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Who cares about friends? How would you like to piss of Todd who won’t shut up about this season’s IPAs and Elon Musk’s 4D chess he’s playing on Twitter? Screw Todd. No one likes him and he deserves to hurt for making you think about NFTs again.

Let’s use JavaScript’s type coercion in awful ways to make wonderful enemies.

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Pamene kunyalanyaza ndi kunyoza ufulu wa anthu kwachititsa zinthu zankhanza
zomwe zakwiyitsa chikumbumtima cha anthu, ndi kubwera kwa dziko
momwe anthu adzasangalalire ndi ufulu wolankhula, chikhulupiriro, ndi ufulu
kuopa ndi kusowa kwalengezedwa ngati chikhumbo chachikulu cha anthu wamba
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Pamene ndikofunikira, ngati munthu sakakamizidwa kuti apeze njira yomaliza
yopandukira nkhanza ndi kupondereza, kuti ufulu wa anthu uyenera
kutetezedwa ndi lamulo,
Pamene ndikofunikira kulimbikitsa ubale wabwino pakati pa mayiko,
Pamene anthu a United Nations mu Charter atsimikiziranso chikhulupiriro chawo
mu ufulu wofunikira wa anthu, ulemu ndi kufunika kwa munthu
ndi ufulu wofanana wa amuna ndi akazi ndipo atsimikiza mtima kulimbikitsa
kupita patsogolo kwa anthu ndi miyezo yabwino ya moyo mu ufulu waukulu,
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Plus Array Just Because

Arrays coerce to strings, right? Right !?

const zero = +[]; // 0

• If one side is a string, then the other one’s converted to a string,
• If they’re integers, then it’s added,
• But otherwise both sides are converted to numbers

Sad Boolean Plus Happy Boolean Make 1

const one = false + true; // 1

Welcome to otherwise again. This time the booleans are coerced to numbers, because thems the rules. So false becomes 0 and true becomes 1 and you become a light drinker.

Two Happy Booleans Make 2

If you understood the previous one, this one makes sense.

const one = true + true; // 2

Because true becomes 1 and 1 + 1 makes 2.

Bang Zero Hat Ate Nine

const nine = !0^8; // 9

• !0 means not zero ,
  • so 0 is coerced to a boolean which is false
  • except it’s not false, so it’s true
  • And true is 1
• The ^is an XOR operator
  • it takes the numbers on the left and right and turns them into binary
  • And then it makes a new number where there’s 1’s only in the spots where both numbers didn’t have 1s
• And yeah
  • When you 1^8 you get 9

Shutup, Nerd

(!null + !undefined)**(true^2) +['0'] +['0'] + (9^1) + [false + true] + [3][false*0] + ~-6;

/* 8008135 */

• !null is true
  • and true is 1
• !undefined is true
  • and true is 1
• And 1 + 1 is 2
• true^2 is 3
• ['0'] + ['0'] is ’00’
• 9^1 is XORed into 8
• and we all know that false + true makes 1
• and [3][false*0] is just a really oblique way of saying [3][0*0]
  • which is an overly convoluted way of saying [3][0]
  • Which is just a terrible path to 3
• and then ~-6 is
  • using the ol’ bitflipper ~ to invert a -6‘s bits and make a 5
• And when you add 8 + '00' + 8 + 1 + 3 + 5 you get a stringified number that looks a lot like ‘BOOBIES’ because when you use + with a string you always get a string.

You’re welcome.