Replaced semi colons (;) with a greek question mark (;) in my colleague's c# code.. He's now scratching his head... :D

The dark side of the force is strong with this one.

You are evil man... :D

*laughs in python*

*laughs in lua and python*

*Laughs in knowing Greek*

@TheCapeGreek what's the Greek laugh? The "$" sign?;?;

"Laughing in Go and JS" <- to complete the bunch

@hjk101 it's 🥙 for gyros

*Laughs in Kotlin*

You are SO EVIL

*Laughs in K, APL, Elm, Haskell, Tulip, ...*

*laughs in English* oh wait..

*Cries in C*

*Laughs in Php Assembly Inform Node*

(notice the acronym)

Conveniently enough someone has created a python script for this on github:

https://github.com/reinderien/...

Troll your friends, abuse your co-workers, probably get brutally murdered after code fails to work just before an important deadline. The choices are endless...

Enjoy.

*drowns in the C*

You're pure evil, man!

DEMON

why?

@buycurious99 You mean Daemon?

@Pizza Are you a Pizza developer?
If so, thanks for the generics.

@ac1235 just a simple Pizza eater

The httpclient needs to be in an using block in order to be disposed when done, this makes me uncomfortable.

*laughs in go and python*

method name casing makes me feel uncomfortable

@Wiciaki that's uncomfortable for me too, everyday, but it's clients convention that private method should be camel case

I would just think it’s an encoding bug and replace the ;’s