The Daily WTF “I was considering this recorder for my son, but I think 120W might be a bit over the top,” writes Peter B. “Yep,
The Daily WTF “So, we have a problem. A… a big one.” Andrea C worked for an insurance company. In terms of software
The Daily WTF Carl works in research, and like most research organizations, half their code is carelessly glued together GUI tools, command line
The Daily WTF I mentally think of the early 2000s as “the XML Age”. XML was everywhere. Everyone wanted to put XML into their
The Daily WTF Alex L works for a company with a bunch of data warehousing tools. One of the primary drivers for new features is adding bits which
The Daily WTF “It doesn’t impact me, but just wondering…which one would I pick if my spouse was named Elisabeth?” wrote
The Daily WTF Management went out and hired a Highly Paid Consultant to build some custom extensions for Service Now, a SaaS tool for IT
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The Daily WTF Mark J spent some time as a contractor in the Supply & Inventory division of a Big Government Agency. He helped with the coding
The Daily WTF A while back, we saw “Frenk”‘s approach to making an unreadable pile of lambda-based Java code. Antonio has some