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May | 2011 | The Rambling Tester
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Testing thoughts and ramblings. May 31, 2011. A few days ago, I got the following email from a recruitment agent. I’m sorry if the email does not apply to you. I’m currently working on behalf of a client who are looking for a Contract Systems Tester for an intial 3 month period to start immediately. The role is to help implement best testing practice across the company,please find a brief outline below. 8211; Writing of System Test Plans in compliance with the project Gantt and plan. Than ISEB/ISQTB, and...
June | 2011 | The Rambling Tester
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Testing thoughts and ramblings. June 6, 2011. Dipping back into ‘. Lessons Learned in Software Testing. After bit of a break from it, I rediscovered the topics on Applied Epistemology, namely that this is what testing is. It jumped out at me, because I’ve just encountered an example of it in my own testing. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
Go the extra mile | The Rambling Tester
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Testing thoughts and ramblings. What Could Possibly Go Wrong? Congratulations, you’ve won! Go the extra mile. April 15, 2011. In my roles, wherever I’ve worked, I’ve often been asked to test a new piece of functionality that had only vague requirements and came with little in the way of instruction. In addition to testing it, I also had to work out what the process was either by asking people, or by good old fashioned trial and error. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. You are commentin...
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Testing thoughts and ramblings. But I Didn’t Order Vanilla! March 31, 2011. I’m fed up of being told that a bug or usability issue I’ve found is ‘vanilla functionality’. Wherever I’ve worked, when this situation has cropped up, the only reason development has been done and testing is needed, is because we didn’t order vanilla! On one hand, I can understand and appreciate the developers’ response; this has nothing to do with the change and so they can’t be held responsible for it. On the other hand, w...
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Testing thoughts and ramblings. Go the extra mile. April 15, 2011. In my roles, wherever I’ve worked, I’ve often been asked to test a new piece of functionality that had only vague requirements and came with little in the way of instruction. In addition to testing it, I also had to work out what the process was either by asking people, or by good old fashioned trial and error. What Could Possibly Go Wrong? April 14, 2011. Oh, how many times have I seen this mistake made? It’s all too easy to do, this is ...
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Tasks? Whither the Test? | Exploring Uncertainty
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October 20, 2013. On Friday, via Twitter, @michaelbolton asked @rbcs about the unit of measurement for test cases. To this, @rbcs replied:. A test is a task? But wait, a test is surely two tasks? An action and an observation? Or is it three? An action, an observation and an evaluation? What if the test is not completely trivial to set up? What if it takes many separate tasks to configure a system in order to conduct a single test? Perhaps a test consists of many, many tasks? Ever experienced the opposite?
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The online diary of a Maths / IT teacher from Melbourne, Australia. Saturday, August 01, 2015. A visual introduction to algebra. This is a recorded description of this approach that was presented to the staff of Avila College in December 2014. If you wish, you can download my article, Thinking Visually About Algebra. From the website of the Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers Inc. Psychology of Mathematics Education 33. Posted by Ziad Baroudi. Links to this post. Thursday, July 30, 2015. Of an...
Rambling Tech | The ramblings of an IT consultant
The ramblings of an IT consultant. Easy way to reset a user’s password in ADLDS. November 4, 2014. Working with ADLDS can be a little frustrating given that the only real out of the box tools for managing it are LDP and ADSI Edit which aren’t the nicest. Needing to do a direct password reset on a test account LDP was proving painful but I stumbled across a PowerShell cmdlet that I hadn’t […]. Provisioning Exchange 2010/2013 accounts using FIM 2010. November 4, 2014. Exchange user types for FIM Admins.
Rambling Tech Talk
A random blog where I spout my opinionated opinion and you for reasons beyond fathoming, you read it. Tuesday, September 22, 2009. Google Wave, in a Week? Well, I never thought I would see the day but according to the google article HERE. The wave preview will finally be released next week. As I have all of my email addies on the waiting list I hope to be able to give this a spin soon and let you know what I think of it =P. For those that don't know what Wave is I recommend going to the google wave site.
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Six Weeks in Ghana. The birth of a being. She has always favoured the night over the day. Posted by Edo Bash. In The Noise In My Head. Asymp; Leave a comment. She has always favoured the night over the day. The night is the old friend that stays with her and brings her peace. Bright Lights in Accra. Posted by Edo Bash. In Six Weeks in Ghana. Asymp; 1 Comment. The flight was long and I couldn’t decide what to watch, but six hours and twenty minutes later, I had touched down in Accra, Ghana. 8220;Dear Lucy,.
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The Rambling Tester | Testing thoughts and ramblings
Testing thoughts and ramblings. Is E-mail a defect? February 16, 2012. Does anyone other than Microsoft still use ‘e-mail’, with the hyphen in? I know that historically email started out as a contraction of electronic mail, complete with a hyphen, but I think we’re well past the point of email becoming mainstream. Here are some examples:. Going to googlefight.com. Shows email as the clear winner. What are your thoughts has email supplanted e-mail yet? If not, is it on course to do so, and by when? The re...
Ruminations of a Misplaced Texan | Ramblings of a Middle-Aged Christian Conservative
Ruminations of a Misplaced Texan. Ramblings of a Middle-Aged Christian Conservative. The Rambling Texan’s Austria-Bavaria Travel Guide – Teil Zwei (Part Two). July 15, 2015. Part One) of The Rambling Texan’s Austria-Bavaria Travel Guide was entirely too much reading for the RT’s ADHD readers to endure in one sitting, future sections of this ever-expanding document will be much briefer. Here are some more tips for traveling in the AusBav region of the planet:. Wolfie (pronounced vool-fee ). OK, if you did...
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Rambling Thady writer of Stray Scraps in Limerick Leader 1933-1945-Rambling Thady
Who was Rambling Thady? Mr Tim Hannan, using the pseudonym,. Wrote a column for the Limerick Leader newspaper from 1933 until his death in 1948. Tim Hannan was born in County Limerick and attended the same school as Eamonn DeValera in Bruree, Co. Limerick. Was made up of conversational discussions of Rambling Thady's travels, natural cures, political opinion pieces, competitions and poetry. The column appeared on Saturdays and was a staple in many Limerick homes. Buy Autodesk MapGuide Studio 2009. Buy Au...
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Rambling the Natural World with KB
Rambling the Natural World with KB. This blog is about connecting with nature. The first posts present some background ideas. Then there are some stories about childhood connections followed by stories about adult connections. Please share your stories and comments. Posts are listed with tabs numbered in the order in which I think the entries should be read. But it's your choice as to where to start. Enjoy your trip. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. It must be spring! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Cup of Grace Studio
Cup of Grace Studio. Sunday, June 5, 2011. But there is nothing more "godly" about that sort of Romanticism except for the godliness of pursuing a discipline whole heartedly for the glory of God. I think I need to read "How Shall We Then Live" again. I think I simply disagree with Francis Schaeffer. But maybe I don't remember what he said like I should. As if I should be cheeky enough to disagree with Francis Schaeffer! Friday, May 27, 2011. Http:/ kerrileanne.blogspot.com/. Wednesday, May 11, 2011.
