Obvious comments

duckie

I often tend to overuse comments in my code, but this is just too much... From codeplex.com/ard

(large codeblock here)

'This piece of code executes when the execution of the code above is complete.

(another large codeblock here)

I really love this, "important stuff". Wouldnt want the CPU to mess with us

'Some very important security stuff!!!

'Clears username, servername and password from CPU

ServerName.Text = ""

UserName.Text = ""

PassWord.Text = ""

Many more in the code. Great project, implemented bad.

Daid

i++; //Increments i with 1.

ammoQ

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I get the feeling that the computer just skips over all the comments.
-- http://www.rinkworks.com/stupid/cs_programming.shtml

Arancaytar

@joe.edwards@imaginuity.com said:

I get the feeling that the computer just skips over all the comments.
-- http://www.rinkworks.com/stupid/cs_programming.shtml

10 Preheat oven to 350

20 Combine all ingredients in a large mixing bowl

30 Mix until smooth

But that's not a WTF! He's merely writing in Chef: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chef_(programming_language)

misguided

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kirchhoff

Why possessed you to even glance at that diseased pile of garbage? I love how wrapping a .NET assembly around an RDP control is supposed to make it "faster".

You want to see a blistering implementation of RDP, check out rdesktop. Too bad they don't have a windows port... it's a bit more flexible than mstsc.

duckie

How should i know it was garbage, if i didnt look?

Bob

@ammoQ said:

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PSWorx

// Who this reads has cooties

kirchhoff

@PSWorx said:

// Who this reads has cooties

rbowes

rbowes

Nevermind, this post was an experiment gone wrong and the time limit on deleting my own message expired (what's the limit, 5 seconds?)

Renan_S2

@ammoQ said:

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