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i just called vodafon because my internet password was not working anymore. before sending a new password by SMS the operator did ask me for my secret phone password, so i told her. But she did actually not check it at all! How can i know? Because anytime i give my phone password, i have to spell it, the usual spelling differs from my password. Nice trick, just ask for a password to check peoples reaction to the question. secure, hu?

i must a admit, this would be the right follow-up to my aging T610:  Sony Ericsson Black Diamond

inspired by lazy-migrations-table-drop i thought this works for collecting unit tests as well. Decide on a pattern for unit test files(t_.rb for me) and put this code in something like AllTest.rb and it will execute all units test in the current directory.
  
require ‘test/unit’

glob = ARGV[0] && “t_#{ARGV[0]}.rb” || “t_.rb”
dir = File.dirname __FILE__
puts “==> running all unit test in: #{dir}”
Dir.glob(“#{dir}/#{glob}”).each do |file|
    testname = File.basename(file, “.rb”)
    puts “== next: #{testname}”
    require testname
end


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