Note the irony in my title.
Researcher finds certain network names can disable Wi-Fi on iPhones - The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/2021/7/4/22563166/researcher-finds-network-names-percent-disable-wi-fi-iphones
or spaces
Little Bobby Tables comes to mind. Sweet kid. Unfortunate name for lazy coders
https://xkcd.com/327/
>Bobby
I think it was Gimp who posted this photo here years ago:
SQL Injection Fools Speed Traps And Clears Your Record | Hackaday
https://hackaday.com/2014/04/04/sql-injection-fools-speed-traps-and-clears-your-record/
That SQL injection is very smart and funny. Twenty-two years ago my wife chose to hyphenate her last name and I was really surprised by how many programs that little dash broke.
>hyphen
My wife's dad was head of the state's driver license & record division and was in charge when the state first converted to a computer system in the mid-1950s. (The license/ID to drive, not the tags on the bumper.) It was a 6- or 7-digit field, but he did assign a some 'vanity' lifetime numbers to himself, his wife, a few cabinet members, and the governor. He assigned "1" to the governor.
The governor died in office a few months later, so the number became available and my FIL re-assigned it himself. Everything went fine for 30+ years, the "1" even getting him out of speeding tickets. (No patrolman who wants to keep his job is going to write a ticket to some old guy with Driver License #1.) Then checkout lines in big box stores started to computerize and they keyed your DL number if you paid by check.