Rubber Duck Debugging Scales Horizontally

Description

A desk setup shows a Dell laptop running a dark-themed code editor beside a large external AOC monitor filled with a browser window, terminal-like panes, and dense log or console output. A row of many small yellow rubber ducks is lined up across the desk and monitor base, turning the classic single rubber duck debugging technique into a whole debugging committee. The visible fine-grained code and log text is too small to read precisely, but the screens clearly show active development and troubleshooting work; a faint bottom-left watermark reads "t.me/dev_meme". The humor comes from treating a simple explanatory debugging aid as something that needs horizontal scaling when the bug is stubborn enough.