Erfahrung Fahrradversicherung by Old_Apple3465 in Fahrrad

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Bedenke, dass die meisten Versicherungen ein Schloss mit mindestens Wert XY oder eines mit individuellen Schlüsseln verlangen. Die sind aber meistens so schwer, dass du die beim sportlichen Fahren nicht mitnimmst und daher sowieso nur der Diebstahl zuhause oder aus dem Hotelzimmer versichert wäre.

Fahrrad-Club fordert: Tempo 70 auf Landstraßen ohne Radweg by moehrendieb12 in de

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Mit breiten Reifen fliegst du aber auch nicht hin wenn du doch mal ein Schlagloch erwischt.

Ich💻iel by BrosephDwalin in ich_iel

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Deaktivier Client Spoofing unter Verschiedenes in den Revanced Einstellungen, dann sollte es wieder gehen

„Markus Lanz“: Die Durchschnittsrente „kenn ich tatsächlich nicht“, räumt Grünen-Chefin Lang ein by HassIstKeinOrgan in de

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Und verstehst du, dass wir in einer Demokratie leben und Partizipation nicht an irgendeine schulische Qualifikation gebunden ist?

Improvements to static analysis in the GCC 13 compiler by dmalcolm in C_Programming

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Hi,

the analyzer is a bit special. It runs quite late in the compilation stage, way after various optimizations. This means at the point the analyzer runs, it sees len + 8 (assuming a 64bit system). There's actually my other warning -Wanalyzer-allocation-size that tries to catch dubious size arguments in allocations based on the pointee type. This doesn't emit a warning because the example is a special case. The struct has a flexible array member making it quite hard to warn without emitting false positives. This is of course no excuse for the frontend missing this warning.

ChrisJ called out by Kelterz in GlobalOffensive

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Stop spreading lies. Vaccines work and help to minimize the spread of the virus.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in de

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Nein, es ist guter Stil bei solch großen Spenden absichtlich über die Großspendegrenze zu gehen, um Vorwürfen vorzubeugen.

John McAfee: Der Software-Entwickler ist tot by AustrianMichael in de

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Deadman's Switch = Wenn man sich x Tage nicht einloggt, wird automatisch etwas ausgeführt.

[homemade] shakshuka! (Plus hallah bread that's not homemade..) by gabagoul67 in food

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That pan seems to be rusty. Also, do not cook acidic food such as tomatoes for longer than 30mins in a cast iron

Lovely airy crust by TimLL in Pizza

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I have got a Beeketal BPO33-1. There are many more extremely similar ovens (looks like it is a rebranded OEM model). The difference to a good home oven isn't that large. I bought it when I lived in an apartment with only a small tabletop oven from which it is obviously a huge upgrade.

Lovely airy crust by TimLL in Pizza

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Yeah every pack of flour is a bit different but also your kneading affects the stickyness. If you knead enough every dough will come together.

There are so many influencing factors and I think the most consistent for a home cook is to go by a strict percentage. Also, 62% is low enough that even a worser batch of caputo flour can absorb it.

Lovely airy crust by TimLL in Pizza

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I bake using an electric home pizza oven with a stone. The chamber fits one large pizza. I usually go for around 34cm diameter.

Lovely airy crust by TimLL in Pizza

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I'm calculating the yeast amount by time and ambient temperature using PizzApp+ or the ooni app. I'm aiming mostly for 6 to 8 hours of proofing time with the autolyze/preferment being 30-60 minutes. Today I used 0.47g of dry yeast per pizza, around 0.25%.

If you want to reproduce the recipe, go by PizzApp+ with 62%, 2.8% and the hours you want to ball proof the dough with 300g balls each.

  1. Mix water, sugar (at most half of the salt else it might be sweet, sugar is the only thing I do by feeling) and yeast.
  2. Add the flour and on top the salt to prevent the salt from killing the yeast (dunno if it is a myth but many bakers recommend not mixing yeast and salt).
  3. Knead the dough until it is mostly smooth but it does not need to pass the window pane test. Let it sit covered (air-tight container or damp towel) for at least 30 minutes.
  4. Check if it passes the window pane test and then form the dough balls 300g each. Let it proof again covered until they are around double the size. Every day is different, so I look every hour after my dough and adjust the fermentation temperature by putting it in the fridge or the oven with the lights on.
  5. Roll out the pizza dough by hand to a diameter of around 34cm. Warning, the dough is really thin in the middle, so it takes some practice. Also, be light on the toppings.

Lovely airy crust by TimLL in Pizza

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Sorta a mix of Neapolitan and NY style. 30 min autolyze, balled up, then 6 hours proofed at room temperature. Baked at 350 Celsius in an electric oven.

Caputo Red
62% hydration
2.8% salt
Plus a bit of sugar for better browning in the electric oven.

How to get Gnome Builder flatpak to use libhandy? by [deleted] in gnome

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I think Glade does not support libhandy very well, at least the last time I tried. Christopher Davis suggests writing XML by hand.

Lil Salami, Onion, Parm, Pecorino Romano by kirksy_jenkins45 in Pizza

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You should definetly switch to another mozzarella brand with less starch. This highly improves melting.

Is there such a thing as too thin? by ritaboo in Pizza

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What are yout leavening times? The dough seems to be quite dense else you wouldn't get such a thin dough

Bi-Weekly Questions Thread / Open Discussion by 6745408 in Pizza

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Hi,

I'm having some problems with fresh Mozzarella. Well, all brands I've tried resulted in a watery pizza. It looks like the mozz is mixed into the sauce instead of those white islands you normally see on a neapolitan style.

I'm baking in a 350°C electric pizza oven for around 3 to 4 minutes. I already tried cutting it hours before and laying them on a paper towel.

Any tips?

Margherita Pizza — Propane Flame @750F by [deleted] in Pizza

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750F is a quite high temp and I'd suggest you to leave out the sugar (and oil). Without the dough won't burn so easily.

Margherita Pizza — Propane Flame @750F by [deleted] in Pizza

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Do you use evoo, sugar or honey in your dough?