Average Python Project Experience
Average Python project experience > want to backup my android rom > find some python project which does what I need > install git > install latest python > clone repository > cd > pip install -r requirements txt > error > google error > one of the dependencies doesn't work with python 3.13, you fucking moron > uninstall python 3.13 > install python 3.9 > pip install -r requirements txt > error > google error > Have to upgrade pip, you absolute fucking retard > pip install --upgrade pip > pip install -r requirements txt > error > google error > You need Microsoft Build Tools 14, dumbass > install > pip install -r requirements txt > error > google error > You need openssl, what are you stupid? > download latest openssl version > pip install -r requirements txt > error > google error > need openssl 1.1.1 not the latest version, kill yourself > find openssl 1.1.1 using wayback machine > pip install -r requirements txt > program installed > Run program finally > doesn't work > fucking kill me
A frustrated programmer follows a typical Python project setup process, repeatedly installing dependencies and searching for fixes. Each attempted solution creates another error involving Python versions, build tools, OpenSSL, and pip. The joke is an exaggerated reaction to dependency hell, used when software setup becomes absurdly difficult.
man in a suit / мужчина в костюмеcomputer screenshot / скриншот компьютераterminal text / текст терминалаPython code / код PythonAndroid ROM / прошивка AndroidGit repository / репозиторий Gitpip package manager / менеджер пакетов pipdependency list / список зависимостейerror messages / сообщения об ошибкахMicrosoft Build Tools / Microsoft Build ToolsOpenSSL / OpenSSLWayback Machine / Wayback Machinekeyboard / клавиатураblue-gray background / сине-серый фон
- @rzeczyzabawne / 21026 2025-07-07
- @gentoomemes / 17829 2025-07-07
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