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Also, could we stop using the term 'slave' to refer to distributed compute or storage nodes?

Agreed, I still stick with the old Loadrunner nomenclature "loadgen"

I'd use this if they ever add testing-related docs like JMeter, gatling, taurus, cucumber, selenium, etc.

I'm not a Finder power user, but when I use it I always run into the same problem: I can't ever open Finder and make my way to a specific directory (e.g. ~). I work around it by opening a terminal and navigating there and doing `open .`. Is there something I'm missing? TL;DR: How can I open Finder and go to any specific directory I want?

Taurus sort of does this. http://gettaurus.org/

Testing/Quality should be an option.

Shouldn't that explanation be by followed by 'in order to request the termination of the process'?

Could you add installation/setup instructions?

Here's a big list of readers to try out:

https://github.com/smithbr/rss-readers-list

Could you expand on what you mean by assert-driven testing? I'm not finding any good explanations from a Google search. Sounds interesting.

Years ago, Delicious used to have the killer feature. Nowadays, Google's Chrome Sync and Pocket adequately keep my bookmarks alive.

Not for the government, but I know some coworkers who do the same thing. Terrible idea to not completely decouple work and personal technology. There's no recovery process you couldn't achieve with a google, live, and yahoo account.

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Here's a screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/beNrvCU.png

My initial thoughts are that it's dead-simple (not what I had expected) with minimal functionality. The only feature I requested in my survey was to add a Mark All As Read -> Older Than A Day option.

I'm not too fond of the excessive whitespace in the reading pane. It could just be my browser.

FWIW, I started a vague attempt to round up the alternatives:

https://github.com/smithbr/rss-readers-list

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