Google Sets for small data sets and brainstorming

I discovered a cool little tool for generating small data sets about a year ago and I recently had a chance to use it again. The tool is called Google Sets and can be found at Google Labs along with some other cool stuff. I recently used this tool to generate a set of names, credit cards, and businesses for an article on testing financial applications. It's simple, quick, and I like it.



For a quick example, if you enter the following simple test terms:

• Functional


• Performance


• Usability

you get the following list of test ideas in response:

• Usability


• Performance


• Functional


• Security


• Scalability


• Reliability


• Availability


• Manageability


• Maintainability


• Functionality


• Supportability


• Extensibility


• Stress


• Recovery


• Flexibility


• Interoperability


• Portability


• Regression


• compatibility


• Volume


• Consistency


• Extranet Considerations


• Specifications


• Location independence


• High availability


• Secure Management


• safety


• Fault tolerance


• Stability


• Identity


• Installation


• Accessibility


• Synchronization


• Hardware characteristics


• Peripherals


• Standards compliance


• Cost Savings


• Routing


• Configuration


• Operations


• accuracy


• Platform neutrality


• Connection management

And each term returned links to a google search on the topic. So you can see this can be a great test-idea generating tool as well.

Any other ideas on how this tool could be used?