The Daily WTF Once upon a time, HTML had tags like <marquee>, which scrolled text across your page, and when combined with animated GIF

The Daily WTF Today’s anonymous submitter works for a company that handles customer rewards perks. It’s handling thousands of dollars

The Daily WTF Mario‘s predecessor was writing some Java code that parsed textual input. Thus, it needed to be able to turn the string

The Daily WTF Gavin inherited some “very old” C code, originally developed for old Windows systems. The code is loaded with a number

The Daily WTF We’ve all been watching programming gaffes come and go, and they’re almost always some variation on a set of usual

The Daily WTF Validating inputs matters. It’s also a challenge. Validating that an input is numeric might be easy, but validating an email

The Daily WTF When John takes on a new codebase, he always looks for low-risk ways to learn the code by changing it. Things like beefing up the

The Daily WTF Henrik H is contracting with a client, and that client uses a number of other contractors. Some of them have… interesting

The Daily WTF Parsing strings into other data types is always potentially fraught, what with the edge cases and possible errors. This is why most

The Daily WTF This week has been mostly centered on a holiday for the USians. In the era of online retail and the global dominance of Amazon, the