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I'm not out for Christmas just yet, another few days to go, but merry masses to all as they trickle off.
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Programmers should write code. Some evil people also want us to write documentation.My great discoveries of last night:
1) Programmers shouldn't write software QA plans.
One of many (yecchy) short-haired, unbearded men. Hah!2) Lee Byung-Hun could play a piece of turf or a fire extinguisher and I would still get all googly-eyed.
I have to admit I'm not good at detecting things like that on people (both myself and others). I'm even worse (frightened) at telling the affected person about it (both myself and others).3) I obviously wore my pants inside-out all day long, and nobody either noticed (or dared to tell me).
Oh, I love to write docs. I also love to do QA and I love to write test plans as well, but the test plan a programmer wrote for me was … well … somewhat weird. I had to reverse-engineer the plan, so to say, and redo it all from scratch until I could finally do my work. The plan contained gems like 'Step 1: test module A'. Err, well, yes, I would love to do just that, but as long as there's no doc and I don't know what module A is supposed to do it's more of a point-and-click adventure.Programmers should write code. Some evil people also want us to write documentation.
Pfft, my long-haired, hairy, bearded hubby looks like a cross between a wrestler and a Skyrim Nord. I'm all for diversity .One of many (yecchy) short-haired, unbearded men. Hah!
A former workmate of mine was quite obese. One day he came to work with his breakfast still attached to the underside of his belly. Everything was there: the jam, butter, eggs … and I didn't have the heart to tell him about it, either. In fact, nobody did, so he walked around with the breakfast print shirt all day long.I have to admit I'm not good at detecting things like that on people (both myself and others). I'm even worse (frightened) at telling the affected person about it (both myself and others).
That could be the latest fashion…3) I obviously wore my pants inside-out all day long, and nobody either noticed (or dared to tell me).
That is awful!A former workmate of mine was quite obese. One day he came to work with his breakfast still attached to the underside of his belly. Everything was there: the jam, butter, eggs … and I didn't have the heart to tell him about it, either. In fact, nobody did, so he walked around with the breakfast print shirt all day long.
I LOVE IT!!!
pibbur who is weird, who honestly likes rain, and who thinks that the best feature of FO4 is that he can turn on raining.
1. Ouch - for the arm, but good that nothing was broken. Feeling better?
2. Wish I were there - for the snow.
pibbur who very temporarily had snow on the 26th.
3rd day of "Tour de ski" today. 5 Norwegians among the top 6 results on men's 10km.
I suppose there isn't that much interest for cross country skiing around the world (which is why I post this here). And this surely isn't helping. But what to do about it?
pibbur who thinks one solution might be to forcing Norway to only use skiers with little relevant training (like pibbur)