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Can I ask for a comparison between two specific testing tools?
Without seeing your actual question it is difficult to tell but my feeling is that it won't go down well.
Why can't you call/email Fluke and ask one of their sales engineers?
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What should we do with questions about Vagrant?
It's kind of the same as VirtualBox or *AMPP. If you are preparing/deploying for other people then yes, on topic. Otherwise you are running close to development and SO is likely a better place. It's n …
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In what circumstances should VirtualBox questions be on topic?
If someone is configuring/deploying VirtualBox across a fleet of workstations then it's definitely SF.
(Grey area YMMV)
If it's a single user development environment (that someome probably configur …
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