I think OP was making a subtle joke about titling it &quot;5 bugs&quot; but providing metric 5 aka 6 in the article to cause a buffer overflow in the article itself.  Which the buffer overflow in the article the 7th bug.  Personally I think a recursion fail would have made a funny additional article bug, but buffer overflows are funny in their own way too.  Or a picket fence &#x2F; off by one error would have been funny like iterating from 1-5 to output the bug list where the bugs are enumerated beginning at zero... so why didn&#x27;t we see bug 0 and the crash at bug 5 would have been pretty funny.<p>The story is normie clickbait anyway, and most of the bugs aren&#x27;t mismatches between the source code and the (possibly non-existent) unit testing infrastructure, they&#x27;re just cultural examples of blaming the lowest social status individual involved, that usually being a programmer.  There was a programmer involved, someone in management screwed up and doesn&#x27;t feel like taking the blame, therefore its the programmer&#x27;s fault.  In the olden days they&#x27;d just have blamed the closest (insert ethnic group here) or (insert religious group here), nothing really to be proud of.