[Snark]Ah, but is there a way to avoid typos in News.YC headlines?[/Snark] Sorry, the pedant in me couldn't resist. Interesting article, though. Just recentl

[Snark]Ah, but is there a way to avoid typos in News.YC headlines?[/Snark] Sorry, the pedant in me couldn't resist. Interesting article, though. Just recently I took over a project with a .cs file called "ToStrings.cs". It was the file in which all the ToString() overloads were stored. It contained probably 100 or more. The author's closing comments, though, are unfortunately spot on: "In a production environment, this might be too strange looking for some teams." If I replaced all the ToString() overloads with some kind of "nicer", but bizarre-looking solution, my coworkers, I imagine, would be less-than-appreciative. Sure, the overloads suck, but at least everyone knows the ways in which they suck . . .