The Daily WTF is a blog site that lists everything from software architectures to actual pieces of source code that just make you shake your head and say “What the F**k?” (hence WTF). Most are overly complicated ways of doing something easy, like the function that determined if a number was negative by converting it to a string and then checking if the first character was ‘-‘. I guess “num < 0" was just too obscure.

This might be the more frightening (and hilarious at the same time) piece I’ve ever seen on there. Thank God I don’t have to deal with this kind of stuff. The managers where I work are all really good &mdash and I’m not just saying that because my manager reads my blog. Really.

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