> Also, another random oddity: somewhere in one of its built in libraries there was a function for validating email addresses. It was returning true on a bunch

> Also, another random oddity: somewhere in one of its built in libraries there was a function for validating email addresses. It was returning true on a bunch of very obviously bad address formats, so I looked up the source and found that all the function did was verify its argument wasn't the empty string. My favourite comment of the whole thread.