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The Daily WTF Nick L supports a hardware system that should autodetect a USB drive when inserted, and then load a config file off of it. This

The Daily WTF Anderson sends us a bit of C# code that does the simple job of removing multiple spaces, i.e. it converts “A    B” to

The Daily WTF I don’t think anyone would argue that BASH provides a good scripting environment. It provides a commonly available scripting

The Daily WTF Today, scattered amidst the gems, you will find a whole bunch of zeroes. No, not the contributors! The zeroeth submission of the

The Daily WTF Clara had a database of users. The EmailAddress field in the user table was, by design, nullable, but some downstream applications

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The Daily WTF My heretical opinion on object-oriented programming is that I don’t like getters and setters. They’re often trivial

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