Re:A pair of Linux kernel modules using Rust
by smcl on Tuesday September 13, 2022 @05:52AM
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Ah ok. I should still probably sub, I tend to read LWN when it pops up here and never really gave it a moments thought before :O
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Re:A pair of Linux kernel modules using Rust
by sophacles on Tuesday September 13, 2022 @08:07AM
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I can honestly say the resources at LWN have helped my career immensely. The in depth series on topics like namespaces and io_uring directly allowed me to tackle some hard projects - without those articles I would have steered clear of "magic i don't understand" and the relevant projects would have suffered.
It's definitely worth subscribing if you have the means (and the low cost of subscriptions suggests a lot of readers here have the means).
Re:A pair of Linux kernel modules using Rust
by couchand on Tuesday September 13, 2022 @09:58AM
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I'd agree that often with new features and subsytems recent LWN articles are the best documentation around.
Re:A pair of Linux kernel modules using Rust
by _wolfie_ on Tuesday September 13, 2022 @05:59AM
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In my humble opinion it is definitely worth it. All people over at LWN do tremendous job and should really be supported.
Re:A pair of Linux kernel modules using Rust
by steveklabnik on Tuesday September 13, 2022 @08:20AM
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I haven’t even used Linux for a few years now. Still pay for LWN. It’s so worth supporting.
Re:A pair of Linux kernel modules using Rust
by wufocaculura on Tuesday September 13, 2022 @09:13AM
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Highly recommend.
Just to show support for corbet and his team. He could keep the articles paywalled forever, but is making them free after a week. Becoming a paying member is our way to say thank you for his fair attitude (and keeping ads at minimum level).
I work at totaly different field in IT, most articles are just "wow, that's interesting" for me and - I still keep LWN's subscriptionm and it is the only one I have.