Testzilla looks like it might be a more flexible and diverse answer to distributed testing than the JStress harness that I started with some friends a while back (not that any of the code left in it belongs to me, nowadays).  Of course Testzilla is scripting based so for Java applications JStress might win out.  Honestly, I feel like I should download the JStress code and start working on it some more again, if only to see all the nifty stuff that Chris has thrown in lately.
2:24:44 PM  #  

Some days you will move a mile, others only an inch.  The secret is to always move that inch.

This has become my mantra for today.  Everything I've set out to do today has been thwarted by the evil minions of some bastard god of lethargy.  Hopefully it will get better after lunch.

12:19:58 PM  #  

Send your name to Mars!  NASA is supposedly going to send a DVD of names to Mars and your name can be on the list if you want it to.  You get a nifty certificate that you can print out too.  I thought this might be a scam but it's completely free and it has a nasa.gov domain name so it appears legit, and they don't ask for anything other than your name so I went ahead and played along.

12:47:43 AM  #