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Test, Test and Test Again

Posted by Hemos on from the did-you-test-that? dept.

snikkersnak writes "Richard Collins has written a piece about developers and testers; the article is arguing that in closed development these two roles have to be chained together one-on-one in order to reproduce the 'release early and often' effect of open source development."

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  1. Re:Uh, from my experience... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    what is easier to remember? Whether a filename starts with S, or whether a filename starts with a capital or lowercase?

    The latter. You wierdo. I'm guessing you're an effeminate "verbal" thinker. Men are spatial thinkers, and the size of an object is an obvious basic attribute.

    You're just not Manly enough for Linux, fool.

    Just use small letters, jerkwad. I organise my files by lower/upper case based on importance - the more of the file name is upper cased, the earlier it appears in the list.