As a result, workaround-oriented solutions will typically comprise of a plethora of smaller workarounds all working together to comprise a larger workaround that, while slow, excessively large and/or needlessly complicated for the intended function, works perfectly. Except when it doesn't. Eventually, however, even the most elaborate solutions will fail as whatever the programming was intended to control will finally exceed the capacity of one of the smaller workarounds, at which point examination reveals nothing more than an incoherent jumble of punctuation. Fortunately, there are workarounds for this as well.
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| - As a result, workaround-oriented solutions will typically comprise of a plethora of smaller workarounds all working together to comprise a larger workaround that, while slow, excessively large and/or needlessly complicated for the intended function, works perfectly. Except when it doesn't. Eventually, however, even the most elaborate solutions will fail as whatever the programming was intended to control will finally exceed the capacity of one of the smaller workarounds, at which point examination reveals nothing more than an incoherent jumble of punctuation. Fortunately, there are workarounds for this as well.
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| - As a result, workaround-oriented solutions will typically comprise of a plethora of smaller workarounds all working together to comprise a larger workaround that, while slow, excessively large and/or needlessly complicated for the intended function, works perfectly. Except when it doesn't. Eventually, however, even the most elaborate solutions will fail as whatever the programming was intended to control will finally exceed the capacity of one of the smaller workarounds, at which point examination reveals nothing more than an incoherent jumble of punctuation. Fortunately, there are workarounds for this as well.
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