“You ran out of messages, came back in 1 hour” Sticker

Meet the most honest sticker in your stack: “You ran out of messages, came back in 1 hour.”

Yes, the grammar is gloriously cursed—because that’s exactly how it feels when Cursor or Claude Code rate-limit you mid-debug and your brain blue-screens. One minute you’re vibing, refactoring with the confidence of a thousand senior engineers; the next you get a polite 429 and are told to go sit in the cooldown corner like an API that can’t behave.

This sticker is a love letter to every dev who has ever tried “just one more prompt,” hit the throttle, and then performed exponential backoff IRL (walk to kitchen → open fridge → stare → close fridge). It commemorates that sacred hour where you:

• open 12 tabs about “how to write less chatty prompts,”
• reconsider your life choices, your sprint points, and your linter,
• and ultimately decide that “VIBE coding” (Very Inefficient, But Entertaining) is a lifestyle, not a bug.

Design-wise, it slaps: bold retro lettering in energetic orange, chunky black outline, and that clean die-cut white border so it pops on any laptop. The cream backdrop gives “calm dev energy,” which you’ll need when your pair-programming robot says “brb.” Stick it next to the Apple logo and let the world know you practice async development—not by choice, but by rate limit.

Perfect for laptop lids, water bottles, CI/CD dashboards, and any surface that needs a friendly reminder that sometimes the only fix is time… and maybe touching grass for exactly 59:59.

From VibeSwagCode, the home of swag for software engineers who code with style (and questionable efficiency).

To be redundant in our joking-mocking of the AI Coding Agents, the sticker is fully generated by an over-complicated swarm-like AI agents that orchestrate themselves for pure chaos, as any good human-driven organisation would like. Hence, you can expect hallucinations, typos, and bad code. Just ride the vibe!