The DailyWTF: fairly relevant today

[minestrone]

I am 30/1.

This line..

A young developer scoffed. “You can’t put post-it notes on data!” Several people around the table exchanged smirks.

reminds me of a time I worked for a large *cough* law enforcement agency *cough*.

They were struggling with the amount of bugs which were basically stored by email. I told them they should get bugzilla in, they all started laughing, "nice one mate", "ha ha", did not know what they were about. I then realised they all had visions of this big monster coming in and sorting out the bugs, "arrghh, where are the bugs?!?!" nobody had heard of bugzilla.

[BrilloPad]

As someone commented, no doubt the coder's productivity was being assessed by the line.

And as the code is nicely structured and spaced out, how can you say it is "horrible" - It would pass the code review with flying colours

Where's that similar British web site on which people post scathing critiques of their co-workers? Some of those rants were hilarious.

Of course it should have been 22/8=2.75

I am a 1.2 12/10

[OwlHoot]

As someone commented, no doubt the coder's productivity was being assessed by the line.

And as the code is nicely structured and spaced out, how can you say it is "horrible" - It would pass the code review with flying colours

Where's that similar British web site on which people post scathing critiques of their co-workers? Some of those rants were hilarious.

[d000hg]

http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Curi...e,-Malice.aspx

Ring any bells with anyone? They used to really bash on contractors as the cause of all horrible code, nice that this time a contractor is the 'hero'