The Daily WTF Decreasingly hungry thrillseeker Weaponized Fun has second thoughts about the risk to which they’re willing to expose their

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The Daily WTF Today’s anonymous submitter spent a few weeks feeling pretty good about themselves. You see, they’d inherited a

The Daily WTF Paul‘s co-worker needed to manage some data in a tree. To do that, they wrote this Java function: private static boolean

The Daily WTF Denise‘s company formed a new team. They had a lot of low-quality legacy code, and it had gotten where it was, in terms of

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The Daily WTF A Representative Line is a short snippet that makes you think, “wow, I’d hate to see the rest of the code.” A

The Daily WTF Sawyer was talking with a co-worker about how their unique session IDs got created. The concern was that they were only five

The Daily WTF Knowing the kinds of readers we have here, I strongly suspect that if you drew a Venn diagram of “TDWTF Readers” and

The Daily WTF Janet‘s company had a glut of work, and thus didn’t have the staffing required to do it all. It didn’t make sense