FFS.
Security architect is saying that when he reviewed the system requirements he never looked at the acceptance criteria so now won't sign them off even though I've been through this many, many times with him.
More fingers than teeth
FFS.
Security architect is saying that when he reviewed the system requirements he never looked at the acceptance criteria so now won't sign them off even though I've been through this many, many times with him.
bored now
Isn't looking at the acceptance criteria part of the review?Originally Posted by ladymuck
FFS.
Security architect is saying that when he reviewed the system requirements he never looked at the acceptance criteria so now won't sign them off even though I've been through this many, many times with him.
merely at clientco for the entertainment
More fingers than teeth
You'd think so. Apparently "reviewing the requirements" means "only look at the column headed requirements".
Prof Cunning @ Oxford Uni
Big walk duly completed. 9km, 10,500 steps. Went to one of my old locals, now permanently closed, just to see it.
I'm perfect, in a very specific and limited way.
Hands... out infractions
Face... the music
Space... between the ears
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Morning denizens
Pretty clear and sunny out, but only 4°C heading for 7°, with frost on the roofs out the back that are still in shade
The weather app says it's foggy, but although there did seem to be a bit of a haziness low down last night, that seems to have long since dissipated here in the city; maybe the country is different
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Morning Scourer!
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Big walk duly completed. 9km, 10,500 steps. Went to one of my old locals, now permanently closed, just to see it.
Prof Cunning @ Oxford Uni
Welcome back! Did you come on your bike?
I'm perfect, in a very specific and limited way.
Hands... out infractions
Face... the music
Space... between the ears
Godlike
Walk walked.
I noted that the flytipped ornaments in the two carparks were removed yesterday.
Most impressed.
When the fun stops, STOP.
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Electricians aren't normally geniuses and frequently don't read the instructions so the manufacturers added a red / green (when green LEDs became cheaper) light to show they were charging, if you wire them wrong they look like they work but don't charge the battery.
Then realising there was a battery in there that degrades they started putting self tests and a red flashing led to show a fault, green suggesting they are ok.
Our H&S chap originally used to pop round and check the lights once a month as one should , eventually facilities took over.
"If you didn't do anything that wasn't good for you it would be a very dull life. What are you gonna do? Everything that is pleasant in life is dangerous."
I want to see the hand of history on his collar.
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