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But it doesn't scale to larger source code bases, as misspelled names become hard to spot.

The problem with #ifdef is it will silently ignore a misspelled argument.

Some nits: * Pendlay rows are misspelled as 'pendelay.' * Treadmill running prompts for reps and weight, when any two of distance/time/speed would be best.

To this day she has an account with her name misspelled.

Too busy to realize the first line is misspelled?

Shoddy formatting and everything is misspelled?

Regarding misspelled identifiers, I've experienced the exact opposite problem.

Code I had to work with that was clearly written in simple editors often contained misspelled words (though it was also usually written by non-native English speakers) and even bugs arising from using a wrong variable name.

One guy at my last job was notorious for his incredibly long and frequently misspelled identifiers; I could not understand how he was failing to notice these problems until I realized that he literally never typed out a full identifier more than once, and typically generated as many bytes of source code via intellisense as he did by typing.

While I think Microsoft has been moving in a good direction since Nadella took over (I am sorry if I misspelled his name), it is worth keeping in mind the nasty - and at times downright criminal - business practices Microsoft used to get where it is today.

What the fuck is wrong with Americans thinking that some words are "bad" and should thus always be misspelled?

He's misspelled the word, but Germanic and Slavic languages use forms of Italian's "fagotto" for bassoon.

Getting the error "conection à la base de donnée impossible" which is misspelled.

You misspelled the word "refrigerate" towards the top of your home page.

Misspelled words always make me disinclined to order from a new merchant.