Ich nehme in der Regel den vom Aldi. Räuchertofu macht alles rustikal, weil es nach Speck/Rauch schmeckt. Super für deutsches Essen, deftige Suppen & Eintöpfe, oder in Scheiben auf dem Brot. Für andere Geschmacksrichtungen eher normalen Tofu mit Sojasoße ablöschen (ich bin Kikoman-Ultra) und, wie hier beschrieben, knusprig braten. Vorher marinieren mache ich sehr selten, lasse mich aber gerne eines besseren belehren.

Tofuwürfel mit 2 EL Stärke in ein Gefäß mit Deckel, gut schütteln bis alles mit dem Pulver ummantelt ist. Die werden beim anbraten super knackig, wie im Restaurant!

War bei mit genau so: Chaos. Bis ich die App entdeckt und in 90 Minuten alles dort rein übertragen habe. Du hast auch die Option, eine Quelle anzugeben. Das kann alles sein, ein Link, ein Name oder nichts.

Argh! :)

Schade, ich finde Photovoltaik super interessant, bin auch neugierig und bastel gerne, aber alleine traue ich mich nicht ran :)

Ich wäre interessiert :) Bist du in NRW?

Für mich hat der Begriff Petromaskulinität diese seltsame Gruppe an Männern gut ergänzt. Die sind aufgewachsen als Könige der Welt, umgeben von Autos, Geschwindigkeit und Motoren. Nun haben sie Angst, dass der Paradigmenwechsel hin zu Erneuerbaren ihr ganzes verinnerlichtes Wertesystem zerstört. Und damit auch ihre Macht, ihren Status und ihre Privilegien.
Wird in diesem Buch sehr schlüssig erklärt.

Habe ich zunächst auch gemacht, der höhere CO2 Ausstoß im Vergleich zu normaler Internetseite hat mich aber irgendwie gestört. Jetzt nutzte ich die superperfekte Rezepte-App Broccoli (F-Droid) und werde nie wieder wechseln:

1. Rezept im Internet suchen (oder halt ChatGPT)
2. Nachkochen
3. Lecker? Dann in Broccoli eintragen, vielleicht anpassen, und ab sofort ohne Werbung offline nutzen.

Edit:
Hier ist meine Rezeptesammlung als Broccoli-Archiv-Datei zum importierten

Vielleicht OS für Open Source?! Egal, cool!

Like I just discovered, shared and mourned in my post that got deleted? I really don’t understand what’s going on here. :). Where was the misinformation?

This one was, obviously. I wrote Oh no! and posted it. I obviously wasn’t trying to sell this as my opinion, calm down!

Then tell me about it instead of downvoting! I’d love a custom rom for my car and was obviously not happy about the AI answer.

Yeah I obviously did, because I wanted to know the answer and shared it with you. Why would that be a bad thing?

Must be this mix of 8bit videogame dub music 🕹🎶🌴

Yeah, fuck them, right? Fucking assholes building a database with everything we learned and did as a species, making it accessible for everyone for free with their inconsistent editing. Let Wikipedia go broke with it’s abundance of editing issues! Who will miss this piece of shit site everyone can add to, edit and correct even without an account. Not us, right!

Oh no:
It is theoretically possible to replace the operating system of an electric car with an open-source or custom alternative, similar to flashing a custom ROM on Android smartphones. However, in practice, this comes with significant challenges. Here’s an overview:

Theoretical Feasibility

1. Hardware Compatibility:

   • Electric vehicles rely on specific hardware components (e.g., control units, sensors, actuators) that are tightly integrated with the operating system.
   • A custom operating system would need to understand and control this hardware. However, the underlying hardware specifications (APIs, protocols) are often proprietary and not publicly available.

2. Software Architecture:

   • Modern electric cars use highly complex software architectures that include real-time operating systems, safety-critical systems, and user-facing interfaces.
   • A replacement OS would need to handle safety-critical functions (like braking and steering) as well as infotainment features.

3. Open-Source Efforts:

   • There are initiatives like Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), which aim to create open-source software for vehicles. However, these are typically designed for automakers and not readily available for end-user modification.

Practical Challenges

1. Safety Risks:

   • Operating safety-critical functions such as braking, propulsion, and battery management requires certified software.
   • Modifying the software introduces safety risks, which can have serious consequences, especially on public roads.

2. Legal Barriers:

   • Many countries mandate that vehicles operate only with approved software to ensure compliance with safety and emissions regulations.
   • Modifying the vehicle’s software could result in the loss of roadworthiness certification.

3. Technical Restrictions:

   • Manufacturers often use encryption and digital signatures to protect access to the vehicle’s software.
   • Replacing the operating system would require bypassing these security measures, which could be legally and technically problematic.

4. Lack of Community Support:

   • Unlike smartphones or PCs, there is currently no large-scale community actively developing user-friendly open-source operating systems for electric vehicles.

Examples from Practice

• Some enthusiasts and hackers have managed to modify software on vehicles like Tesla cars to add custom features or access internal data. However, these projects remain experimental and risky.
• Initiatives like Comma.ai focus on creating aftermarket autonomy systems, demonstrating the challenges of modifying or replacing existing systems.

Conclusion

Replacing the operating system of an electric car is theoretically possible but practically extremely difficult due to legal, technical, and safety-critical constraints. While it could be an exciting project for hobbyists and developers, any modifications would likely render the vehicle unfit for legal road use in most jurisdictions.

Wow, I installed it today and it’s perfect for me! I tried Deadbeef and wanted to like it, but it couldn’t replace Foobar. Fooyin can, thanks for the recommendation.

Foobar! I tweaked it for years to be as simple yet powerful as possible. It counted plays, the date when songs were added and last played, which is lost now. It had a beautiful waveform-view I miss every day. And it converted and renamed files exactly as I told it to. I found some workarounds, but nothing comes close. Rhythmbox is good but misses the waveform view. Other applications are beautiful but offer too much bells and whistles, I like it simple. Feel free to recommend stuff!

I was a windows fanboy for more than 20 years. Going back every couple of months feels strange. Windows has changed, feels intrusive and uncandid to me. Linux is still new and sometimes a little strange to me, I miss my perfectly customized music player but apart from that, it’s so much fun to use. I can’t ever go back. Looking at Windows-user struggling makes me unconformable because i know they will never experienced how using a free OS feels like. They are so used to smartphones and computers shoving stuff down their throats instead of being the best tool you can come up with.

Where my twelvethousandtwentyfive people at?! We don’t care about the Jesus, Neolithic Revolution all the way!