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Been looking at the MCC/MNC api recently as there was some changes and was asked to look at it.  I did a bugzilla search and started looking at the interesting bugs: Bug 861397 – Automatic APN selection does not work … Continue reading →

I just recall from my past, some people ask me … what makes a good qa. I think today, I stumbled upon a thought.  I think what measures a good qa’er is how far they are willing to go to … Continue reading →

So much of Albert Einstein’s quotes apply to QA testing… it’s inconceivable!  http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/a/albert_einstein.html

I realize now that I have to prove what I have stated in terms of not just bugs, but critical bugs and showing that I can find them faster… Otherwise, I’m just blowing smoke.  I get it.  I’ll show the … Continue reading →

Will be documenting how I do exploratory testing more so in the near future… Because if one really understood exploratory testing… one should know how to do it. It’s not just a me feat.  other people can do this as … Continue reading →

My dad had told me that doing what you do for work isn’t good enough. “You have to keep up with the times in what’s going on with the world, keep learning new things, and keep trying to improve.  It … Continue reading →

I can only listen to one person at a time, and if a person is disrespectfully interjecting when someone else is talking, it’s hard for me to give them the respect to listen to them when they aren’t listening to … Continue reading →

What I have written in this journal has already been documented 2 years prior by myself before in various forms, and most of the concepts has come from studying my original mentor, Masao Aoto; who I still deem the best … Continue reading →

Yay for new year‘s at my folks place.  Eating good food is always a plus, esp  for “free”.