I am not sure unit testing is a good way for translation testing. Since what you call a translation is just a static text. It is not built within an algorithm. Normally, when you localize your app for different locales, you describe the text as properties which have different values for different languages.…
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Answered Feb 23, 2022
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Here's one that has a short list related to software cartoons (the site hasn't been around long). http://www.softwarequalityconnection.com/cartoon-archive/ You can also find a pretty good list here:http://www.softwaretestpro.com/List/Cartoons And that actually has several links to http://cartoontester.blogspot.com/…
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Answered Feb 23, 2022
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Countless definitions that make a distinction between 'bug' vs 'defect' exist. They disagree with each other. They include direct opposites (Bug is A, Defect is B versus Bug is B, Defect is A). To my knowledge, not a single one of these definitions is in wider use. Any distinction made between the terms will be…
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Answered Feb 10, 2022
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I don't think block testing is a commonly accepted term. What you are probably referring to is block coverage. Unit testing is a TYPE of testing, where the smallest 'units' in an application are tested in isolation. This often means testing individual methods in a class, with mocked or stubbed external…
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Answered Feb 10, 2022
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Some would say Mono is a security risk. See https://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/security This page makes the point that by installing wine or mono, as that allows you to run more programs (like windows ones), they make it easier to run malware, too. (As you could be infected by eg. a ransomware that was…
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Answered Feb 8, 2022
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For a list of Bluetooth MAC addresses lookup, see this database -- http://web.archive.org/web/20100604064309/http://802.15ninja.net/bnapbnap/thelist.php nYou can also find out which Bluetooth devices are around you by using the BTScanner (actively) or bluelog (passively, over time) tools. I also recommend under Linux…
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Answered Feb 8, 2022
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As you point out, is Yahoo Account secure - this is not TFA. It is simply providing you 2 different ways to access your account. You can choose which way you feel is more secure for your situation: a password, or a physical device (such as your phone). Password advantages: No one should ever be able to gain access to…
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Answered Feb 7, 2022
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”> Here you are here injecting content into a URL component, inside HTML. So in principle the correct thing to do would be to URL-encode the variable, and then HTML-encode the output of that: "> However, in reality the shorter form with just URLEncode is still safe because it just so happens that the output of…
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Answered Feb 7, 2022
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The question - does ophcrack work on Windows 10 can be answered as the tools detect "no password" but there is in fact the password hash shown. Pwdump7 for instance states NO PASSWORD but the NTLM password hash is in the 3rd last field. C:Usersdark_st3althDesktoppwdump7>PwDump7.exe Pwdump v7.1 - raw password…
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Answered Feb 7, 2022
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Ideally, it means that someone looked at the certificate and decided that it is correct and legitimate. Once they've done that, they want to tell people "Hey, I've verified that this certificate is good. I trust it". To do this, they use their signing key to sign the certificate. Now when someone gets the certificate…
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Answered Feb 4, 2022
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In my opinion "Yubikey Keepass 2 using OTP" can not be "secure". Why? OTP can not be used to encrypt data Keepass encrypts data and the problem with encrypted data is that you encrypt the data because you want to protect it against offline attacks. S.o. gets access to the data in the encrypted form and you want to…
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Answered Feb 3, 2022
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The answer to your question - Will a factory reset remove spyware is that the chances of malware surviving a factory reset are very, very small, but not zero. If you have rooted your phone, there is a small chance that malware can copy itself to the system partition, so it would survive a factory reset. Some…
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Answered Feb 1, 2022
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