The Daily WTF Today’s anonymous submitter, who we’ll call Sally, works on medical devices. As you can imagine, the development

The Daily WTF Elte Hupkes “Some weird Android behavior has my phone disconnecting from WiFi until I open it back up in the morning,

The Daily WTF Today’s anonymous submitter found some Java code which finds the largest value in a quartet of floats. Now, the code is quite

The Daily WTF Kendall found some recently written code, and had to wonder, “Who wrote this crap?” Much to Kendall’s

The Daily WTF Sebastian started a new job recently. Like a lot of “I started a new job,” stories, this one starts with a 1,000 line

The Daily WTF When discussing ternaries, we also have to discuss readability. While short and concise, they’re in some ways too compact.

The Daily WTF “Grocery stores are going too far with their energy foods” charged Tim DG. “I was just looking for some salads to

The Daily WTF “Grocery stores are going too far with their energy foods” charged Tim DG. “I was just looking for some salads to

The Daily WTF We all know that building SQL queries via string concatenation, and then sending them to the database, is just begging for fragile

The Daily WTF Many years ago, Sam was obeying Remy’s Law of Requirements Gathering (“No matter what your requirements actually say,