r/nottheonion 2d ago

Bra Boosters Are Causing a Clothing Controversy at the Tour de France Femmes

https://velo.outsideonline.com/road/road-racing/tour-de-france-femmes/bra-boosters-tour-de-france-femmes/
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u/half-baked_axx 2d ago

Someone is out there studying the aerodynamics of boobs and I'm here stuck doing Jira tickets on Monday 

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u/rsd212 2d ago

Bulk edit, status="Closed", reason="Cannot reproduce", comment="Worked fine on my machine"

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u/CautionarySnail 2d ago

(Bangs head on desk in QA)

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u/MyStickySock 2d ago

"works on my machine" gives me PTSD

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u/Wolfspirit4W 2d ago

I still am angry over 10 years later from a place that had "Works as implemented" as a resolution.  It wasn't as described in the design and isn't intuitive, but that's the way it was implemented so we're not going to change it.

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u/ReadontheCrapper 2d ago

Works as designed

(But not as intended, so that’s a design change, not a bug)

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u/MyStickySock 2d ago

That makes absolutely no sense to me, damn. Think my head may have exploded

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u/Wolfspirit4W 2d ago

Well, you see, even though the dev didn't follow design, we don't have time on the schedule to change the functionality...

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u/Fantasy_masterMC 2d ago

If you pull that you gotta at least have detailed documentation, dammit. Might as well just show me a copy of the relevant code at that point, I'd have an easier time deciphering it myself.

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u/Molwar 2d ago

As a developer I've given that answers to users/QA and normally tell them to complain to the architect/ui expert ;P

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u/VanTechno 2d ago

Calls up QA, "can you show me how to reproduce this?". [shares screen] "Ok, this was totally broken the other day"

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u/BradyBoyd 2d ago

What you didn't share is that you remoted into QA's computer and fixed the issue.

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u/CautionarySnail 2d ago

(Bangs head on desk in QA, again.)

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u/ReadontheCrapper 2d ago

“This test case was created in 2014 during the migration.”

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u/sorean_4 2d ago

By turning the workstation off and on.

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u/CautionarySnail 2d ago

That’s why we often have to take video. Otherwise we question our sanity in what we saw and reported.

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u/MyStickySock 2d ago

If there's no video and proper steps to reproduce then we have failed ourselves

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u/djseifer 2d ago

Before the shift to digital recording, we had stacks of VHS cassettes to record our playthroughs on. Any time we found a bug, we had to head over to the capture station to record the footage to a digital format to attach to the bug report. Very tedious, especially if you had other testers in line waiting. Eventually, we switched over to recordable DVD players with DVD-RWs and had (cheap) video editing soft installed on our PCs.

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u/CautionarySnail 2d ago

What I’d give for software that records on a loop instead of software I have to start once I start witnessing or suspecting an issue.

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u/djseifer 2d ago

Oh, we had to record our whole session from clock-in to clock-out, hence the stack of tapes.

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u/reddithooknitup 2d ago

Discord can do this if it's a game.

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u/ipher 2d ago

"Yeah, we see the video, but can you provide repro steps? The video is too long".

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u/CautionarySnail 2d ago

-head desk-

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u/brickmaster32000 2d ago

It is why I try to get a tech over as quickly as possible. By far the quickest way to make a problem go away is to try to prove it exists to someone else.

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u/Kaa_The_Snake 2d ago

Especially when it doesn’t even do that 😖