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Stack Overflow: The Savior of Mankind (Good)

If you haven't heard of this website by now, boy are you in for a treat (https://stackoverflow.com). Stack Overflow is great, not only for its amazingly robust community, but for its ingenious way of not allowing reiterated questions to flourish, thus forcing everyone to one board so that all debate can be centralized. I would recommend Stack Overflow to anyone and everyone who has ever written even a single line of code.

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  1. SO has saved me more times than I'd like to admit.

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  2. It's such an undervalued site

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  3. Definitively a life saver! Really love the fact that you picked this site as a good one, it really deserves it!

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  4. Here's a nice little stack overflow hack :D

    try{
    ///logic
    } catch(e){
    window.location.href =
    "http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=[js] + " + e.message;
    }

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