static void Main() {
    Console.WriteLine("Hello"); //1
    defer {
        Console.WriteLine("Foo"); //5
    }
    defer {
        Console.WriteLine("Bar"); //4
    }
    defer {
        Console.WriteLine("Baz"); //3
    }
    Console.WriteLine("World"); //2
}

The authors wrote in their conclusions:

Our results leave little doubt that Facebook produces large benefits for its users. A majority of people in our sample value four weeks of access at $100 or more, and these valuations could imply annual consumer surplus gains in the hundreds of billions of dollars in the US alone. The 60 minutes our participants spend on Facebook each day is itself suggestive of the substantial value it provides.

BigInternetOfShit

IDEO wrote:

[waffle expunged]

RJ Zaworski wrote:

I have got my head stuck so far up my @rse that I haven't seen sunlight for weeks.

Quote:

In a clever linguistic flourish we detach a familiar end product (“our apps”) from an arcane production process (“their code”), showering unnecessary mystery on what ought to be a rather mundane project.

In the last paragraph of the article, itproportal finally wrote wrote something useful:

Consumers are advised to use a password manager