Ever opened your old project, looked at a line of code, and thought…
“Who the hell wrote this mess?”
…and then Git calmly whispered:
“It was ...
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I was looking for
DELETE FROM Users;orrm -rf /I'm glad I didn't find them. But
git reset --hard HEAD~1is also pretty scary.😂 Trueee! “DELETE FROM users;” is pure horror-movie-level code.
But yeah… git reset --hard HEAD~1 — that’s psychological horror.
I once wanted to do
git rebase -i HEAD~4and for some reason I wrotegit reset --hard HEAD~4Haha feels like
“I wanted to edit history.”
“History decided to delete me instead.” 💀
Lol i thought i was the only one who was scared of the 1st and 2nd one 🤣
Hahaha same!
Those two lines are the reason I triple-check every terminal command now 😭
Happy halloween!
Happy Halloween! 🎃👻 Thanks for stopping by!
Haha this hit way too close 😂
Every developer has that one “temporary fix” still haunting production — mine’s a console.log buried so deep I’m scared to delete it now.
Love how you turned cringe moments into a growth reminder — it’s the perfect Halloween post for devs 👻💻
😂 omg yes — the haunted console.log that no one dares remove
At this point it’s not debugging, it’s a stability ritual
Thanks for the love! 👻💻
7️⃣ Array(10).fill({})
Ten objects, one reference. Ten bugs, one developer crying 😭...love it! hahahaha
Happy Halloween, Sylwia! 🎃
That line of code gave me more bugs than my entire QA team combined 🪲😭
Happy Halloween, Aaron!
Who's never done this?
Literally every dev ever 😂
The real horror isn’t the empty catch — it’s when you forget you wrote it… and it silently eats every error for 6 months 😭
I know right?
background-color: red;is obviously the better choice. Still doing it, I'm not ashamed :pborder: red; = “something’s off”
background: red; = “everything is on fire but at least I can SEE it” 🔥😂
Respect. Zero shame.
Sometimes I try to find the formula for calculating a percentage, and I write a comment for the rule of three, like this
// a 100%
// b x
// x = b * 100 / a
I'm not very proud of having to write it down so I can visualize it
OMG yes 😂
I swear, every time I have to calculate a percentage my brain goes:
“You knew this in 4th grade. Not anymore.”
i can relate to the console.log ones haha
I always say I’ll remove them “later”.
Spoiler: later is now part of the legacy codebase 😂
Awesome Sylwia, happy halloween!
Thanks a lot! Wishing you a bug-less Halloween 😄🎃