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Re: Some news from LWN

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

That may have been true once, but imho these days LWN is as likely to have uninformed or trollish comments as anywhere else...you don't need to pay to comment

You can hide comments from nonpaying users, I do that and it removes all the noise.

If only it was the nonpaying users which were the bigger problem. There's a small number of loud and obnoxious subscribers who drown out most conversation threads and make reading or contributing not worth the effort. It used to be a place for some keen and insightful commentary. But in recent years I've found the various "factions" which dominate the discussions to make the atmosphere quite unpleasant; it certainly pushed me out.

Re: Some news from LWN

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I've never been inclined to subscribe to LWN, even though I read about an article a month when it's posted to HN. Looking through the frontpage, I see: * 6 x LWN.net Weekly Edition for $DATE * A few weekly security advisories * "Some news from LWN" * Statistics from the 4.7 development cycle * New software releases None of these interest me. Here's what does: * Klitzke: Why Uber Engineering Switched from Postgres to…

You didn't click into the Weekly Editions? That's where the real good stuff is. And it is separated into categories so you can skip the kernel news page if you like.
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