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I thought of that, but its not exactly intuitive, and he would need to be able to clearly lay out all the steps.
if it was laid out in a text file I suppose you could read that into a batch...hmmm...-Target (December 29, 2015, 11:14 PM)
, then PDFTK is your best bet.This is 'edge case' testing; posting values to a system that really don't belong there.
[hilarity ensues]
And that's kind of the crux of it. Making your testing as real world as possible is an important part of QA. Don't let those tell you otherwise. Be it unit testing, integration, QA or pentesting, assuring that all tests push the edges of what happens in the real world will make your software better.
I am still trying to figure out why Pascal had nested procedure/function definitions. It was pretty weird to define a function only visible inside the current function/procedure, that you are only going to call one time, in most cases, during the run of the outer procedure/function. Some kind of Lambda expression would probably have made more sense.
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"In charge" and "shock" ??? I have to cast my volt against that.-MilesAhead (December 19, 2015, 07:16 AM)
Meh. To each their own. Some people get really amped up about it.-Renegade (December 19, 2015, 10:03 PM)
But we all know resistance is futile.-MilesAhead (December 20, 2015, 04:35 PM)
I’m a software developer and since the very beginning I’ve always had mixed feelings about programming. On one hand, you can accomplish so much with it. On the other, it’s a completely frustrating tool to use––not only is the experience horrible, the worst part is feeling that much more could be accomplished if programming didn’t suck.
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And so, misusing a machine built to do math, that was prematurely optimized, built without simplicity in mind, inspired by the textile industry, backed by no underlying fundamental laws, with no way for us to understand it, that could generate more complexity than we could possibly embrace and armed with zero experience and a completely backwards approach towards problem-solving, we started the business of dealing with accidental complexity in the name of shipping features––known today as programming…
…and a shit-ton of wonderful things popped from the other end. Damn it.
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More info: Gow is a shell, not a package manager. It's an alternative for windows to Cygwin. But it was a welcome find for other reasons, even so. I'd stopped using Cygwin because it was so huge. Gow is apparently small.-wraith808 (September 18, 2015, 01:35 PM)
Interesting Israeli band by the name of Project RnL.
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Solipcism is actually more common than most people realise.
Most people today believe in portions of it.
But... can't talk about that because it gets into religion.-Renegade (November 07, 2015, 03:21 AM)
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A newly discovered router virus actually fights off malware The Verge-Arizona Hot (October 01, 2015, 09:43 PM)
Two days ago, the hackers behind Linux.Wifatch open sourced the malware's source code on GitLab, and posted some clarifications about their intentions inside the project's README file.
A Color You Can't See - YouTube-Arizona Hot (September 21, 2015, 09:36 PM)
High heels suck.
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P.S. I'm still looking for a monospace Comic Sans-like in bitmap font format. To code in.-Edvard (September 02, 2015, 10:12 PM)
http://www.comicbook...Constant-p/cl343.htm -- I'm sure it could be bitmap-ified!-x16wda (September 06, 2015, 08:26 PM)
