Ops is when what you made collides with reality. Replacing "ops" in your post with "reality" gave me a good chuckle.
Ops has heaps of accidental complexity that has little to do with the software that was made. That’s why many devs dislike ops work.
Now I'm reading every comment here, substituting "Ops" with "Reality" and it's hilarious.
Ops has heaps of accidental complexity that has little to do with the software that was made. That’s why many devs dislike ops work.