The Daily WTF: Curious Perversions in Information Technology

2011-10-21 Reply Admin

C-Octothorpe:
boog:
C-Octothorpe:
The Earth isn't round, it's an oblate spheroid.
[/pedantic-dickweedery]
<pedantic-dickweedery type="<b>incorrect</b>"> Last I checked, having a circular cross-section at the equator would qualify the earth as round.
Different definition than what I always thought it to be.

I thought that each point on the circumference must be equal distance to the center.

That would be a sphere, and spheres are round, but not all round things are spheres. Cylinders and circles are also round.

Anything of which you can take a cross section that is in an oval shape is round.

boog · 2011-10-21 Reply Admin

C-Octothorpe:
boog:
C-Octothorpe:
boog:
C-Octothorpe:
The Earth isn't round, it's an oblate spheroid.
[/pedantic-dickweedery]
<pedantic-dickweedery type="<b>technically-correct</b>"> Last I checked, having a circular cross-section at the equator would qualify the earth as round.
Different definition than what I always thought it to be.

I thought that each point on the circumference must be equal distance to the center.
No. Both circular and spherical qualify as round (ever hear of a roundtable?). To say the earth is spherical would be incorrect, but looking at it from high above either pole one would clearly see that it is circular.
Damnit, I tried...

No worries. I see I forgot to close my pedantic-dickweedery tag, so it seems we are both technically correct. </pedantic-dickweedery>

2011-10-21 Reply Admin

frits:
I like round butts. I don't think any butt qualifies as round by your definition. I think your defining a sphere... or circle... or some n-sphere weird thing.

Can you lie? Either way, as your brother, I won't deny it. The womenz don't find this song as much an aphrodisiac as I do. Hmmm..

C-Octothorpe · 2011-10-21 Reply Admin

The "Z-Guy":
frits:
I like round butts. I don't think any butt qualifies as round by your definition. I think your defining a sphere... or circle... or some n-sphere weird thing.
Can you lie? Either way, as your brother, I won't deny it. The womenz don't find this song as much an aphrodisiac as I do. Hmmm..

That song is epic, and the video is even better.

2011-10-21 Reply Admin

C-Octothorpe:
The "Z-Guy":
frits:
I like round butts. I don't think any butt qualifies as round by your definition. I think your defining a sphere... or circle... or some n-sphere weird thing.
Can you lie? Either way, as your brother, I won't deny it. The womenz don't find this song as much an aphrodisiac as I do. Hmmm..
That song is epic, and the video is even better.

I remember my dad blasting this song in the car like it was the funniest thing ever. I thought: "Does he even understand half these references?" Who knows, maybe he just thought I didn't. Weird either way.

Dave Chappelle (paraphrasing):
I'm like "Whoa! You can't say 'skeet' on the radio!" But you know why they can? It's cause white people don't know what it means yet...

I also remember when I was a kid that my mom had something next to her side of the bed she referred to as a "back massager" - I'm starting to think it wasn't a back massager. I guess she had to get rid of it once the kids got old enough to want to use it. Too bad, we could have had some real fun, taking turns and watching each other's reactions, caressing each other's facing as the moment came.

Matt Westwood · 2011-10-21 Reply Admin

C-Octothorpe:
Matt Westwood:
vic:
Kuba:
SilentRunner:
Why do people continue to think that the moon has a permanent dark side? Could it be the reflection of their minds?
It's unseen, ergo must be dark. Right? Riiiight. Sigh.

When I was in junior high (around 1963), they showed a film narrated by Wernher von Braun about going to the moon to take pictures of the "dark side". The spaceship looped around the moon and they dropped flares so that they could take pictures. I asked the science teacher why they didn't just wait a week or two when it would be light. The teacher insisted that that wouldn't work because the "dark side" was always in darkness.

I had a teacher who was equally thick as pigshit. I pointed out that I had read somewhere that the Earth was round, and she led the entire class in laughing at me. What a cunt.
She was right to laugh at you. The Earth isn't round, it's an oblate spheroid.

[/pedantic-dickweedery]

ACkk-sherley, it's not an oblate spheroid. It sort of bulges at the south pole and goes in at the north pole. And the skin's all crinkly, so it can never ACK-sherley be an oblate spheroid.

2011-10-21 Reply Admin

Flash:
...and this is how smart quotes are not that smart. The n in Rock 'n' Bowl is a contraction for the word and.

Indeed, that's the main problem with that trophy. "" would have looked so much better.

Flash:
So the deleted a and the deleted d must be replaced by apostrophes, not quotes. One could use U+0027 (apostrophe) or, better, U+2019 (right single quote). Every time a word processor applies quotes where apostrophes are required...a puppy is killed.

Huh?

2011-10-22 Reply Admin

the beholder:
You're wrong. A meme is an attempt (frequently failing as you can see) at being funny, not at being purely annoying.

No, a meme is an idea, behaviour or style that spreads from person to person within a culture. It might or might not be funny, it might or might not be annoying.

2011-10-22 Reply Admin

Nolly:
No, a meme is an idea, behaviour or style that spreads from person to person within a culture. It might or might not be funny, it might or might not be annoying.

Okay you know where wikipedia is.

Now that's fun, because that was my edit, it's just made up sentence with no sense. I'm surprised noone reverted it yet.

Captcha: wisi, very wisi

2011-10-22 Reply Admin

SilentRunner:
Why do people continue to think that the moon has a permanent dark side? Could it be the reflection of their minds?

There's no dark side of the moon, really. As a matter of fact it's all dark.

Flash · 2011-10-22 Reply Admin

foo:
Flash:
...and this is how smart quotes are not that smart. The n in Rock 'n' Bowl is a contraction for the word and.
Indeed, that's the main problem with that trophy. "" would have looked so much better.
Flash:
So the deleted a and the deleted d must be replaced by apostrophes, not quotes. One could use U+0027 (apostrophe) or, better, U+2019 (right single quote). Every time a word processor applies quotes where apostrophes are required...a puppy is killed.
Huh?

I know, I know. I just wrote that it should be an apostrophe and not a quote, and then I recommended a kind of quote character. But the right single quote character is the closest thing in the character set to a real apostrophe. They are visually the same. The real apostrophe (right single quote) is preferred to the non-directional apostrophe (), which is still okay, but looks bland.

2011-10-22 Reply Admin

Can some one explain amazon price toner price. I get that 2 147 483 648 part is 2^31-1 (the max value of signed int), but what about the 0.99 cents? Why is the price in such a format that dollars and cents are stored separately? Shouldn't it make more sense to store it in a single field?

2011-10-23 Reply Admin

db2:
mott555:
I have to wonder what kind of code leads to someone adding 0.99 to Int32.MaxValue

Code written by some moron which stores all prices as nullable signed Int32, and the front-end converts null to Int32.MaxValue, casts to decimal, and adds 0.99, I would assume.

My guess is string concatenation.

2011-10-23 Reply Admin

Math Major:
1.57 is almost half of pi. It's actually half of 22/7 which is a common approximation of pi

Shouldn't it be 21.991148575128552669238503682957/7

2011-10-23 Reply Admin

C-Octothorpe:
boog:
C-Octothorpe:
The Earth isn't round, it's an oblate spheroid.
[/pedantic-dickweedery]
<pedantic-dickweedery type="<b>incorrect</b>"> Last I checked, having a circular cross-section at the equator would qualify the earth as round.
Different definition than what I always thought it to be.

I thought that each point on the circumference must be equal distance to the center.

Surely round and spherical are two different things...

Round is more general

2011-10-23 Reply Admin

Jim:
C-Octothorpe:
boog:
C-Octothorpe:
The Earth isn't round, it's an oblate spheroid.
[/pedantic-dickweedery]
<pedantic-dickweedery type="<b>incorrect</b>"> Last I checked, having a circular cross-section at the equator would qualify the earth as round.
Different definition than what I always thought it to be.

I thought that each point on the circumference must be equal distance to the center.
Surely round and spherical are two different things...

Round is more general

They told me to get into shape. I told them I am in shape - ROUND is a shape...

2011-10-23 Reply Admin

Oh, U+2018, my old enemy. We meet again at last.

Your decimal camouflage almost had me fooled... almost.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

boog:
C-Octothorpe:
boog:
C-Octothorpe:
The Earth isn't round, it's an oblate spheroid.
[/pedantic-dickweedery]
<pedantic-dickweedery type="<b>technically-correct</b>"> Last I checked, having a circular cross-section at the equator would qualify the earth as round.
Different definition than what I always thought it to be.

I thought that each point on the circumference must be equal distance to the center.
No. Both circular and spherical qualify as round (ever hear of a roundtable?). To say the earth is spherical would be incorrect, but looking at it from high above either pole one would clearly see that it is circular.

Apart from all the lumpy and dippy bits, of course.

QJo · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Pedantic Dickweed:
boog:
C-Octothorpe:
boog:
C-Octothorpe:
The Earth isn't round, it's an oblate spheroid.
[/pedantic-dickweedery]
<pedantic-dickweedery type="<b>technically-correct</b>"> Last I checked, having a circular cross-section at the equator would qualify the earth as round.
Different definition than what I always thought it to be.

I thought that each point on the circumference must be equal distance to the center.
No. Both circular and spherical qualify as round (ever hear of a roundtable?). To say the earth is spherical would be incorrect, but looking at it from high above either pole one would clearly see that it is circular.

Apart from all the lumpy and dippy bits, of course.

Can we at least agree that the Earth is "sort of roundish"? If the original statement had been made using that sort of language, then the apocryphal ridiculing teacher would have had no leg to stand on, and the only subject of debate ought to have been the quality of the "sort" and the degree of the "ish".

If, even upon suggestion by a pupil (probably primary-school; you would expect the subject to be taught correctly in a properly-structured geography syllabus in big school) that the Earth is "sort of roundish", the teacher still believes that the suggestion is laughable, then the education authorities in charge of that school ought to be alerted.

In other words: video recording or it didn't happen.

Anonymouse · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

You just got to love GreaseMonkey...

// ==UserScript==
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// @include        http://thedailywtf.com/Comments/*
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QJo · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Anonymouse:

You just got to love GreaseMonkey...

// ==UserScript==
// @name           AntiNagesh
// @namespace      Anonymouse
// @include        http://thedailywtf.com/Comments/*
// ==/UserScript==
var elements = document.getElementsByClassName("CommentSubHeading");
var hits = 0;
for (var i = elements.length - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
var h = elements[i];
var t = h.firstChild.textContent;
if (t.indexOf("Nagesh") >= 0) {
deleteContainer(h);
hits++;
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}
if (hits > 0) {
window.alert("Nageshs eliminated = " + hits);
}
function deleteContainer(e) {
while (e.className != "CommentContainer") {
e = e.parentNode;
if (e == null) return;
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e.parentNode.removeChild(e);
}

That's not going to work. There's at least two Nageshes whose user names include Russian letters and pronunciation symbols instead of the regular letters. You'll need to set it up so as to compare the name against the contents of a list of preconfigured elements.

The poop of DOOM · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

C-Octothorpe:
The "Z-Guy":
frits:
I like round butts. I don't think any butt qualifies as round by your definition. I think your defining a sphere... or circle... or some n-sphere weird thing.
Can you lie? Either way, as your brother, I won't deny it. The womenz don't find this song as much an aphrodisiac as I do. Hmmm..
That song is epic, and the video is even better.

Is that song of the same size as the Ylias? Or an ocean? Or a galaxy? I thought not. Hence it's not "epic". Please don't abuse that word when you just want to say you like it alot. Homeros is turning in his grave so many times nowadays due to the abuse of that word, that they can provide Greece with free power if only they'd stick a dynamo to his coffin.

The poop of DOOM · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Anonymouse:

You just got to love GreaseMonkey...

// ==UserScript==
// @name           AntiNagesh
// @namespace      Anonymouse
// @include        http://thedailywtf.com/Comments/*
// ==/UserScript==
var elements = document.getElementsByClassName("CommentSubHeading");
var hits = 0;
for (var i = elements.length - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
var h = elements[i];
var t = h.firstChild.textContent;
if (t.indexOf("Nagesh") >= 0) {
deleteContainer(h);
hits++;
}
}
if (hits > 0) {
window.alert("Nageshs eliminated = " + hits);
}
function deleteContainer(e) {
while (e.className != "CommentContainer") {
e = e.parentNode;
if (e == null) return;
}
e.parentNode.removeChild(e);
}

Awesome! No more Nagesh spam! And with a bit of alteration, that Bob with his "show some sensitivity" crap (It's not clever! It's not funny!) can be taken down, too!

Too bad I'm running IE most of the time that I'm reading this site and Firefox isn't an option.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

QJo:
That's not going to work. There's at least two Nageshes whose user names include Russian letters and pronunciation symbols instead of the regular letters. You'll need to set it up so as to compare the name against the contents of a list of preconfigured elements.

Pfft. Just bar all hinglish and you're set. It is a very easy thing to do, right? Right??

You could start with "In Hyderabad, something-sumthin..."

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

boog:
A meme is any cultural item that is transmitted by repetition, and as such has the tendency to become annoying. It has nothing to do with funny, aside from the fact that humor encourages repetition.

Nolly:
A meme is an idea, behaviour or style that spreads from person to person within a culture. It might or might not be funny, it might or might not be annoying.

You're both talking about how memes spread. I'm talking about a poster's intention whenever he/she/it gifts us with another beating to a zombie-horse. Specially here on TDWTF.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

The poop of DOOM:
Anonymouse:
You just got to love GreaseMonkey...
// ==UserScript==
// @name           AntiNagesh
// @namespace      Anonymouse
// @include        http://thedailywtf.com/Comments/*
// ==/UserScript==
var elements = document.getElementsByClassName("CommentSubHeading");
var hits = 0;
for (var i = elements.length - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
var h = elements[i];
var t = h.firstChild.textContent;
if (t.indexOf("Nagesh") >= 0) {
deleteContainer(h);
hits++;
}
}
if (hits > 0) {
window.alert("Nageshs eliminated = " + hits);
}
function deleteContainer(e) {
while (e.className != "CommentContainer") {
e = e.parentNode;
if (e == null) return;
}
e.parentNode.removeChild(e);
}
Awesome! No more Nagesh spam! And with a bit of alteration, that Bob with his "show some sensitivity" crap (It's not clever! It's not funny!) can be taken down, too!

Too bad I'm running IE most of the time that I'm reading this site and Firefox isn't an option.

Your Hatian is ridicule. I am thikning that America is land of oportunity? Why are you being hatred of freed speaches?

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Here in Hyderabad, it is being very hard to determine what page user is on.

frits · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Filtering with GreaseMonkey begs the question that there are any worthwile comments here, which I think is a naive assumption at best.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

frits:
Filtering with GreaseMonkey begs the question that there are any worthwile comments here, which I think is a naive assumption at best.

Here in Hyderabad, all sitizens are baned from meking relavent coments. In other werds, it is being ilegal.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Here in Hyderabad, all aplikations are automaticaly forwarding erors to programer.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Here in Hyderabad, all aplications are rerly geting infinity bandwidth. In fact, elektricity is somewat rare.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Here in Hyderabad, most toner cartriges are costing les than hundreds of thoughsands of dolars.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

frits:
Filtering with GreaseMonkey begs the question that there are any worthwile comments here, which I think is a naive assumption at best.

Most borwers are not suporting this feeture.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Nagesh eliminated = '42'

PedanticCurmudgeon · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

frits:
Filtering with GreaseMonkey begs the question that there are any worthwile comments here, which is wishful thinking at best.

FTFY. Also, TRWTF is using the phrase "begs the question" correctly. That is so 20th century. Everyone else is mangling English; why can't you?

frits · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

PedanticCurmudgeon:
frits:
Filtering with GreaseMonkey begs the question that there are any worthwile comments here, which is wishful thinking at best.
FTFY. Also, TRWTF is using the phrase "begs the question" correctly. That is so 20th century. Everyone else is mangling English; why can't you?

Because I just learned the meaning of that phrase last week and I want to sound all smart and stuff.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

the beholder:
You're both talking about how memes spread. I'm talking about a poster's intention whenever he/she/it gifts us with another banging of a zombie-horse. Specially in the YKW.

You think I might be female or "it"? Why does that make me feel all warm inside?

PedanticCurmudgeon · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

frits:
PedanticCurmudgeon:
frits:
Filtering with GreaseMonkey begs the question that there are any worthwile comments here, which is wishful thinking at best.
FTFY. Also, TRWTF is using the phrase "begs the question" correctly. That is so 20th century. Everyone else is mangling English; why can't you?
Because I just learned the meaning of that phrase last week and I want to sound all smart and stuff.

I understand your wanting to seem intelligent, but this is 2011. We do not find out what phrases actually mean; we assume we already know what they mean and use them accordingly. If this sort of thing continues, you might start thinking for yourself and the world would go to hell in a handbasket.

Anonymouse · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

QJo:
That's not going to work. There's at least two Nageshes whose user names include Russian letters and pronunciation symbols instead of the regular letters. You'll need to set it up so as to compare the name against the contents of a list of preconfigured elements.

That script was just the first attempt, whipped up in a couple of minutes. Of course it would greatly benefit from further refinement, but it is good enough for now (as it is, it already purges 18 "Nagesh"-es from the first page of comments to this article alone...)

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

The "Z-Guy":
the beholder:
You're both talking about how memes spread. I'm talking about a poster's intention whenever he/she/it gifts us with another banging of a zombie-horse. Specially in the YKW.
You think I might be female or "it"? Why does that make me feel all warm inside?

Actually I wasn't thinking about anyone in particular. Or maybe I was referring to Nagesh.

And on a second thought, "she" is quite a stretch. We all know there are no such thing as women on the interwebs, and even if there were they would avoid TDWTF like the plague.

boog · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

frits:
Filtering with GreaseMonkey begs the question that there are any worthwile comments here, which I think is a naive assumption at best.

Nonsense. Sure, all the comments are shitty, but to different degrees -- I'm only using Greasemonkey to filter out anything over a 6.

boog · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

the beholder:
boog:
A meme is any cultural item that is transmitted by repetition, and as such has the tendency to become annoying. It has nothing to do with funny, aside from the fact that humor encourages repetition.

Nolly:
A meme is an idea, behaviour or style that spreads from person to person within a culture. It might or might not be funny, it might or might not be annoying.
You're both talking about how memes spread. I'm talking about a poster's intention whenever he/she/it gifts us with another beating to a zombie-horse. Specially here on TDWTF.

No, we're both talking about what memes are, hence the "A meme is..." part. This was in response to your comment that said "A meme is...".

On the other hand, you said yourself that you're talking about the meme-repeater's intentions, about which you are absolutely correct.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Don't be a SPAMR.

I spam project in spam, if you need spam with spam, spam me.

Nagesh · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

real honor that cowherds like you are not able to face my inteligence.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

Anonymouse:
You just got to love GreaseMonkey...
<script to block a user...>

I do:

// ==UserScript==
// @name           RandomizePostName
// @namespace      zunesis
// @description    Randomize Zunesis' post name so people can't filter him
// @include        http://thedailywtf.com/Comments/*
// ==/UserScript==

var chars = "0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXTZabcdefghiklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
var randName = "";
var randNameLength = 16;
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if (elements.length > 0)
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	elements[0].value = randName;
}

boog · 2011-10-24 Reply Admin

IcZWHowGmqdkHixG:

Anonymouse:
You just got to love GreaseMonkey...
<script to block a user...>

I do:

// ==UserScript==
// @name           RandomizePostName
// @namespace      zunesis
// @description    Randomize Zunesis' post name so people can't filter him
// @include        http://thedailywtf.com/Comments/*
// ==/UserScript==

var chars = "0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXTZabcdefghiklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
var randName = "";
var randNameLength = 16;
var elements = document.getElementsByName("ctl00$MainContent$Author_Name");

if (elements.length > 0)
{
	for (var i = 0; i < randNameLength; ++i)
	{
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		randName += chars.substring(index, index + 1);
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	elements[0].value = randName;
}

You should really increase the vowel to consonant ratio in your name generator. Or shorten the name. Currently, a search for a string of 5 or more adjacent consonants in the name would match on about 98% of your random names, with few false positives (and any regulars, like trtrwtf, could easily be added to a white-list).

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

boog:
IcZWHowGmqdkHixG:
Anonymouse:
You just got to love GreaseMonkey...
<script to block a user...>
I do:
// ==UserScript==
// @name           RandomizePostName
// @namespace      zunesis
// @description    Randomize Zunesis' post name so people can't filter him
// @include        http://thedailywtf.com/Comments/*
// ==/UserScript==

var chars = "0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXTZabcdefghiklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
var randName = "";
var randNameLength = 16;
var elements = document.getElementsByName("ctl00$MainContent$Author_Name");

if (elements.length > 0)
{
	for (var i = 0; i < randNameLength; ++i)
	{
		var index = Math.floor(Math.random() * chars.length);
		randName += chars.substring(index, index + 1);
	}
	elements[0].value = randName;
}
You should really increase the vowel to consonant ratio in your name generator. Or shorten the name. Currently, a search for a string of 5 or more adjacent consonants in the name would match on about 98% of your random names, with few false positives (and any regulars, like trtrwtf, could easily be added to a white-list).

Yeah, I know. I thought of a few other ways of improving it, but it appears to be having the desired effect already...

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

0dwx2uAn2f2ns8:
boog:
You should really increase the vowel to consonant ratio in your name generator. Or shorten the name. Currently, a search for a string of 5 or more adjacent consonants in the name would match on about 98% of your random names, with few false positives (and any regulars, like trtrwtf, could easily be added to a white-list).
Yeah, I know. I thought of a few other ways of improving it, but it appears to be having the desired effect already...

Or you could just post as regular, unregistered users and piss/shit/cum all over their good name. !!!!!!!I want to fuck the real trtrwtf in the ass and hear him wimper!!!!!!!!! Also, cocks.

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

f84mxh0kfrfu8tdboo7Y3UmEyAmufaq4Au:
0dwx2uAn2f2ns8:
boog:
You should really increase the vowel to consonant ratio in your name generator. Or shorten the name. Currently, a search for a string of 5 or more adjacent consonants in the name would match on about 98% of your random names, with few false positives (and any regulars, like trtrwtf, could easily be added to a white-list).
Yeah, I know. I thought of a few other ways of improving it, but it appears to be having the desired effect already...
Or you could just post as regular, unregistered users and piss/shit/cum all over their good name. !!!!!!!I want to fuck the real trtrwtf in the ass and hear him wimper!!!!!!!!! Also, cocks.

Dammit I hit the preview button!

2011-10-24 Reply Admin

boog:
(and any regulars, like trtrwtf, could easily be added to a white-list).

Awwww.... you're swell.

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