johnny_snq

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by johnny_snq 10y ago
A binary number was walking with it's head down. Some guy asks: Hey, are you sad? The binary number responds: No, I'm just a bit off...
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by johnny_snq 10y ago
As I see it, in my case, a part of the problem in finding good people to recruit was the grind through the 100s of applications and only a couple being good enough. This grind added up and I had to settle for less mainly because of time con
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by johnny_snq 10y ago
Ok. Maybe I misunderstood you. If you are thinking of having the tests leak and people just finding solutions on Google I'm just thinking of dynamically generating the problem. How about 3 characters missing from the config file for ap
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by johnny_snq 10y ago
I'll fix it tonight after work with LetsEncrypt most probably. The blog is hosted on medium.com so they provided the ssl termination. But there should be no excuse for not having https on a website in 2016.
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by johnny_snq 10y ago
Yes. you should pass the test. This is one of the scenarios we are thinking. you get the backup location do the restore. done you passed.
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by johnny_snq 10y ago
1. I'm thinking the best grading sistem would be yes / no ? rigth ? If you manage to solve the problem and tests pass you pass. 1.1 If you get root access on a machine you have the freedom to add whatever tools you feel fine. 1.
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by johnny_snq 10y ago
We are aware that there are more ways to skin a cat. I think it's fair to evaluate a candidate based on wether if he can solve an issue or not and the amount of time it took. I agree it would be stupid to score based on individual comm
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by johnny_snq 10y ago
We are going to give real life scenarios based on the various roles you are testing with.(basicly a ssh login to the test machine) And we plan to asses the candidates way of solving the problems based on what commands and what process it us