You know, one possible reason why Ea Nasir kept that complaint was because it was so ridiculous and Karen-esque and he had the best copper in the region and now he's forever known as the guy with the bad quality copper.
"We're going to convert these COBOL applications to C#, and you need to test that the new application works exactly the same, including the same bugs as the old application.""Ok, where's the specifications and test reports of the old COBOL applications?""They were lost to time, we don't know where they are.""Ok, so how are the developers going to write the C# code?""They're going to read the COBOL scripts and recreate them into C#, we advise you do the same."
Cue me spending a month trying to decypher the COBOL gobbledigook into inputs and outputs, and write testcases based on that. And after that month was up, and I had delivered my testcases, they told me that my services were no longer needed.
Depends on your measuring tool. A thermometer that measures in K but has an error margin of +2 to -2 K is less accurate than a thermometer that measures in F and has an error margin van -0.1 and +0.1 F
It's clear from context clues that they don't mean Force. As kilograms are an indicator of mass, not force. It's not our fault that US' imperial system is silly.
At least 6 million of you did, though.