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I often find that when working with different forms of technology it breaks then when you have someone watch it or complain to someone it works. Is there a term for this?










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  • The program crashes when I do [something]. Let me show you. Program does not crash. But, "It worked before"!

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  • The program crashes when I do [something]. Let me show you. Program does not crash. But, "It worked before"!

    – Keith McClary
    1 hour ago

















The program crashes when I do [something]. Let me show you. Program does not crash. But, "It worked before"!

– Keith McClary
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The program crashes when I do [something]. Let me show you. Program does not crash. But, "It worked before"!

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I don't know of an existing name, but I'll make one up:



Cheshire cat bug



This comes from Lewis Caroll's character, the Cheshire cat, who disappeared and reappeared from time to time.





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    I don't know of an existing name, but I'll make one up:



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    This comes from Lewis Caroll's character, the Cheshire cat, who disappeared and reappeared from time to time.





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      This comes from Lewis Caroll's character, the Cheshire cat, who disappeared and reappeared from time to time.





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        This comes from Lewis Caroll's character, the Cheshire cat, who disappeared and reappeared from time to time.





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        This comes from Lewis Caroll's character, the Cheshire cat, who disappeared and reappeared from time to time.






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