Here Be Dragons

What is Here Be Dragons?


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A comment hackers put in their code to indicate that the next section somehow works even though they don't know why, so please, please don't touch it. Term originates from cartography, meaning dangerous or unexplored sections.

*readable code*

// here be dragons!

*completely unreadable code that somehow works*

See code, coder, coding, hacker, geek, Spoom


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