u/thyselftruth

Hi, I have gathered many 'must read' books for becoming a better OS/Kernel dev. I have gathered these books watching so many tutorials, suggestions through reddit and some other ways. Now I want to print out some of the books. And printing out every book will cost me huge money. So, I need help from yall to filter out the 'MUST MUST' print out books:)

The list:

1. Understanding the linux virtual memory manager
2. The ultimate linux shell scripting guide
3. The secret life of programs
4. The pattern on the stone
5. The linux programming interface
6. The hidden language of computer
7. The elements of computing systems
8. The art of assembly language
9. Programming from the ground up
10. Operating systems three easy pieces
11. Ones and zeros: understanding boolean algebra
12. Machine code for beginners
13. Low level programming
14. Linux kernel programming 2nd edition
15. Linux kernel nutshell
16. Linux kernel development
17. Linux kernel debugging
18. Linux device drivers
19. Linux bible
20. Linux 3 books in 1
21. Leibniz on binary
22. Inside the machine
23. Discrete mathematics and its application
24. Computer systems
25. Computer organization and design 5th edition
26. Computer Architecture A Quantitative Approach 6th Edition
27. C Programming - A Modern Approach
28. Programming the 80386
29. The cathedral and the bazaar
30. Boolean Algebra and Its Applications
31. Assembly Language Succinctly
32. Assembly Language Step by Step Programming with Linux 3rd Edition
33. Assembly Language for x86 Processors 7th Edition
34. 6809 Machine Code Programming
35. 6502 Machine Code for Humans
36. 6502 Machine Code for Beginners

Hi, I have gathered many 'must read' books for becoming a better OS/Kernel dev. I have gathered these books watching so many tutorials, suggestions through reddit and some other ways. Now I want to print out some of the books. And printing out every book will cost me huge money. So, I need help from yall to filter out the 'MUST MUST' print out books:)

The list:

1. Understanding the linux virtual memory manager
2. The ultimate linux shell scripting guide
3. The secret life of programs
4. The pattern on the stone
5. The linux programming interface
6. The hidden language of computer
7. The elements of computing systems
8. The art of assembly language
9. Programming from the ground up
10. Operating systems three easy pieces
11. Ones and zeros: understanding boolean algebra
12. Machine code for beginners
13. Low level programming
14. Linux kernel programming 2nd edition
15. Linux kernel nutshell
16. Linux kernel development
17. Linux kernel debugging
18. Linux device drivers
19. Linux bible
20. Linux 3 books in 1
21. Leibniz on binary
22. Inside the machine
23. Discrete mathematics and its application
24. Computer systems
25. Computer organization and design 5th edition
26. Computer Architecture A Quantitative Approach 6th Edition
27. C Programming - A Modern Approach
28. Programming the 80386
29. The cathedral and the bazaar
30. Boolean Algebra and Its Applications
31. Assembly Language Succinctly
32. Assembly Language Step by Step Programming with Linux 3rd Edition
33. Assembly Language for x86 Processors 7th Edition
34. 6809 Machine Code Programming
35. 6502 Machine Code for Humans
36. 6502 Machine Code for Beginners

Hi, I have gathered many 'must read' books for becoming a better OS/Kernel dev. I have gathered these books watching so many tutorials, suggestions through reddit and some other ways. Now I want to print out some of the books. And printing out every book will cost me huge money. So, I need help from yall to filter out the 'MUST MUST' print out books:)

The list:

1. Understanding the linux virtual memory manager

2. The ultimate linux shell scripting guide

3. The secret life of programs

4. The pattern on the stone

5. The linux programming interface

6. The hidden language of computer

7. The elements of computing systems

8. The art of assembly language

9. Programming from the ground up

10. Operating systems three easy pieces

11. Ones and zeros: understanding boolean algebra

12. Machine code for beginners

13. Low level programming

14. Linux kernel programming 2nd edition

15. Linux kernel nutshell

16. Linux kernel development

17. Linux kernel debugging

18. Linux device drivers

19. Linux bible

20. Linux 3 books in 1

21. Leibniz on binary

22. Inside the machine

23. Discrete mathematics and its application

24. Computer systems

25. Computer organization and design 5th edition

26. Computer Architecture A Quantitative Approach 6th Edition

27. C Programming - A Modern Approach

28. Programming the 80386

29. The cathedral and the bazaar

30. Boolean Algebra and Its Applications

31. Assembly Language Succinctly

32. Assembly Language Step by Step Programming with Linux 3rd Edition

33. Assembly Language for x86 Processors 7th Edition

34. 6809 Machine Code Programming

35. 6502 Machine Code for Humans

36. 6502 Machine Code for Beginners

Especially girls, please read this post to save yourself from catastrophic disaster.

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I am absurdly introspective and growing up I barely had friends. I don’t know how this post will sound. I'll keep it short, I don’t know, what to say cause I can't make it an Ad to sell myself.

I am someone who is absurdly introverted but I question a lot when I don’t understand things. I absolutely don’t like parties or large crowds. I love being at home doing things I love, reading, coding, origami, listening to Robindra Sangeet and some other stuff.

Although I am an atheist but kshatriya hindu by family background. I truly respect every other religion. I DO NOT want to get into interfaith stuff.

I'm down for relocation. I don’t want to do any job especially corporate jobs. The word "corporate" is so suffocating. I'm figuring out other ways.

You are good as long as you are not forcing me. ​

Sooner or later I'll step out from home to climb Mount Everest. If there’s any meaning that keeps me alive, Mount Everest is the reason. Also sometimes I deeply think about Tibet. Their celibacy, detachment from things, their way of life truly fascinate me. I want to sit with Tibetan Buddhists and ask about life. I want to understand life.

This is reddit and I am not optimistic about finding a true friend like this way. Whatever, I'd love to have someone by my side to explore. I'm being probabilistic this time instead of being a determinist.

[ My friend I hope you know what to dm instead of hi and hellos, so please:) and sorry, I'll NEVER reply to creepy DMs]

[Bhai! I put a Base64 puzzle here and yall just used AI to decode it! I should better just remove the puzzle. Sigh]

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Update: Bhai re bhai, can't tolerate anymore.

So this post was an experimental post. My childhood friend came into our home and we were having an argument/debate about marriage. We were also bored that we are talking and we don’t have proof to show. That is the moment we decided to post this and see if we are wrong or right about men.

I swear we are shocked, speechless, laughing, and wondering! It’s barely 15 hours and I got 90+ DMs. Mostly creepy like - hey what about sux. And others were faking about their religion hiding their profile history, but me being me, shob khuje ber kora jai, we saw what they were hiding. And some just casually said - I have a wife already but want to talk with you. Dude, illicit affairs!? We did not reply to ANY dms. ANY.

And arekta jinish kheyal korlam je, meyeder post jebhabe viral hoy ta bolar opekha rakhe na! This post got 110+ shares! Ke atoh share kortese bhai!? 26k+ views! Like what! Anyways, some good dms (2 ta matro) were also there I think, we saw someone saying not to trust people here on reddit and be careful about religious matter. I'm just glad that in a world of creeps ek duita bhalo manush are still there.

Me and my friend we are a bit traumatized. I was right in some things. She was also right in some of her statements. Look, we are not here to judge but honestly judge na koreo thaka jai na karon we made the post - nerdy, deep. But 99% manush maybe post porei nai! Amra ekta base64 puzzle disilam, took us 2 hours to make it, manush dekhlam ai diye decode kore dm kortesilo bha bhai bha.

At this point criticism korai lagbe.

And another fact is bhai tomra kew please reddit e eshe jiboner soul mate pawar day dream korio na. I beg to fellow girls out there, please don’t be desperate for marriage and all. Don’t ruin life. I repeat, amra ajaira free chilam tai experiment korsi, girls be very very very careful about creeps. And stop daydreaming you fool.

Lastly, I hope mods Won't remove this post. It is kinda like an expose post.

Mine is "গড্ডলিকা প্রবাহ" যায় অর্থ, না ভেবেই স্রোতের সাথে ভেসে যাওয়া, কোনো কিছু না ভেবে বাকি সবাই যা করে তাই করা, অন্ধ অনুসরণ মানে ভেড়ার পাল যাকে বলে আরকি!

Bashai mehman, raat jaga lagbe, cause I'll sleep in the couch. And I can't sleep. Shob room booked. Ami nijei bolsi amar jonno chinta kora lagbe na. Ekhon, I'm thinking, raat kemne kaatabo. Kalke chole jabe shobai, ekta raat er bepar, that's why sacrificing.

Nah, movie, web series, tv golper boi eshob every other day te dekhi and pori. Aar random text hangout korar o iccha nai.

Kori to ki kori!?

Ami onek boring, meh.

Edit: thank you so much yall for ranting! Eventually ghumai porsi with parents haha raat jagtei pari na. Tata bye:)

I want to buy Penguin books :( and I wish there’s a official Penguin BD.

Hi, I am totally new to this kind of work. I am so passionate about OS stuff. Exploring and learning about OSs, Kernels. Recently the tiny OSs really got me. Especially the tiny core linux and kolibrios. I don’t have my own laptop. I will be using my fathers office laptop. So, I got myself a 32 gb usb and want to install and daily drive the tiny core and kolibrios but I can't find good resources to learn and install. I have installed ventoy and installed the iso of tiny core and kolibrio there.

I neee some guidance and if yall have good great resources pls let me know.

Thank you so much.

Hi, I am so passionate about OS stuff. Exploring and learning about OSs, Kernels. Recently the tiny OSs really got me. Especially the tiny core linux and kolibrios. I don’t have my own laptop. I will be using my fathers office laptop. So, I got myself a 32 gb usb and want to install and daily drive the tiny core and kolibrios but I can't find good resources to learn and install. I have installed ventoy and installed the iso of tiny core and kolibrio there.

I neee some guidance and if yall have good great resources pls let me know.

Thank you so much.

I am shattered to see all the news about AI companies destroying books. And we can't do anything! Can we? It’s disgustingly horrible.

If books are gone. In the future, if no one reads, can you even imagine the scenario? It’s already happening, just look around how sick, clueless, impatient, and destructive people are.

I kind of want to hate AI, the people who run AI but more than that I hate the common people who are just nonchalant about the matter. Every single time, destruction started with destroying books. Library of Alexandra, Nalanda libraray (to remind you, it burned for 3 months), and you can continue naming the greatest loss of humanity.

Good lord, I have never felt this kind of helplessness ever in life.

"অন্যায় যে করে আর অন্যায় যে সহে,

তব ঘৃণা তারে যেন তৃণসম দহে"

-- কবিগুরু

Hi, I am someone who loves to tinker with computers. Long story short, I have finally realized what I want to be and do in life. And that is - staying as close as computers and doing something meaningful with it. Well, can't say that I'll become the next Linus Torvalds but anyways, he is my hero:')

So, I am learning C and Assembly in a very traditional way. Like, learning things by breaking it. And to tell you, after linux distro hopping from mint to arch to gentoo to nixos, I am now preparing to build a minimal OS in Assembly.

Now here's my dilemma, I am simultaneously doing things and feel like doing nothing. Like, for a moment I feel like, building a LFS distro, on the other building a minimal OS and embedded stuff and all.

I need advice from Bangladeshi people who made it through. All the confusion and break downs, how did you manage? Most importantly how you made it through? What are you currently DOING?

Just a human looking for any advice to make it through.

Asking for help.

Hi, I was looking for a Jio subscription but the app itself isn’t available here in bd. I tried using VPN, didn’t work. Can anyone help me with it? Like the other way process? I am looking for a specific series that is only available on Jio. I know people pirate from various places like telegram, torrent and all. But I still couldn’t find it. Also please kindly let me know if theres any telegram gc to watch.

Recently read the book for the 2nd time. Trying to reflect a bit.

The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (A story of co-existence and falling apart).

I can't remember clearly how I came across this book. Maybe I was 12 or 13 and today, in my early 20s I read it again. I still remember that moment of stunned and astonishment, although I didn't have any idea what I read, but I had an idea of ​​the seriousness of this book. Even today, after finishing the book, I still hold that same moment of astonishment!

The small book can be read in one sitting. This book is about coexisting with the good and bad. We are a mixture of good and bad. In other word, we are imperfect, yet we truly value the truth. What is the truth? We don't know. I don't know. Here comes Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde to show us something that lives within us. On one side, a person is a mixture of good and bad, and on the other side, another one is completely dependent on the bad. I will not go further into an argument or discussion about heavy topics like good or bad, right or wrong, moral or immoral.

However, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde unfolds it. And there's also a true friend like Utterson, who deals with chaos patiently. I won't spoil much about the book, I'll just say read it! Especially in this age of the internet, if you observe closely, you'll always find Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Or who knows, maybe there's a Mr. Hyde among those reading this!

This is the very first book by Robert Louis Stevenson that I have read. I have heard that Stevenson is a wonderful writer, and I certainly cannot disagree!

And, read the Bengali translated version (By Amirul Islam). To tell you, it is incredibly good!

I really had a great time reading this book again!

Rain and reading is one of the sweetest things to have in life. I wanted to know what books you all are reading, these rainy days. Like, repeating the same books that match the rainy vibe? Or reading something new?

Also would like to get some suggestions for the perfect (almost) book to read in weather like this.

I am currently reading অক্ষয় মালবেরি (মিষ্টি একখানা বই btw) and thinking after finishing that, will start তারানাথ তান্ত্রিক to match the weather.

Can anyone kindly please help me with the infos of Euthanasia procedure here in Bangladesh?

This is a very serious situation. Begging if anyone can help me with the infos or anything related.

আমি মূলত:

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১. হরর

২. লাস্টফুল

৩. এবং সেল্ফ হেল্প/মোটিভেশনাল

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এই ধরনের বা জনরার বই গুলো এড়িয়ে চলি।

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