Last week was aCropalypse week, where a bug in the Google Pixel image cropping app made headlines, and not just because it had a funky name. (We formed the opinion that the name was a little bit OTT, but we admit that if we’d thought of it ourselves, we’d have wanted to use it for its word-play value alone, even though it turns out to be harder to say out loud than you might think.) The bug was the kind of programming blunder that any coder could have made, but that many testers might have missed:

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