How To (Not) Add Numbers In JavaScript, And How To Troll
And now, for some levity, courtesy of Andrew Clover at doxdesk.com: An obvious trolling of Stack Overflow (and one which they have removed), but a funny one, nonetheless.
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So full of win, from start to finish. Even the “Related” links are hilarious. FYI, bobince — the straight man in this joke — is Clover.
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waw,
thanks for sharing..
OK. I laughed. Out loud.
I laughed when I thought back on it.
It’s very funny!
Thanks!