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No Starch HumbleBundle includes "How Linux Works", THE SysAdmin fundamentals book, 3rd edition.
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I wouldn't see why not? Ur getting 22 books at the price of what one or two of them would have cost normally. Imo it's a bargain and as someone who's starting to work in cloud / open source within the next few months I'm defo happy to see this deal available! Have also had really good experiences with the books published by no starch press 🙌
It will depend on the books maybe someone already has read them can chime in. But I saw a post like this for golang, and everyone in the comments were saying the books were ai generated crap.
Yeah that is always the scary part these days... Do u know if that was specific to No Starch press?
Nah I think it was a company called “Packt” that everyone in the thread was complaining about so hopefully this one is different. But for sure would love to hear from someone who has read them.
Packt books are typically quite bad. Maybe not all, but it's probably safe to assume they aren't great.
No Starch in general is excellent quality, they're one of my main go-tos. I own several of the books in there and they're high quality, easily worth more than the bundle for each book.