A group photo of four people at Ministry of Testing event Testbash 2024, standing in front of a purple backdrop with stars and planetary designs. Two people are wearing bright pink 'Ministry of Testing' t-shirts with lanyards, one person wears a black cap, and another person wears a blue hat and red jacket. All four are smiling broadly at the camera, and two are wearing glasses. The background features a space-themed design with a large blue planet and white stars.

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A person in a black shirt holds up a sign against a red brick wall in an urban setting. The sign reads 'I'm QA Superhero: Saving deployments one test at a time'. Several people wearing winter hats are visible in the foreground. The image appears to be a variation of a protest sign meme format, but repurposed for software quality assurance humor.

A two-panel Futurama Fry squinting meme. In the top panel, the text reads 'Add tests, Implement feature' followed by 'All Tests passed' in green. In the bottom panel, it shows 'Make changes, Run tests' followed by 'All Tests passed' in green. In both panels, Fry has a suspicious, skeptical expression, implying distrust of the consistently passing tests despite code changes.

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