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One-line FixIn computer programming jargon, the term one-line fix is used—often sarcastically—to describe a change to a computer program that is thought to be trivial or insignificant. Such a change often results in a bigger problem, like a system crash. The resulting problem is usually 'cured' by another one-line fix. Among computer programmers, one-line fixes are so notorious for the problems they cause, that the term was introduced into the Jargon File. The phrase is often used without sarcasm for short fixes which actually do fix the problem. References
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