Secret Code: The Hidden Message In The Kernel

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Secret Code: The Hidden Message In The Kernel

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The first letters of all those variables spell out "RUSTSSUCK" - a hidden message from a C programmer who's clearly not thrilled about Rust creeping into Linux kernel development. It's like leaving a passive-aggressive Post-it note in the codebase that only other developers will notice. The perfect crime! Whoever wrote this probably giggled for hours while their coworkers remained oblivious to the alphabetical middle finger hiding in plain sight.

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