rational sense. Often used in mild exasperation rather than clinical diagnosis. The term is flexible: you can call a person bugs, or describe a situation or idea as bugs. It sits alongside similar terms like nuts, crackers, and bonkers in the long tradition of British and American slang for eccentricity or irrationality.
She laughed it off, but honestly the whole plan sounded completely bugs from the start.
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oh they put an agent in charge of reproducing bugs. huh! this is probably saving the devs so much time, especially if the workflow is set up so an agent logs everything ran a la github.com/simonw/showb...
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(slang) Crazy; unstable.
“bugs are awesome btw but I love them from 1000000 ft away pls”
“Also thank you for trying this app out and reporting bugs. It means a lot! I deployed the coming soon page almost exactly four months ago and it's nice to see people give my work a shot.”
“oh they put an agent in charge of reproducing bugs. huh! this is probably saving the devs so much time, especially if the workflow is set up so an agent logs everything ran a la github.com/simonw/showb...”
“exactly, it's like the whole thing about Bugs Bunny sending up Clark Gable, but now everyone hears "what's up doc?" and knows it's a Bugs Bunny thing. A lot about the Looney Tunes doesn't come across because we aren't all watching them in the 1950s.”
“Monocrops require destroying grasslands, which kills the ecosystem, starting with the bugs and small animals.”
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