We’ve all had the moment when we search for an answer to a technical question and our search engine suggests a trip to ExpertSexchange.com. Er, ExpertsExchange.com. And when we realize that they expect us to pay to see the answer, our instincts take over- we scrub our way through the page source hoping to see a way around the paywall.

If your question was, “Who do I blame?”, that’s one answer ExpertsExchange will give you for free. 

// Blame Peter
           // Temporary BTF hacks pending #9888, #11523.
           // Temporary BTF-Related Popup hacks pending #11541, #8286.

           // This is necessary until a global popup solution (#8286) can place all popups in the body, 
           //for proper positioning above all content.
           // This would be relatively simple to acheive (move popups to <body> after DOM load) 
           //but there are async requirements for file upload that force parent component dependencies. Lame-sauce

On the other hand, there’s no evidence that Peter is to blame for this WTF also hidden in their code: 

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     s.pageType=""
     s.prop1=""
     s.prop2=""
     s.prop3=""

    //SNIP

     s.prop49=""
     s.prop50=""
     s.eVar1=""
     s.eVar2=""
     s.eVar3=""
     
     //SNIP
     
     s.eVar49="B - 500"
     s.eVar50=""
     s.hier1="/Software/System_Utilities/"
     /************* DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE ! **************/
     var s_code=s.t();if(s_code)document.write(s_code)//