u/Limp-Bid-5133

Hello, I was thinking about buying my first flightstick soon. I've never had one, and so far I've played mostly with an old PS3 controller + keyboard and mouse if needed.

I'm still starting out and I'm also playing on a laptop, so I'm only playing lighter games like nuclear options and flightgear.

I've done my little research but I need some expert help in my decision. First of all, should I go with a beginner cheaper stick first? Like a used one or a cheap winctrl? Or should I buy what would be my final gear already?

If you suggest the second option, which stick do you think I should get? Right now I found these two:

• Virpil CDT-AEROMAX-R (+ side throttle) - 242€
• VKB Gladiator NXT EVO Premium Right - 208€

They both look equally good to me, but I'm sure there are some pretty important differences.

Mi sono laureato in ingegneria aerospaziale l'anno scorso e da quasi un anno lavoro come consulente per il famoso carrozzone aerospaziale rosso tanto amato dai pro-pal.

Come avrete potuto intuire dal titolo, sto cercando di abbandonare questa fantastica realtà della consulenza. Ho iniziato praticamente appena ho iniziato a lavorare a cercare altre opportunità, ma non ricevo una risposta manco a pagare, neanche dalla famosa azienda ex-cingolata.

Una settimana fa ricevo una chiamata da un agenzia interinale che evidentemente non sa leggere, perchè mentre parliamo spiego un po' la mia situazione e viene fuori per chi lavoro. La tipa si freeza e dice che potrebbe esserci un problema perchè cercava proprio candidati per quell'azienda. Detto questo ci salutiamo e amici come prima.

Come è possibile che il solo fatto di essere consulente esterno ti possa precludere posizioni interne dal cliente? In uffici diversi, in città diverse, su programmi diversi. Ma cos'è sto schifo dai. Considerando che st'azienda ricopre tipo più del 50% del mercato italiano in questo settore (onestamente un numero sparato a caso, ma sicuramente è la più grande).

Detto questo, avete idee/consigli/esperienze su come uscire da questa situazione quasi dantesca?

Scusate lo sfogo, ma mi stava venendo voglia di fare bungee jumping come quella tipa in brazil.

Scusate anche il titolo, è il primo che mi è venuto in mente. Avevo pensato a una citazione AGG ma la parola Gastani Frinzi era bannabile.

Hello,

I have been offered a job in Kiruna and I'm trying to understand whether relocating would make sense.

The salary will be 40000 SEK/month before tax. I have around one year of professional experience and would be relocating alone from Spain.

Would that salary be enough to live comfortably up there and still save some money every month? I have no real reference for Swedish salaries and cost of living, so it's difficult for me to judge whether this is considered low, average or good. Keep in mind I'd be living alone.

One concern is that the company would not provide any relocation support, housing assistance or transportation support. From what I have read, finding accommodation in Kiruna can be challenging due to long waiting lists. How difficult is it in practice for someone moving there without local contacts?

Finally, are there any important aspects of a Swedish employment package (like pension plan, insurance, benefits, etc.) that I should pay attention to?

Hey everyone,

I'm currently using a Galaxy S21 FE (128GB, 6GB RAM) and I'm thinking about upgrading.

I found a deal on the Samsung site and I'm trying to figure out what makes the most sense:

S26 (256GB, 12GB RAM) at ~700€

S26 (512GB) at ~800€

S26+ (512GB, 12GB RAM) at ~900€

All of them come with a free Tab S10 FE + keyboard bundle, which makes the deal quite tempting, especially since my old tab S7+ broke.

My main doubts are:

- Is the S26+ actually worth the extra money over the base S26?

- Is 512GB worth it long-term, or is 256GB enough in 2026?

And most important, is spending this much (it's a lot for my standards, I paid my S21FE around €400) worth it or would it be good enough a mid range product?

I'm not limited to Samsung, so if you have other brands/models you'd recommend please let me know, as I'm not updated on the last models. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I'm currently using a Galaxy S21 FE (128GB, 6GB RAM) and I'm thinking about upgrading.

I found a deal on the Samsung site and I'm trying to figure out what makes the most sense:

S26 (256GB, 12GB RAM) at ~700€

S26 (512GB) at ~800€

S26+ (512GB, 12GB RAM) at ~900€

All of them come with a free Tab S10 FE + keyboard bundle, which makes the deal quite tempting, especially since my old tab S7+ broke.

My main doubts are:

- Is the S26+ actually worth the extra money over the base S26?

- Is 512GB worth it long-term, or is 256GB enough in 2026?

And most important, is spending this much (it's a lot for my standards, I paid my S21FE around €400) worth it or would it be good enough a mid range product?

I'm not limited to Samsung, so if you have other brands/models you'd recommend please let me know, as I'm not updated on the last models. Thanks!