I am pulling my hair out on ducking low level stuff. This is why people (more importantly me!) should have the chance to learn, rather than assume how things work.

Has anyone of you detailed resources on how linking objects into shared libraries really works ? Especially Name Resolution. All those ducking tutorials and bloody blog post just have simple examples and explain shit not in detail!

Even ducking man pages on gcc/ld don’t help me out! Maybe I’m too dumb to type the right words into me search engine. I’d even love to read a bloody paper book.

common guys/girls

everyone can read the news. everyone knows what is going on ...

and for sake, do you have ever seen that the newspage/blog of your trust posts the same story more than once?! I don't think so.

why does everyone seems to have the need to tell everyone things that everyone already knows ?! I don't get it.

please, enlighten me if I miss something here...

Now this is Linux porn 🤪

That feeling when your program doesn't work but you somehow managed to do this.