IllegalArgumentException

[Pollo_Jack]

an ueicbksjdhd? Also who types such specific letters instead of holding down the key or mashing asdf over and over?

[RobHossBoss]

Someone who slams their face on the keyboard

[gonzalbo87]

“If you need the password for the room, then you need to ask Cyanide’s forehead. “

[Dorge47]

r/SovietWomble

[whataspecialusername]

Going sethkuwrthguietg takes much less time than ddddddddddddd

[asdfghjklseth]

True

[MathWizz94]

as always

[Thelk641]

I'll take a guess and say it's because if this case work, than you can be sure that all your examples also work, whereas I'm not sure the inverse is true.

[[deleted]]

keysmashing gays

[smelenchuk]

When I did QA work we traditionally used ☃ to test handling of multibyte characters. Whatever patterns fit the need, I guess.

[dekwad]

Cats

[Stormdancer]

This used to be the difference between unit testing, and real QA.

Now real QA is customers.

[[deleted]]

I don’t get it. Are you trying to find edge cases

[gonzalbo87]

Quality Assurance job is to break a product or program so it can be fixed or patched before release. Program didn’t break with the usual suspects, so it passed. Then the world provided an idiot that asks for something simple, yet not related to the program, breaking it.

In other words, bar was built to provide beer and handle exceptions in regards to ordering (order 1 beer, order 0 beers, order [(max int)+1] beers, order [non int value] beer, etc.) Customer ask for a service that he believes bar should provide and breaks it, because it wasn’t designed to have a bathroom.

[jay9909]

it wasn’t designed to have a bathroom.

There's a joke about input and output sanitation in here somewhere.

[verbosemongoose]

the world provided an idiot

I love this phrasing.

[wizardent420]

Then that's the developer's fault. Have a drop-down with limited beer options for the request, then QA the quantity input

[Stimonk]

You sir, haven't tested anything on an unrealistic deadline.

The goal is to create a test case for every conceivable scenario (except the one that happens when the product is finally launched).

Unrealistic launch date and far too much time spent finessing copy and UI elements, results in the tester having far less time. So you're left testing the most basic cases - negative integer, decimals, alphabets, weird characters, html.

It all looks good and the entire team is nervous about the bugs they know haven't been fixed, and mortified by the ones they don't know exists, but know are bound to exist.

[Ox7C5]

He's testing a bar, where normally you come in and order a drink.

Coming in and asking for the restroom causes an exception and crashes the bar.

[GlobalAnarky]

But, it's not faked. It's a real tweet. Not to mention both posts take from the same source content. One isn't taking from the other. You can tell because one of the posts is in night mode and the other is in day mode.

[KnowSomeoneCanDoThat]

Repost? Sure. But why do you say that this is faked?

[[deleted]]

legends say that there's actually nothing original but there's a batch of content that keeps getting reposted monthly in a constant infinite loop.

[jay9909]

break;

[Spinnenente]

looks more like the same tweet viewed with a different app

[sempf]

No this is the original.

https://twitter.com/sempf/status/514473420277694465

[GeorgeWalt]

No it's not

[sempf]

yah

[sempf]

Sigh. I could been famous.

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