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* ask questions on irc, either in #outreachy or #necko - the mentor's nick is mcmanus | * ask questions on irc, either in #outreachy or #necko - the mentor's nick is mcmanus | ||
===Enumerate (and Dockerize) the tests! (Quality Assurance) === | ===Enumerate (and Dockerize) the tests! (Quality Assurance) [no longer taking applications] === | ||
Mentor: [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/kthiessen/ Karl Thiessen] has a knack for hanging around with people who are making the world a better place, so it's really no surprise that he wound up at Mozilla. A colleague said of him once: "We were changing the world before changing the world was cool." From helping to provide the first free UNIX services to students at UC Berkeley, to bringing the most effective HIV-prevention programs in San Francisco to the Web, to assisting engineers in designing earthquake-proof buildings, Karl has a fierce commitment to using computers to improve (and sometimes save) the lives of people. | Mentor: [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/kthiessen/ Karl Thiessen] has a knack for hanging around with people who are making the world a better place, so it's really no surprise that he wound up at Mozilla. A colleague said of him once: "We were changing the world before changing the world was cool." From helping to provide the first free UNIX services to students at UC Berkeley, to bringing the most effective HIV-prevention programs in San Francisco to the Web, to assisting engineers in designing earthquake-proof buildings, Karl has a fierce commitment to using computers to improve (and sometimes save) the lives of people. | ||