Ólafur WaageWanna annoy a programmer?
Next time you're filling out a form, put a single ÿ at the end.
It's not very commonly used in text and it's 255 in decimal and 0x00FF in hex which feels like something is broken if they go and investigate.
tobychev@olafurw
I see that "I've had this pain, and by Harald others will have it too" is alive and well in the world
I see that "I've had this pain, and by Harald others will have it too" is alive and well in the world
gigantos@olafurw there is an argument to be made for using � (U+FFFD) instead, as it literally is the character used when utf8 decoding libraries silently fails
Chris Bohn@olafurw That is evil. I like it!
Eddie Velasquez@olafurw Some people just want to see the world burn, ah?
keschi 
Θ@olafurw Or, as has happened at work recently, just put in a null byte explicitly
Zeppelin Blanc@olafurw To be truly evil put in "[ object Promise ]" in the field.
phi1997@olafurw
Great idea!ÿ
Great idea!ÿ
Tim Ward ⭐🇪🇺🔶 #FBPE@olafurw I've always thought that an "@" character in an SMS should break something somewhere sooner or later, but I've never seen it happen myself.
[Its value is zero.]
AMS@TimWardCam @olafurw Twitter (like original SMS linked kind) burned down those bugs decades ago.
🇺🇦 Myke 
@olafurw just rеplаce аll fitting lаtin lеttеrs with similarly lооking Суrilliс lеttеrs.
Like I did in the previous sentence.
Charlotte@olafurw Classic sign of ascii madness. Make em feel like they’re using uninitialized memory
Here’s one specifically for annoying web developers: replace all your line breaks with
You can also replace your & signs with
Here’s one specifically for annoying web developers: replace all your line breaks with
<br>, especially if it’s going to be showing up on a public webpage somewhereYou can also replace your & signs with
&, < with <, and > with >, or even better do all of these when applicable
Klaus Stein
Frikisada@olafurw may I introduce â€~ ?
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