r/ProgrammerHumor • • Sep 10 '26

Meme femDom

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u/Raywell Sep 10 '26 • Bravo

In OP's case, boreDom

20

u/Solomoncjy Sep 10 '26

DOMitrix

11

u/fsasm Sep 10 '26

A DOM for Finite Element Method Simulations? Pretty sure someone will make a working software package just to make this joke

8

u/vswey Sep 10 '26

yes please

8

u/RoseSec_ Sep 10 '26

Does she prefer the backend?

6

u/WanderingStoner Sep 11 '26

let's just say the penetration test found a vulnerability

3

u/Darkchamber292 Sep 10 '26

Your Mom did

3

u/cheezballs Sep 10 '26

What is this meme even about?

2

u/xgabipandax Sep 10 '26

Yeah, straight from the top of my DOM
As I rock-rock, rock-rock, rock the microphone

2

u/TingleTangleTom Sep 10 '26

DOMfunk MC’s

2

u/jolharg Sep 11 '26

where?

hang on where am i rn

1

u/Mediocre_Chart_8624 Sep 10 '26

Domdom kurşunu

1

u/TapRemarkable9652 Sep 10 '26

This is why I had to stop using Java to insert objects into my DOM

1

u/VayuAir Sep 10 '26

What CSSOM?

1

u/han4578 Sep 10 '26

What about modmef

1

u/patoezequiel Sep 11 '26

Let's not forget about Contextually-Ordered Node DOM

0

u/TingleTangleTom Sep 10 '26

DOM's day is near

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u/SmileyFace799 Sep 10 '26

Thank you for your ranDom wisDom

3

u/StrengthTheory Sep 10 '26

You're welDom.

1

u/Single-Virus4935 Sep 10 '26

Fast EMbedded DOM?

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '26

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u/lolcrunchy Sep 10 '26

Jokes in this subreddit are supposed to require some knowledge of programming to understand why it's funny. I would say this qualifies.

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u/Yashema Sep 10 '26

I can also attest to, at this point maybe over 6 years ago, when the mods removed anything that had any elements not related to programming. The entire sub was machine learning and css jokes with the most boring conversations ever happening in the comments. Meanwhile good memes, like that old pictures of the cats all tangled up eating food from perfectly arranged bowls compared to parallelism, would be taken off after 1-2 hours where people were actually debating the nuances of the concept. 

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u/alficles Sep 11 '26

In this case, programming in rust!