The Daily WTF At many a workplace, I’ve had the fortune to step into the company around when they were starting to get serious about
The Daily WTF An eternal problem in programming is “empty strings are basically nulls, right?” Frequently, when someone hands us
The Daily WTF We return to Stefano Z, who once upon a time was a lowly junior developer surrounded by Very Smart™ and Very Senior™ developers.
The Daily WTF BOINC, the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing, is a project to support public distributed computation, in service
The Daily WTF Today’s anonymous submitter sends us some PHP exception logging code. This particular code shows a surprising understanding
The Daily WTF Bitwise operations are one of those things that experienced developers find easy (if not intuitive), but are a fairly bad way to
The Daily WTF Once upon a time, a company had several huge Delphi applications. These applications were pretty fundamental to company operations.
The Daily WTF Eva‘s co-worker needed to strip the domain name off an email address, and then separate out the subdomains. The goal was that
The Daily WTF On a hazy evening, bookended by a pair of mouses, we bring you classic examples of the genre. The first Anon E. Mous with a better
The Daily WTF Johannes needed to convert some data from Base-36. A helpful peer offered this solution, which… works. int getBase36(char c) {