Enttäuschend. Stand doch bei mir mal eine Auerswald in der näheren Auswahl. Der happige Preis war mir dann aber doch zu teuer. Offenbar wäre das auch nicht besser gewesen. Dann eben die üblichen Verdächtigen, da weiß ich wenigstens vorher dass mit hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit eine Backdoor drin ist.

💉 Boosting was so fast, car could only recharge 2kW 🔌 meanwhile. #ElectricVehicles need more time, damn it 😂

That didn’t go too well. Read nothing about maintainer change before and was befuddled when the app would just stop working on my tablet. Anyway, when I tried to configure my account on my freshly factory reset mobilephone I get redirected to indigenous·marksuth·dev after signing in with IndieAuth – for whatever reasons I do not know and was really taken by surprise – but that won’t load on mobile anyway, because it ships the CERT for the new name “indiepass” instead of redirecting 🙁

Checked out #NodeRED to parse #EliteDangerous ship status and forward it to another Node-RED via websocket to a #RaspberryPi to drive some LED status indicators in my #simPit. Proof of concept went just nicely https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1239107046

Found another #simpit build/er. All DIY and as cheap as possible: https://www.lets-play.se/2021/11/15/sci-fi-simpit-cockpit-build/ – even did the prototyping with cardboard just as I do 😀 Fun enough while I was evaluating Node-Red for the interfacing job. Someone else had the same idea before: What is good enough for home automation to connect a zoo of hardware and offer basic options to drive such must be good enough for a simulated cockpit that can be connected to various games in the end to display status indicators. Awesome!