What I hate is having to go to Google to do a worthwhile search on the Knowledge Base.

Those aren't bugs, they're randomly generated features.

Management: "Start coding, we'll go find out what the client wants."

Those aren't bugs, they're randomly generated features. Start programming while we go find out what the client wants.

void setNeedsUpdate(bool update)
{
if ((update==true))
NeedsUpdate=true;
else
NeedsUpdate=false;
}

This would be better if they returned it too. Nothing like getting back what you put into it.

bool setNeedsUpdate(bool update)
{
if ((update==true))
NeedsUpdate=true;
else
NeedsUpdate=false;
return NeedsUpdate;
}

Not to mention the IDE's they have nowadays. I had a professor that required us to telnet into the unix server to write our java programs on the VI editor. I eventually got fed up and used a real programming environment, notepad(at least it supported a mouse and the backspace key), then ftp'd.