u/BubblyTumbleweed8455

I was watching the newest Evil Dead remake and was thinking to myself--man, I really miss the campy style of the old films, especially when it came to things like the zany one-limers, the over-the-top acting or props, etc.

I guess my real question to everyone is--Why do most modern remakes take on a more serious approach? Do you feel like it works? Would you like to see a more campy style? Similar to a Bride of Chucky or Seed of Chucky.

If anyone has come across a solid roadmap, guide, or even just a personal progression they've followed, I'd really appreciate it. Visual roadmaps, blog posts, or official Red Hat resources are all welcome. Thanks in advance!

I am in the middle of my course and wondering, how particular are they about syntax or order when it comes to a command?

I originally was trying to create a group and add a user to it. However, according to Claude, the correct order matters:

Original:

sudo groupadd webteam

sudo usermod webadmin -aG webteam

grep "webteam" /etc/group

Corrected version:

sudo groupadd webteam

sudo usermod -aG webteam webadmin

grep "webteam" /etc/group

What are some tips and tricks you follow? Generally speaking what should someone look out for? What are some traps to stay away from? Thanks

Can anyone give me any good resources for labs and/or simulation similar to the test? Thanks.

Withought breaking NDA: Are the questions or exercises as simple as let's say create a directory and place a file inside of it? Or check the privileges of a user and change them? Or is it much more complex than that?

Note: I've seen the official YouTube video on the test format but I wanted a bit more on the questions themselves