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Accept all cookies. Especially the gingerbread kind. A funny cookie banner joke on a knit-look ugly Christmas sweatshirt.
A hooded figure in front of a glowing vintage sun badge, cables streaming out like hair. Retro halftone, 70s-poster look.
A hooded figure at a laptop, cables streaming behind like hair, against a retro distressed sunset.
A grumpy gray cat sits on an open laptop full of git merge conflicts under the headline “Cat committed to main.” Printed on a garment-dyed Comfort Colors tee. Made for programmers, developers and sysadmins.
A tiny glowing ghost trapped in a glass jar like a firefly. Wear the proof that you finally caught the bug.
A glowing ghost trapped in a mason jar, held in an open hand. You finally caught the bug.
Bold distressed lettering and a cracked terminal window that says it all: segment fault and a missing semicolon.
Bold distressed lettering with a little terminal window throwing the error every coder knows by heart.
For the developer who has been just fixing one more bug since last Tuesday. A funny programmer hoodie.
A skeleton slumped face-down on the keyboard, cold coffee spilled. The unofficial motto of every developer at 2am.
Deprecated code still works but is marked for removal, while depreciated means losing value with age, like an aging programmer who still delivers. Made for programmers, sysadmins and tech dads who keep legacy code running.
Deprecated code still works but is marked for removal, while depreciated means losing value with age, like an aging programmer who still delivers. Made for programmers, sysadmins and tech dads who keep legacy code running.
Deprecated code still works but is marked for removal, while depreciated means losing value with age, like an aging programmer who still delivers. Made for programmers, sysadmins and tech dads who keep legacy code running.
A raccoon in a Ctrl Alt Tee hoodie, headlamp on, pulling a glowing network cable out of a dumpster full of old computers.
A scruffy raccoon in a Ctrl Alt Tee hoodie and headlamp holds a glowing green ethernet cable beside a dumpster of old computers.
A cozy little ghost, a library that never closes, and a joke for bookworms and coders. Printed to order.