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Picture of a sim racing rig with several stickers on the back of the seat. Cosmo the Space Duck is there in real-life, hiding somewhere for you to find.
Cosmo the Space Duck's Big Racing Adventure
Cassandra H. Leung
Cassandra H. Leung
Can you find Cosmo the Space Duck on their real-life adventure?
A colorful LEGO-style toy box design titled "TestBash: Beach Bug Bash!" featuring three cartoon mascots — SpaceDuck in a galaxy-themed spacesuit, SpaceSeagull wearing a space helmet while flying, and a smiling Bug character with big eyes and waving arms. The scene is set on a vibrant beach with palm trees, a laptop, and scattered test tools. The LEGO logo is NOT fully visible in the top-left corner. The box resembles authentic LEGO packaging, combining space and software testing themes with playful, summery visuals.
TestBash AI generated image, how many bugs can you spot?
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
Clearly I need to get better at prompting because I tried twice to get ChatGPT to fix the image, each time it just made it worse. Even...
A humorous cartoon image featuring cute animals labeled with different roles: a stern-looking rabbit labeled "AGILE," a raccoon labeled "DIGITAL," an owl labeled "DESIGN," and a cat labeled "PRODUCT." They are all facing a smiling white bear labeled "AI," which is standing under a spotlight. A quirky, bug-like character labeled "QA" is raising its hand, positioned in the foreground. The overall tone suggests a mock "interrogation" or evaluation of AI by traditional tech roles, with QA humorously inserted into the scene.
When QA is not in the room
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
It's a hard life not being invited into the room. Sometimes we have to invite ourselves. So I took the opportunity to do so. This is...
A Microsoft login prompt asks "Stay signed in?" with the message "Do this to reduce the number of times you are asked to sign in." Below is a checkbox labeled "Don't show this again" and two buttons: "No" and "Yes." Red arrows and text have been added for commentary. One arrow points to the message and another to the "Yes" button, with the red text reading: "Neither of these things do what they say they do."
Microsoft Lies
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
Neither of these things do as they say they do. Source: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/scottmooreconsulting_lies-activity-732334135664...
Two men are in the foreground, holding mugs and looking towards the camera. The man on the right is wearing glasses, a grey blazer, a dark blue shirt, and grey trousers. He has a name tag that reads "Hello, My name is Chris". The man on the left is smiling and wearing a black t-shirt, grey trousers, and a black smartwatch. He is sitting on a black chair. Both mugs are white with a blue rim and blue text. There is a bug character on the mug and an MoT logo. In the background, several other people are visible, some sitting and some standing, engaged in conversation. The setting appears to be an informal gathering or a casual office environment with exposed ceiling ducts and fluorescent lighting. There are also chairs and bags scattered in the background.
Callum and Chris celebrate their bug mugs
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
MoT London Meetup. 03/04/25. We have a winner! And another, and yet another and more! While there were many options to take away when fin...
Web browser window showing an Error Message saying ''Internal Error" and on the next line is a link "Return Home" and this happend on the URL "https://www.perplexity.ai/library"
Maybe I should stop for today and return home
Christine Pinto
Christine Pinto
I've become an accidental error message collector while testing everyone's products (not mine yet)! Started saving these gems in my "Foun...
A printed schedule for "TestBash 2.0" is shown on a piece of perforated notebook paper. A person's fingers are holding the paper on the right and bottom edges. The schedule lists the event's talks and breaks from 09:30 to 17:30, followed by after-party details. Talks include titles such as “A-Galumphing We Will Go,” “Balancing Test Automation Techniques,” “Do It In Production – Testing Where It Counts,” and “You Messed Up. Your Code Is Terrible.” The after-party is at “Smugglers in the ‘10 Below’ room” at 10 Ship Street, Brighton. The Ministry of Testing logo appears at the bottom right.
TestBash 2.0 Memories
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
A while back Chris Chant shared a photo he had of the line-up for our 2nd ever TestBash (2013). He wrote: "Hey Rosie Sherry I found th...
A multi-window view captures a "Software Testing LIVE" online event featuring Brittany Stewart and Ben Bowen. Both individuals are visible in larger video feeds at the bottom, smiling directly at the viewer. Above them, smaller inset windows show the same two participants alongside shared screens displaying a document with green highlighted text. A bug, duck and seagull character have been added to the image.
Where's Bug and Cosmo? – No. 25
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
Can you find Bug, Cosmo the Space Duck and Space Seagull?
A multi-window view captures a "Software Testing LIVE" online meeting featuring Brittany Stewart and Ben Bowen. Both individuals are visible in larger video feeds at the bottom, smiling directly at the viewer. Above them, smaller inset windows show the same two participants alongside shared screens displaying a document with green highlighted text.
Ben and Brittany: The ultimate exploration duo
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
23/04/25: Ben Dowen and Brittany Stewart explored during a Software Testing Live session. They had the best fun, and so did the audience....
A professional biography of Jane D'Cruz generated by ChatGPT is displayed on a digital card-style background with a space-themed design, including a moon and stars. The biography describes Jane as an experienced IT Test Manager at Trinity College London, known for her work in software testing, accessibility, and inclusive digital experiences. She is active in the Ministry of Testing community and is a member of professional organizations such as the British Computer Society and the International Association of Accessibility Professionals. Her personal interests include AI art, gardening, baking, and spending time with her family and pets. Icons for LinkedIn and the Ministry of Testing are included for further connection.
LinkedIn, The MoTaverse is coming after you
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
Ah, LinkedIn. The MoTaverse is coming after you. MoT Profiles are now appearing in ChatGPT results as recommendations to explore peopl...
One person smiles at the camera whilst another person gestures towards them. In the background, people are mingling in an office event space.
I know you!
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
Ministry of Testing London meetup. 03/04/25. A joyful moment. Kika and Shuk Tak Woo realised they knew each other, meeting for the first ...
Getting to know the Unknown, Unknowns of Quality Coaching - Emna Ayadi at TestBash 2024
Jesse Berkeley
Jesse Berkeley
Emna Ayadi delivering a talk called “Getting to know the Unknown, Unknowns of Quality Coaching”.
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