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While fixing a problem with a Wayland app I noticed that the programm got a notification from a Wayland fd whenever I selected some text in any other window (not belonging to the app) and was able to read the contents of the selection.

As I'm not a fan of sharing data without explicit actions (so Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V), is there a way to disable this behaviour of Wayland?

OS info: Fedora 43 KDE

Im verspäteten Zug sitzend kreiert.

Was Europas digitaler Zukunft helfen könnte und wie die Befreiung aus den Fängen der Tech-Monopolisten gelingen kann, war Thema auf der KI-Woche in Stuttgart.

Persönlich fande ich das gute Aussagen der genannten Personen.
Die Macht der Digitalgroßkonzerne muss gebändigt werden, egal wie die um deren Wirtschaft heulen.

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Ich habe fands unterhaltsam, dass Malte mal wieder Werbung auseinandernimmt.

I know that this is an english community, but the topic fits and maybe here are some Germans who enjoy this humor.

I really like the concept of Wero and would like to give it a try. What I don't like are forced apps. I'm mostly on my PC and also many financial apps don't like my phone as it is flashed with custom Android.

So has anyone experience with a bank which lets their customers use Wero in the browser?

Or as an alternative do you know apps of Wero supporting banks which can be run in Waydroid?

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It is astonishing how nature invented electrical motors with gearshift way before humans did.

Posting this as I find it astonishing how nature invented electrical motors with gearshift way before humans did.

I have a .Net Core (ver 8.0) multiproject solution which uses a native library on linux (.so).

When I start the project with debugger on, the program exits with code 0 and without any messages when hitting the line which loads the library.
Without the debugger, it runs without issues.

So does somebody know how I can get debugging to work?

U-Prove seems to me to be pretty close to a perfect auth system. It is possible to disclose only specific attributes and every prove is unlinkable (given no unique attribute is disclosed). Also it supports generating an unique, identity-linked ID per domain.

So I wonder why this technology is not used anywhere I know of?

Lets say I'm in a city and want to buy a specific item or a specific category of items.
It would be nice if there is a website which lists all the items (or at least their more granular categories) of all the local shops in my area.

To be clear, I don't mean an onlineshop; I still want to go there physically. Just something like of a catalogue for all shops in a specific area.

I'm entertaining the thought to write my backups onto tape storage. So my questiont to this community is: does someone know where (if any) to get cheap and simple (my requirements are "just writes & reads the data and is usable with a Linux machine") used tape drives?

Thanks for any hints.