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Month: June 2018
It annoys me that when there were doozers in my street repainting the asphalt or whatever busywork they did to ensure we spend all the tax-euros, they didn’t think to photoshop away that big ugly tree which manages to shred foliage all year perfectly aming for my bathroom window, giving me a false choice between […]
Using Process Mining and Archetypes in Model-based Testing
In this post, I outline some loose ideas I have for improving what is already in the MBT workbench. These features do not attempt to broaden the scope of the tool to new domains, but instead to pull in more cool methods from academia to aid in test-driven development and business-driven development. […]
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Yesterday, I did grocery shopping between exercising and breakfast coinciding with Apple’s sale on cake, so I spent most of Saturday as a peasant during Marie Antoinette’s time. […]
I think I hate this new screen time feature
I think I hate this new screen time feature. 108 pickups/day, 22 notifications/day (and I killed Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn for being noisy as hell). […]
I almost got a heart attack! My robot vacuum started acting all retarded, so i was afraid I’d have to vacuum.myself like some sort of peasant. Luckily, it just got dust on some (all) of its sensors, so I didn’t even need to properly clean it (or my floors). […]