The Daily WTF One of the risks of cloud-hosted or Software-as-a-Service solutions is that someday, the vendor might cease to be. They might

The Daily WTF Jon worked for a small company that specialized in automation of inspection systems: basically the industrial version of home

The Daily WTF It’s a holiday here in the US, and today, we’re reaching WAAAAY back into the archives for this holiday treat. The

The Daily WTF I’ve been a big fan of the work Code and Supply has been doing for years, with their focus on building a community for

The Daily WTF “I do my best at teaching my children the basics in life, but then ‘educational’ toys like this one get in my

The Daily WTF Many years ago, Chris B. worked for a company that made CompactPCI circuit boards. When the spec for hot-swappable boards (i.e.,

The Daily WTF Consuela works with a senior developer who has been with the company since its founding, has the CEO’s ear, and basically can

The Daily WTF Oliver Smith stumbled across a small but surprising bug when running some automated tests against a mostly clean code-base.

The Daily WTF Andrew H sends a line that isn’t, on its own, terribly horrifying. Utilities.isTestEnvironment =

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