[quote user="MiffTheFox"]It's like Reddit and Twitter had a ugly mutant baby. The fact that the web site seems to be unsure whether it's a open source or commercial application is telling enough. (No top-level download, documentation, or installation links, but "fork on Github" button? A "Buy It" button that ...

[quote user="Ben L."] Name ONE thing you did this month that matters "in the scheme of things". I haven't even had any THOUGHTS about that kind of thing. Because everything you see as your world was a mistake. A mistake many billions of years in the making that forms the foundation for life, but just an accidental ...

[quote user="blakeyrat"][quote user="_gaffer"]Everyone's already piled in on this,[/quote] Well then by all means post again! You gigantic dick![/quote] No problem at all! Glad to be of service! [quote user="blakeyrat"][quote user="_gaffer"]but I just have to say sorry you're an insular fuck ...

[quote user="blakeyrat"][quote user="_gaffer"]Looks like it's assuming that you are actually playing on an Xbox, and trying to work with standard definition TVs (576i), albeit in a slightly retarded manner.[/quote] Old-school SD was 525 lines-ish. (Everything is analog, and the TV bezel was expected to cover much of the ...

Looks like it's assuming that you are actually playing on an Xbox, and trying to work with standard definition TVs (576i), albeit in a slightly retarded manner.

[quote user="DrPepper"][quote user="_gaffer"]It's basically a tool for getting in the way of development, like JIRA or Maven. It's not really designed for a valuable purpose, rather it's more fodder for the sort of obstructive, drooling perverts who get unnaturally excited by spreadsheets.[/quote] Wow -- written ...

[quote user="derari"]So I just looked up the definition of acceptance testing from Alex' article: [quote]Acceptance Testing – formal or informal testing to ensure that functional requirements as implemented are valid and meet the business need[/quote] What's wrong with automating that? I'm not saying that manual testing ...

[quote user="DrPepper"]Fitnesse was around before Cucumber, IIRC. Both cucumber and Fitnesse address the same issue -- provide a way to run your program, or a portion of your program, with inputs and assertions that are not written using terms, conditions, and rules of the problem domain, in plain english, rather than ...

[quote user="boomzilla"]I wouldn't call it an absolute absurdity. It appears to be trying to be an integration testing suite, which is a reasonable thing. I think we all agree that marketing it as acceptance testing is a WTF. The idea of allowing someone other than developers to be able to specify tests definitely has some value. ...

[quote user="blakeyrat"][quote user="Soviut"]Incidentally, Heroku can also host Python frameworks like Django and Flask,[/quote] Another minor WTF: one of the Heroku sites Idiot-We-Fired set up was entirely PHP. But he ran it in Heroku anyway, even though Heroku doesn't support PHP. Apparently the solution was extremely ...