Bounds checking as separate from off-by-one just means you stop using C arrays. That's not hard. And why point at callbacks specifically? And scope creep is not a computer science problem; it's easy to avoid if people decide to avoid it.
So this list is too bloated for the joke to work well, I think. Even before we talk about how off-by-one gets ruined this way.
0) Cache invalidation
1) Naming things
5) Asynchronous callbacks
2) Off-by-one errors
3) Scope creep
6) Bounds checking