/* I hate to include an include inside an include (ha!) however, I don’t see an easy way to get this to build right */
/* I hate to include an include inside an include (ha!) however, I don’t see an easy way to get this to build right */
/* this um causes a nasty crash ugly ugh i dont see *why* we do this, everything seems fine without it. */
/* Andy Church should stop coding while being drunk. * Here’s the two lines he forgot that produced the * timed_update evil bug and a *big* memory leak. */
/* * Give the desperate developer a clue of what is happening. */
/* Holy cow, Batman! I found something! Better save it for later use... */
/* * Yes, we can all get a headache from the next bunch * of pointer swapping... */ next = current->next; current->next = next->next; next->next = current; prev = next;
/* woohoo! fun, I have no clue how to get * the correct IP, so I just send forward * queries with all the different IPs */
/** * The only reason for using NAT is a lack of addresses. * IPv6 does not suffer from a lack of addresses. If I * find that anyone is using NAT with IPv6, I would break * their kneecaps and poke their eyes out with sharp * sticks. I don't really want to go to jail though, so * instead, I'll spare myself the effort of support nat * traversal magic when IPv6 is involved in hopes this will * cause boneheads who would try to use IPv6 NAT to give up * since so many things will stop working. I'm sick of * working around all of the problems that NATs introduce. */
/* * It's a backup day today, so I'm pissed off. * Being a BOFH, however, does have it's advantages... */
/** * ps. i’m really drunk at moment if you didnt notice * and i am having problems typing. drinking vodkaa. * with friends while watching exocides. expect 3 of 5 * of us have fallen asleep on flloor. So ummm. I’m here * coding. Man I’m typing well at moment. excuess me * fro any really bad coding styles I may while in this state */
Every programmer and software developer knows them: source code comments or code snippets that you have to read a second time and still can’t believe.
That’s a code candy!
On this page I collect the funniest, weirdest and often completely out-of-place code comments.