This week we have a veritable grab-bag of all the most common sorts of website errors: the NaN, the null, the undefined, the bad text substitution and the wonky date math. Honestly, they're getting tedious. Somebody should build a tool to help developers scrub their code of impurities and dross. They could call it something catchy like, I dunno, purifier or lintbrush.

Timely Todd R. tells us "I left a window open in Workday for too long, and like a lot of other apps it threatened to log me out. I just wish I knew when that was..."

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Foxy Foo A. yips "So often you post about undefined stuff, so can you please help me find Firefox undefined (or later, preferably)?" Readers? Can you help Foo find out?

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Deviant Daniel digs nuisance nulls, exclaiming "I can’t wait to replace my car with a !".

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Ambivalent Joat wavers "Even if I had wanted to add my comment about my recent experience, neither of the links was active (Share my experience or No thanks)."

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Superlative Zach gloats "I wanted to check how much my subscription will cost to renew. Now I know :)". That's good for you, Zach, but we still don't. Is that $100 minus A WHOLE LOT, or $100 minus a trifling amount? And also, isn't Paramount Plus Premium doubly redundant? How can anything be more than paramount? It's all too much for me.

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