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Ten Code Extension

This document is intended to be a semi-sarcastic extension of CB (civilian band) 10-codes for cut rate communications for software development teams. Some inspiration was also received from here (Warning: Language on the linked document).

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This document is a work in progress; codes may change without notice until finalized.

Editing rules

Nothing obscene, profane or offensive. Pull requests supported.

The Codes

10-101: "As it Turns Out..." euphemism for "unfortunately"

10-102: Broken or improperly created virtual machine

10-103: Broken physical machine

10-104: Shared development resource (such as a source control server or a issue tracker) is down

10-105: Code is compiling, so I am slacking off.

10-106: Tests are running, so I am slacking off

10-107: It works on my machine

10-108: How did this ever work? / This shouldn't work.

10-109: B0rked. Broken. Not working. Botched.

10-110: Race condition

10-111: Data corruption

10-112: Developer is sleep deprived

10-113: Zombie apocalypse

10-114: Computer is on fire or emitting magic smoke

10-115: Who wrote this code?

10-116: Need unit test

10-117: Computer fire is spreading; attempting to push my latest work

10-118: Project delayed due to circling sharks or sharknado

10-119: Need to reboot; may not return online

10-120: How about now?; Try it again

10-121: Brain not working, please try again later

10-122: This is not a drill...

10-123: Data center overheating

10-124: Robot Revolution

10-125: Employee accidentally fired due to paperwork error

10-126: Heads down writing code; Also known as: "Leave me alone, I am being productive"

10-127: Permission denied

10-128: Working remotely, not in office

10-129: Awaiting code review, so I am slacking off

10-130: Request denied: Payment required

10-131: Request denied: Unrealistic requirements and/or deadlines

10-132: Are you an AI? See 10-132

10-133: Developer is over-caffeinated

10-134: Developer is under-caffeinated

10-135: Cosmic ray flipped bit in RAM or hard drive (actual/confirmed)

10-136: Cosmic ray flipped bit in RAM or hard drive (we have no idea what happened, so we are blaming it on cosmic rays)

10-137: System possessed (electrical)

10-138: System possessed (unconfirmed demonic)

10-139: System possessed (confirmed demonic)

10-140: Problem exists between keyboard and chair

10-141: Firewall is overzealous

10-142: Security requirements make operational requirements irrelevant

10-143: Out of coffee

10-144: Performance Tests Gone Wild; System Unavailable

10-145: Loading please wait...

10-146: Three finger salute required, call operations.

10-147: Operator head space is out of adjustment.

10-148: $TARGET suffers from anal cranial inversion, ignored.

10-149: Implementation correct, requirements wrong.

10-150: Progress is like attempting to hit an Olympic Gymnast with a Wal-Mart Paint Gun.

10-151: Programmer highly and strongly discourages this action, however...

10-152: Simply walked into Mordor

10-153: Upon the advice of our lawyers, we have decided to invoke our 5th Amendment Rights. We regret any inconvenience.

10-154: Hold my beer and watch this! (Useful for deploying to production)

10-155: Fire me if'n you dare! (Useful for breaking rules, but know that it is for the best.)

10-156: Programmer nullification -- A programmer refuses to implement a feature on principle.

10-157: We/I believe the programmer that wrote this code was chemically altered at the time of development. Often used with 10-115.

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