Does anyone know any decent Sysadmin fiction?

Solontus · 2 months

It's not really 'sysadmin' fiction, more cyberpunk stuff, but they are good reads.

Snow Crash, Infoquake, Multireal, Genosyncron

Also when younger I read, pretty much just older hacker cases.

Masters of deception, Take down, Hackers

mitsuhiko · 3 months

I just started using flask in the last week or two. And I've only been dabbling in Python.

I find Flask itself great. The quickstart guide was pretty good. I would love another walk through with some other code for comparison and better understanding of how all the pieces work.

I found that it was difficult to wrap my head around jinga2. A beginners guide to using it and what you can do it with and some way beginner level template guide would have saved me a bunch of time. I finally get it, but the path to using it well is still lacking.

Thanks for everything!

linuxmofo · 5 months

Ah, I see what you mean now. I figured it may be doing something where it was running the exact same thing or just using what it had already run. I'll bang on this some more going the direction you suggested.

linuxmofo · 5 months

Yea the idea of using random.seed() was to hope to make it change it's values. So I was doing something like random.seed(time.time()), but this didn't work, probably due to where I was trying to make things random.

linuxmofo · 6 months

Oh, I haven't learned about that little guy yet (call stacks). I'll have to rework some things a bit to fix this.

Is it better to have one big ugly bit of code vs a bunch of smaller functions?

Is the solution to having bunches of functions (if needed) to make them return /something/?

linuxmofo · 6 months

Ah, I think I see what I was missing. Let me give it a spin and see how it goes.

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