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When scripting sounds more fun than vibe scripting
When scripting sounds more fun than vibe scripting

Ujjwal Kumar Singh
Ujjwal Kumar Singh
Image: A koala in a tree looking shocked. The caption reads, "The moment when you realize raising your hand at TWIT makes you a podcast guest".
All it takes is a raised hand.

Want to be a guest on a podcast? Join This Week in Testing with the Ministry of Testing Community. Raise your hand. And, boom, you are a guest.

Judy Mosley
Judy Mosley
Black man struggling to hold limes in his hands. Purple stars have been overlaid on the limes.
Why can't I hold all these community stars?

So many stars, not enough hands

Eamon Droko
Eamon Droko
A cat screaming at a fake button with AI AGENTS on it. Text: Why is this doing everything?
Why is this doing everything?

A follow-up to https://www.ministryoftesting.com/memes/what-happens-when-i-press-this-submit-button.

AI Agents appear to be everywhere right now. What do you make of it all?

Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
A computer, and through it's screen we see a bug on a sofa, comfy with a drink in it's hand. Above text reads: I asked the bug what it was doing there. It said "I live here now".
I live here now.

Kat Obring
Kat Obring
The image shows a meme using the "Roll Safe" format. The man in the image is smiling knowingly and pointing to his temple. The text overlay reads: "CAN'T GET A COMMUNITY STAR / IF YOU AIN'T GOT AN MOT PROFILE". This meme is a humorous take on the requirements or perceived requirements for achieving recognition within a community. It suggests, perhaps ironically, that having an "MOT profile" is a prerequisite for receiving a "community star." An "MOT profile" likely refers to a profile on the "Ministry of Testing" (MOT) website, which is a popular online community for software testers. "Community stars" are often awarded within online communities to recognize active and valuable members.
Can't get a community star if you ain't got an MoT profile

It's a real privilege to award community stars to many community members — such a lovely way to celebrate all the ways folks contribute. Yet it breaks my heart when someone doesn't have a Ministry of Testing profile for me to do it.

Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
A three-panel reaction meme. The top panel shows a woman smiling broadly, seemingly pleased. The middle panel features white text on a dark background that reads "WHEN YOU'RE PLEASED WITH A MOUSE LIFE HACK," suggesting the woman's reaction is to a helpful computer mouse tip. The bottom panel shows a man with glasses and a beard looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression, perhaps representing someone witnessing the reaction to the "life hack." In the background of the middle panel, a blurred image of a computer screen with some menu options and text is visible, hinting at the context of the mouse-related tip. A yellow pointing hand cursor is also visible on the blurred screen.
Mouse hacks are life hacks

Ben Dowen and Brittany Stewart celebrate Ben's mouse pointer life hack during Software Testing Live: Episode 03. Shop 'till you DROP;

Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
When AI meets brain... creativity takes a hit
When AI meets brain...

Ujjwal Kumar Singh
Ujjwal Kumar Singh
Two Spider-Man's characters pointing at each other saying 'I know you'
I know you

I know you.
And I know you.

A nod to Simon's recent memory where he experienced two members meet each other for the first time even though they already knew each other. This is community.

https://www.ministryoftesting.com/memories/i-know-you

Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry

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Image of a girl looking excited and glancing to the side
Finding your first bug in the first week on the job

How it feels to find your first bug when you've just joined a company. There is nothing like being a pair of fresh eyes to see what everyone else is missing.

Judy Mosley
Judy Mosley
The meme is divided into two sections. The top section contains two side-by-side images of a well-known reaction meme featuring a cartoon monkey with a nervous expression. The monkey looks sideways uncomfortably, as if realizing something unsettling. Above this, the text reads: "we've captured all requirements" The bottom section contains a cartoonish drawing of two smiling bugs with large eyes, appearing cheerful. Above them, the text reads: "we've captured all bugs" The meme humorously contrasts the confidence of capturing all project requirements (with the nervous monkey) versus the irony of capturing all software bugs (depicted as literal bugs that seem happy and thriving).
We've captured all the requirements and bugs

Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
An emoji react where Rosie Sherry and Rosie Sherry have reacted to one hello message. Rosie Sherry is not sure where the other Rosie Sherry came from.
Do you have an evil twin too?

There are two of me here. I only have one account. Maybe there's an "evil twin" software testing heuristic as a way of trying to get data from one user appear more than once.

Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
When developers give me same bugs on repetitive testing.
Reporting same bugs to developers

Hanisha Arora
Hanisha Arora
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