The Evil Tester's Guide to Technical Testing Webinar

My Webinar for Eurostar 2012 "The Evil Tester's Guide to Technical Testing" generated a lot of questions, so I look forward to answering those in a future blog post.
Eurostar Conferences have made the webinar available on youtube.
I have uploaded the slides to SlideShare, and I pulled out some of the links below, so you have no excuse not to follow them up now.

Evil testers guide to technical testing from eviltester

Links Mentioned:

• Start With Why.com

Technical Testers will find a way:

• I wrote a bunch of stuff in Excel to bypass some 'environment lockdown', see also Testing when your hands are tied - a bit old now, but the spirit still shines.
• I also have a bunch of other tools and utilities that I have written over the years. Most have been open sourced.

Tools listed in the bluffer's Guide:

• Selenium
• My Selenium Training Courses:
• Start Using Selenium WebDriver
• Selenium 2 WebDriver Basics in Java
• Selenium Simplified: ebook, amazon.co.uk, amazon.com
• JMeter
• Google Apps Script
• PerlClip
• Databene Benerator
• Burpsuite
• I have some BurpSuite tutorials on my YouTube Channel eviltestervideos
• I recommend the Web Application Hacker's Handbook
• Fiddler
• I recommend Eric's book on Fiddler
• Saucelabs
• MS VPC Compatibility Images
• Firebug
• Selenium IDE
• Chrome Developer Tools
• Opera Dragonfly

Further Reading:

• OWASP Testing Guide
• Putting Systems To Work by Derek Hitchins
• The Art of War, and sonshi.com
• The Book of Five Rings

And I leave the rest up to you. I honestly think that the testing world will add more value when everyone in it augments their testing knowledge with technical knowledge, and management knowledge with Technical Knowledge. 
And you decide, how you do it.