Good article - just wish it had followed the canon and been titled "Falsehoods Programmers Believe . . .". Hats off to patio11 for that title. The Bay Area wa

Good article - just wish it had followed the canon and been titled "Falsehoods Programmers Believe . . .". Hats off to patio11 for that title. The Bay Area was mentioned. There's plenty of chaos there as, for example, school districts don't follow city boundaries, and names are confusing. For example, the Fremont Union High School District serves Sunnyvale mostly, not Fremont. Also note the "Union" in the name. That's different than "Unified" which means the district administers both the high schools and elementary schools. Because after all the Fremont Unified School District serves Fremont. Part of the reason was that the districts were formed before the area was fully urbanized and the annexation boundaries didn't match the district boundaries. Got all that?