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I've noticed it a lot of times in legacy systems. There's often a page with 20 different idiosyncrasies that you have to deal with, and the code is too critical
by bobthebuilders 6y ago
I've noticed it a lot of times in legacy systems. There's often a page with 20 different idiosyncrasies that you have to deal with, and the code is too critical to update even with comments