Did you try all of these solutions already? https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Lm_sensors#Gigabyte_B250/Z370/B450M/B560M/B660M/Z690_motherboards
There is a TVDB metadata provider for Jellyfin: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-plugin-tvdb
It doesn’t run GIMP because it’s an OS for mobile phones…
Automatic Semicolon Insertion (ASI) has (sadly) been a part of JavaScript longer than 2016. I’m not sure exactly when it was introduced, but this document from 2009 already contains it: https://web.archive.org/web/20120418215856/https://ecma262-5.com/ELS5_Section_7.htm#Section_7.9
IMO it’s bad practice to rely on ASI since the semicolons may not get inserted where you expected them to. The following snippet
const x = 0
const y = x
[1, 2, 3].forEach(console.log)
is interpreted as
const x = 0;
const y = x[1, 2, 3].forEach(console.log);
which raises a TypeError.
There are more examples of ASI not doing the right thing on the web, so I don’t agree with “Javascript doesn’t need semicolon”.
BTW a new episode has been released today
Sometimes it does take a few seconds for me as well, but not even close to a full minute. That must’ve been on an HDD, right?
The explanation is most likely incorrect though. A more obvious cause of this error is that the current working is the root directory (/) and that they’re logged in as a non-root user, thus trying to create the file /woman without sufficient permissions.
The dev of the Thunder app is insane. New releases three times a week, with a lot of new features each time.
Linux 5.17 introduced a null pointer deref in the md (multiple disks) module. That’s the first time I used bisect to find a faulty commit. The issue was fixed in a later release candidate.
It can be a pretty handy tool if you’re dealing with projects that have a high number of commits between releases.
AnimeTosho also has a lot of anime, they’re simply posting selected nyaa.si content to usenet. Probably worth checking before downloading via torrent, as the Usenet download is much faster.
Never understood how you can sleep on your back. Stomach all the way.
How is PulseAudio still there? I mean, sure the protocol is still there, but it’s handled by
pipewire-pulseon most systems nowadays(KDE specifically requires PipeWire).Also, PulseAudio was never designed to replace ALSA, it’s sitting on top of ALSA to abstract some complexity from the programs, that would arise if they were to use ALSA directly.