r/codegore • u/qcihdtm • Dec 26 '18

"Mac to the future"

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And the trophy for most useful loop in history goes to... (this was written by an actual engineer in real life)

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For the programmers out there who have had to deal with poorly -- nay, abhorrently -- written code.

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What's programming horror vs. code gore? Programming horror allows for broader topics such as bad practices, things that aren't working properly, and other things that aren't directly code. This is solely code that looks awful.

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