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somewhat related: I have had to do a last-minute fix on a build because a developer added emojis to success messages a fire emoji on software for handling in
by DanielHB 1mo ago
somewhat related:
I have had to do a last-minute fix on a build because a developer added emojis to success messages
a fire emoji
on software for handling industrial machinery that can explode
our QA department was not happy about that let me say that...
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- jodrellblank 1mo agoI dunno why this gets instantly under my skin, but it's like a cross between those Youtube clickbaits "She walked into the meeting and they all laughed at her, then she revealed she was the new CEO" and "forwards from grandma: you'll never believe, Mavis had white flowers instead of yellow, and the home owner's association wsan't happy about that, I'll only say that much..." What do your two things have to do with each other at all? Are they not bothered by fire emoji because they are employees who could be fired? because they work in an office building which could burn down? Do they dislike cooking with gas, rocket emoji, or smoke testing because industrial machinery can explode? Do they hate hearing about software crashes because they drive cars which could crash? Do they hate tests of software resource use because of Climate Change? Do they hate Continuous Deployment because they know people in the military who could be deployed? Do they hate Test Suites because they're diabetic? Do they dislike Black Box Testing because it should be African-American Box Testing? Can they really not tell the difference in context between a picture of a fire in a status update on a computer screen, and an actual industrial fire??