Please share the weirdest business logic you had to implement!

I remember having to filter certain categories and specific movies based on ID that were.. Well.. German porn.. Hardcoded Ids, not proud

"Okay I'll try Centos 7 on my personal server (kinda old hardware).. Wired network does not work with my eth card? Centos 6 it is then.. " what is your favourite Linux server os?

"Coding and testing of the iOS app will be done tomorrow. Then we need to sign and publish it + pass review so it might be live this time next year"

Found this gem a while ago that made my day

​ if ( $this->isExternal() ) {
​ // This probably shouldn't even happen. ohh man, oh yuck.
​ // But for interwiki transclusion it sometimes does.
​ // Shit. Shit shit shit.
​ //
​ // Use the canonical namespaces if possible to try to
​ // resolve a foreign namespace.
​ if ( MWNamespace::exists( $this->mNamespace ) ) {
​ return MWNamespace::getCanonicalName( $this->mNamespace );
​ }

In a not too old version for mediawiki, the codebase for Wikipedia.

https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/s...

Designers use plugin in WP to modify UI. CSS and JS is saved (somewhere?) in database. No version control. Changes are made across different envs at the same time and all need to be migrates to prod later.

Pls