Principles of Quick Fixes | 1.3

Principle 1: Don't fix it, just slap some duct tape

Temporary solutions for the temporarily embarrassed engineer.

Principle 2: Borrowed solutions are the best kind

Why not just use someone else's fix and hope it doesn't break anything?

Principle 3: The solution is always in the fridge

Stress relief through caffeine and snacks is essential for the quick fix.

Principle 4: A quick fix is just a Band-Aid for a deeper issue

Ignoring the underlying problem is a time-honored tradition.

Principle 5: The more duct tape the better

Because who needs functionality when you can have gaffer's tape?

Principle 6: A quick fix is just a stepping stone to true greatness

Eventually you'll just have to fix it again, but by then you'll have a nice collection of duct tape.

Principle 7: It's not broken, it's just 'feature-enhanced'

Who needs 'working' when you can have 'interesting'?

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