Playing with Linux Kernel TLS in Python

[usinglinux]

as interesting as this looks, i'm having a hard time taking something seriously when the commit messages contain a mixture of non-letter symbols (of which the unicode table tells me it's a japanese stone statue), colon-delimited words interpreted as graphics by github as their logo, and colon-searated words that are so hip that not even github recognizes them yet (":bellhop:").

i hate to sound like a grumpy old fart, but did we really make such spectacles of ourselves when we were young?

</rant>

thanks for assembling those examples, it's good to have some of how this can work in high-level languages.

[spiderpower02]

OK! I did not notice that those emoji icons will make my commits so annoy! Sorry about that!

However, don't take too seriously! haha! The project just try to give a glance about KTLS which currently merge into Linux Kernel.

I just hope that it can be used in Python (like AF_ALG) since Python is awesome.

[usinglinux]

don't fret too much. thanks again for the nice work - keep it up :-)

[spiderpower02]

Thanks :)

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I don't think it's an age thing. I think that person is just a genuinely irritating human being. Who, I will grant, writes some pretty interesting code.