As I sat and waited for my doctor appointment this morning, I came across one of the article in the March issue of Time magazine. I flipped through the pages, and stumbled across a familiar looking guy with the uncanny smile. Looking at the picture below...

A quick announcement for everyone -- regardless whether you are an end-user or programmers. You are probably going to be affected either way with the new Daylight Saving Time which is fast coming up on March 11 2007. Microsoft has a neat little questionnaires...

The concept of data driven testing has been around for quite a long time, and I think it's worthwhile to review its application which can be extremely powerful to automated testing. At the same time, it's also beneficial to know that there are certain...

Once in a while, I always like to research and take down some "useless statistics", which probably doesn't have any real meaning, but interesting to waste time at. And here is one of them. I have always been curious as to how many people does it take...

Before joining MS, my editor of choice has always been Emacs, but now the default IDE for most of my work here has always been Visual Studio. I have installed NTEmacs and tried to use it to do some dev work, but coding without intellisense (aka tab complete...

I consider myself lucky to have the fortunates to work with many great project managers. But at the same time, I also have the ill fortune to work with many not-so-good-ones. One of the traits which I notice between those two groups are how much they...

So I have finally gotten the guts to finally cross the line into the real-world blogging. In fact, this is one of my (Chinese) New Year Resolutions. I do hope to provide some impact to the software QA world, no matter how small it may be. At the same...