trapeze

My own experience with testing is this: test code is like the safety net under a trapeze act.

As the author of Trapeze (spreadsheet like application from way back then) is was nice to be mentioned.

But they're showing me that using Google Glass feels like flying a plane or doing the trapeze.

Sometimes that cadre snowballs into a circus replete with a marching band, a dancing bear, and a trapeze artist.

One of the games was climbing a 50 foot ladder and jumping off (tethered, of course) to catch a trapeze.

If your function is regular enough, 2D integration can be done easily by the trapeze method.

The biplanes had a big hook on top to latch into the trapeze mechanism, which isn't shown in the movie.

The 9->X trapeze act was a colossal success, but in retrospect it was brutally risky.

With appropriate safety gear, climb a telegraph pole, jump from the top to a trapeze.

Sure if you're a traveling circus and need room to set up your trapeze, then maybe you need more room—but so what?

Thankfully we never had an issue with either 4 versions of Trapeze or the 5 of Deltagraph.

How does Google Glass help me fly a plane or do the trapeze?

Having sailed a 420 competitively, I can confirm that standing out on the trapeze wire whilst on the plane is indeed "a very cool feeling".

This is also why you see a lot of copy/pasting, as well as a lot of "internet trapeze artists" - guys who have some schtick of a message they send over and over again (see: profiles where someone pretends to be a deranged killer, an anthropomorphic cat, or whatever insanity gets them noticed).

The clowns march for instance, is "Entrance of the Gladiators" from a Czech composer in the 19th century.) The one I saw, they did the guard handover ceremony to "Sobre Las Olas" by Juventino Rosas also from the late 19th century, which is "the flying trapeze" waltz.

Trapeze was a very different kind of spreadsheet program, more like a cross between a numerical Mathematica and a spreadsheet.

Trapeze only needed one floppy but Deltagraph shipped on something like 10 disks.

I googled a little and found [1], which speaks highly of Trapeze.