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 L

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 MySQL * Python's os.urandom() in the absence of entropy * One-time passwords and GnuPG with Nitrokey There are a few articles I like there. But they aren't discoverable and I can't find what I want without working to filter the noise. Contrast this with hackaday.com, where every article is a really interesting feature, there's no news on bugfix releases or kernel changelogs, and they mix feature news, cool stuff in the store, and community projects.