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this is some of the most poorly written english i've seen.. and, more importantly, the questions are not 100% Seems like a 3rd world sysadmin created this.
this is some of the most poorly written english i've seen.. and, more importantly, the questions are not 100% Seems like a 3rd world sysadmin created this.
Assuming you're a master of the English language, can you clarify what "the questions are not 100%" is supposed to mean? Also I think you made a number of mistakes yourself.
I haven't seen mention of the fork bomb in a long time. I'm impressed that it was included here; gives me hope for the next batch of sysadmins.
why would this "give you hope for the next batch of sysadmins"? Most sysadmins/SRE's i have met (especially on *nix), are very capable in their craft.
"what happens when you type api.example.com and press enter?" This has been one of my interview questions for years. Take a minute to speak your answer aloud. Do it now, I'll wait. It requires walking through several layers and subsystems. Really a great question for exposing how the candidate models a complex system. The best part, as an interviewer, is seeing how deep the candidate goes down the potentially infinit…
"what happens when you type api.example.com and press enter?" This has been one of my interview questions for years. Take a minute to speak your answer aloud. Do it now, I'll wait. It requires walking through several layers and subsystems. Really a great question for exposing how the candidate models a complex system. The best part, as an interviewer, is seeing how deep the candidate goes down the potentially infinit…
"what happens when you type api.example.com and press enter?" This has been one of my interview questions for years. Take a minute to speak your answer aloud. Do it now, I'll wait. It requires walking through several layers and subsystems. Really a great question for exposing how the candidate models a complex system. The best part, as an interviewer, is seeing how deep the candidate goes down the potentially infinit…
"what happens when you type api.example.com and press enter?" This has been one of my interview questions for years. Take a minute to speak your answer aloud. Do it now, I'll wait. It requires walking through several layers and subsystems. Really a great question for exposing how the candidate models a complex system. The best part, as an interviewer, is seeing how deep the candidate goes down the potentially infinit…
That's easy.
Bash checks all the directories as listed in my $PATH, doesn't find it and then prints "api.example.com: command not found" on the screen.
If you want me to tell you how a bluetooth keyboard works you're going to need to pay more than a sysadmin's salary.