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> Soon noticed that chuck Norris was in our compiled JavaScript Is that a library? Or the string "Chuck Norris"?

• jeffgreco 6y ago
  Or the actor/martial artist?
  • finnh 6y ago
    bravo! i'll take the downvotes that this content-free comment will garner, but you just made my morning.
• kevincox 6y ago
  I was assuming that someone used the string as a name in the test?
  • hnick 6y ago
    Yes I think they meant they saw a weird name that stood out (I've seen Donald Duck at work) and they investigated more, finding it was test data.
    • wiz21c 6y ago
      I've seen "Carmen Electra" myself :-) And other funny (more gross) names in the dark corners of huge databases... I also had a customer discover a playboy center page at the end of a test we sent to them. One of the dev thought it'd be a nice reward. Things went very bad from him right after the phone call...
      • nullserver 6y ago
        Always assume others have the sense of humor of a 99 year old stick of tnt. Had someone at work mention they needed to drop off a dog at grooming on the way to pick up Chinese. I had to walk away for a bit, as I couldn’t hold it in, but didn’t know if that sort of humor would fly with that crowd.
• nullserver 6y ago
  String. Used as factory test for populating objects in tests. It certainly caught my attention.