"Developers often make a lot of assumptions"

Testing has to run on a lot of assumptions, too. Especially on a live service application. "You submitted a change to feature A. Feature B is unrelated and you marked no change there, so I didn't look there because I can't check everything every time"

Today's spoiler is fun with double negatives

Dealing with another one of these "I'M A MYSTERY! I'M A MYSTERY!" issues, so I had to get the clip from Vivarium.

Me at work, just about every other day

This plays in my head every time I hear a producer or executive make a light remark about a release where I put in the OT work to do the testing, and did the extra coordination work like functional engineering management (not my job!) to get everything done to make that release happen.

Me facing off with bugs in a release candidate that needs to be out in 2 days.

When the engineer wants QA to look at something but doesn't explain what they changed that needs to be tested

The Doomslayer with a Rygar shield?

What it feels like in QA sometimes, making diving catches to save people from themselves.