Last year a bunch of supposedly famous people kicked the bucket. People were talking about how the world was falling apart (probably in an attempt to block out that they have reached the age where their childhood/teenage idols are in the ready-for-replacement age). […]
General Updates and Major Changes – Nothing new from the Western Front
Despite the semester starting soon/having just started (being a good student, I don’t recall exactly when it starts), I’ve been fooling around with my MBT Workbench still. I still owe a video demo and an update on the report generation, but between cultivating a […]
The Fuzz about Models
The past weeks, I’ve been working on what was intended to be a small amusing feature in the Model-Based Testing Workbench, but instead turned out to be much more complex and useful than I thought it would be. Fuzzing is a testing technique, which […]
Mean Means
I am for whatever reasons computing some averages. Should be simple enough, right? The average of 4 and 6 is (4 + 6) / 2 = 5, right? Yes, but no. TD;DR: computers are dumb! Any sensible person would implement the computation in a […]
Minor Improvements
It’s been a while since I last wrote about the Model-based Testing Workbench. That’s not for lack of developments, but because I bit over what turned out to be much more complex and useful than I originally anticipated. That’s not the topic of this […]
An Answer to the Backup Question?
I’ve been posting a lot about backup. Well, not a lot a lot, but pretty much every year or so the past half decade or so, I have solicited the wisdom of the internet brain trust as I was searching for a backup solution. […]