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Content 341 Inside a method that returns InumerableT, yield return has to return I , not an IEnumerableT Replace yield return c. GetDeepControlsByType(); with: foreach (var x in c.GetDeepControlsByType ()) yield return x; share edit flag answered Jan 13 '10 at 10:29 W I Marcin Seredynski 4,479 2 14 22 341 I just had exactly the same problem and googled this solution. I used it. I wanted to thank the author and got "You can't vote for your own post". I laughed when I realized what has just happened. Too much work kills your brain cells. - Marcin Seredynski Sep 12 '11 at 19:24 1 Marc inSeredynski, you deserve a vocation! - KMX Sep 17 '13 at 23:53 1 2 6 Marc inSeredynski that may well be the funniest comment I have ever seen on SO - but it is SO believable. - Floris Dec 17 '13 at 17:59 Marcin - the same happened to me in the past :-) however, since I can upvote this... - chiccodoro Jul 18 '14 at 12:35 KMX - his vOcation is obviously 'Software Developer! - FastAl Oct 6 '14 at 13:43 2 I am wondering if this is still milkable for points? - Marcin Seredynski Dec 9 '15 at 1:21 3 MarcinSeredy ski - This is without a doubt the best comment I've ever seen and is a poignant reminder of the nature of software development. - bubbleking Dec 29 '15 at 20:33 add a comment

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Content Gets the orientation obtained by a clockwise 90 degree turn. return next orientation public Orientation next () if (this West) return North; return values () ordinal() 11; Gets the orientation obtained by a counterclockwise 90 degree turn. return previous orientation public Orientation previous () return next () .next () .next () ; genius

The internet is basically a Jenga tower of questionable engineering decisions. At the very bottom, we've got C developers manually allocating memory for dynamic arrays—because who needs garbage collection when you can have segmentation faults? Above that foundation of tears sits DNS (the system that translates human-readable website names into IP addresses) and the Linux Foundation (keeping the lights on while everyone else has fun). Then we've got the unpaid open-source developers—those magnificent souls whose thankless work powers 90% of the internet while they survive on ramen and GitHub stars. AWS and Cloudflare are the duct tape holding everything together, while AI dangles precariously off the side like an afterthought. Microsoft is apparently doing... something... with Angry Birds energy? Meanwhile, Rust developers are zooming around in their little rocket ship, telling everyone their code is "memory safe" for the 47th time today. And at the tippy-top of this architectural abomination? That's you, my friend, just trying to watch cat videos while the entire digital infrastructure—built on WASM, V8, and whatever "LEFT-PAD" is referring to—teeters beneath you. The miracle isn't that the internet works—it's that it hasn't collapsed under the weight of its own absurdity.