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APhoenixRises

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    Comment #39710824

    I sometimes use the generator to get an idea of what selectors I might want to use and then extract the relevant bits to page objects. The risk is that not everyone knows that reco…

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    Comment #38134645

    No joke, but this is exactly my situation.

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    Comment #35661632

    This is a larger blow to smaller universities like UTSA and UTD that finally have budding research programs. I really wish the Texas government would stay out of people's lives. Th…

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    Comment #33157538

    How does Step CI handle testing business logic? I don't see how anything other than input/boundary testing could be generated automatically.

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    Comment #32971608

    I like to keep one of my personal laptops running Linux, but I won't be using one at work again soon unless I have the rights to pave and reinstall. While I'm more than willing to …

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    Comment #32638342

    I had a Zephyrus G15 (2021) which ran great, but the screen brightness wasn't great. When I heard this year's G14 had a brighter display and an AMD CPU and GPU, I dove in and insta…

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    Comment #31326494

    Far too many - Thinkpad workstation laptop provided by work - One desktop running Windows 11 (gaming/development) - One laptop dual booting Windows 11 and Fedora (gaming/developmen…

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    Comment #30927898

    Granted everyone's case is different, but my doctor went forward with medications only as part of a comprehensive plan to deal with my mental health which included seeing a therapi…

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    Comment #30927836

    There are risks with taking any medication, so your concerns have merit. I take medications for depression, anxiety, and ADHD. I consider myself very lucky to have a very patient a…

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    Comment #30807553

    In an ideal world, devs would always have the time to test their own code. The unit and integration bits aren't the pain point, but once you reach the API or UI, people's knowledge…

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    Comment #26740941

    My assumption was that it was a branch of functionality that could be dropped to make any maintenance of classic Edge easier. I was really irritated when they dropped support as ep…

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    Comment #24592520

    For my first stab at learning something new I usually try on my own, but when I'm getting lost or things aren't working as expected I like videos, especially ones that weren't prer…

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    Comment #23779486

    What's missing from the title of these articles is "to me" or "in the context of my project". The approach to testing a CRUD/line of business app is tested is different than the ap…

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    Comment #23779378

    You definitely have some strong opinions about testing. I'd suggest being more specific so your guidance is more clear. "people who test what they think is appropriate" is really s…