The Daily WTF Let’s say you have a database table containing a list of countries. Given the primary key of a country in that table- an
The Daily WTF One of the “features” of the Oracle database is that, in addition to the “wonderful” PL/SQL language for
The Daily WTF Unfortunately for Elena, the laboratory information management system (LIMS) her team used was being sunsetted by the vendor,
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The Daily WTF Amanda‘s company wanted to restrict access to a service by filtering on the requestor’s IP address. Yes, this is a
The Daily WTF Let’s say your company wanted to offer special deals. When a customer calls about one of these deals, you want to play an
The Daily WTF Efren‘s employer recently acquired a competitor. The competitor had been struggling for a number of years, and the
The Daily WTF Luke has inherited a Java Struts-based application. Struts is one of the many Java web frameworks, designed around having HTTP
The Daily WTF File under “Old Business”: Swissrail just can’t catch a break. Diligent Richard B. dug into the news and reports
The Daily WTF User interfaces tend to map fairly naturally to trees as a data structure. In the modern world where we’ve forgotten how to