I HTML encode on the client side using $('<div/>').text(value).html();
Sometimes I close the ticket, knowing that it's not really resolved....
Play Telesketch
A multiplayer, drawing game from the idiot behind Coding Confessional.
If I ever won the lottery, I would spend every last dime hiring an army of hitmen to kill everyone who's ever been involved in the development or propagation of Internet Explorer.
Every time I intended on acquiring a lock, I accidentally created a lock instead and acquired it. Performance was incredible. Thread safety issues were the bane of my existence.
If I get the opportunity I always rip out the .Net Razor view engine and replace it with an XSLT one.
I've been programming for 25+ years and still have no idea how to structure a program.
I don't even try to find possible bugs after compiling an output executable file.
I've written my own search db + indexer, because our sysadmin didn't have time to install Solr. it's still painfully maintained years later.
I add comments as an excuse for writing bad code.
//I know this is bad, but........ (it's easier to write this comment than correct code)
I approved for code review a function named "HowCanSheSnap" which was used to snap objects to a grid.
My GUI-Code is always a mess ... I really hope no one has to look at that stuff ever again
I almost never write comments, and when I do, they're always both cryptic and deceptive.