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The person at the other end of the conversation would disagree with this sentiment: "Thanks. Still, I'd prefer Linus yell at me than other folks trying to do s
by smnrchrds 9y ago
The person at the other end of the conversation would disagree with this sentiment:
"Thanks. Still, I'd prefer Linus yell at me than other folks trying to do similar work. If I can shield anyone from this abuse, then maybe they won't give up on kernel security development. Digging Linus's actionable feedback out of the ad-hominem attack can be challenging." [1]
[1] https://twitter.com/kees_cook/status/932694978366619648 https://twitter.com/kees_cook/status/932694978366619648
- rimliu 9y agoI am happy Linus shields Linux kernel from those golden-hearted individuals whose feel-good attitude would allow questionable solutions designed by committee to slip in.
- kadenshep 9y ago>Digging Linus's actionable feedback out of the ad-hominem attack can be challenging. They're not really that separate. He's being totally disingenuous and still letting his own fragile ego get involved.