So use Obtainium? It's no worse than f-droid or wherever you get Molly from

Edit: The page just fetches https://updates.signal.org/android/latest.json, which contains a link to the APK you want to download, so you can feed that to any periodic update service you want

Are you messing with me? It's literally right below: https://signal.org/android/apk/

If you search through the source, you will find several places explicitly selecting for freebsd. I don't know Go myself, but the first step should be to enable the FreeBSD path on OpenBSD. Currently you're probably in an undefined path (no platform specific code), so fix that first

They knew who she is, they literally asked because they thought it can't be true, read the second reply

ACPI errors are completely normal, most motherboards don't expose all the information Linux wants, just ignore them. Never seen the DMCUB error though, but as other users have said, that's not the kernel panic, just a (likely) unrelated error message that may or may not be significant. From a quick search, the error is a bug in recent kernels related to AMD GPUs, see e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/1wetjg6/amdgpu_dmcub_error_fixed/

Edit: https://community.frame.work/t/system-gets-really-slow/61854/2 Try adding amdgpu.dcdebugmask=0x10 to the kernel boot parameters in /etc/default/grub

The elephant is a Hindu god. So it's a fight of religions, only one child can win so the gods need to fight it out

Honestly, calling this enshitification is misleading. Providing a download to a PDF is perfectly fine, and much better than dumping a 50 page manual into every customer's hand. There is no reason to print that much, especially since most people won't read it, and a PDF is searchable, so much more convenient. I'd be mad if they sent me a stack of papers instead of a PDF.

Thanks! Typed this on mobile, must have missed the key

For trailing whitespace agreed, but a whitespace in the middle of the file is not uncommon and should be properly handled.

If the filename has a space, a good solution without adjusting the files is to use quotes: "$FILENAME-synced.mkv"

Edit: generally, as a good practice, quote all variables. If you had FILENAME="my file"and tried to use it asffprobe $FILENAMEit wouldn't work, because variables are evaluated *before* interpreting the command, so effectively it evaluates toffprobe my file(two arguments).ffprobe "$FILENAME"on the other hand evaluates toffprobe "my file"` (onr argument) and works properly no matter the file name.

A script is just a list of commands. You can likely already execute your file as bash <filename> and get the same result. To use arguments, simply refer to them by number ($1 is the first argument, etc.).

Bonus: you can use a shebang to make it feel like an executable. Put #/bin/bash as the first line, then make it executable via chmod +x <filename>, and now yoi can run it like ./<filename>

Why are you not simply writing a script with an argument? Why this cat indirection with environment variables?