Sto genio ha clonato la carta sim di mio padre (tra l'altro stranissimo come whatsapp permetta sta situazione). che posso fare qui a parte segnalare a BBVA (fatto) e polizia postale (fatto, su sito del 1928)? ho editato un messaggio xké aveva dati personali.
Location: Switzerland (Italy / France / Germany also OK)
Budget: 300USD (245CHF - 261EUR)
I am looking to replace my Jabra Evolve 75. Second pair I own, and they are fantastic but they are starting to show issues I had with my previous pair (mic starting to malfunction).
The things I loved and that I'm looking for:
- comfort
- sidetone
- decent length for mic boom, with good noise isolation
I tried the Evolve2 75 and they are simply inferior to the Evolve.
I see Evolve2 65 Flex recommendations, but also numerous issues with mic suddenly not working.
I use this for my work (fully remote, approx 6 hours / day in meetings lucky me).
I have been a fan of Vinge for a while now, but only on my second re-read of A deepness in the Sky I come to appreciate how incredible this book is.
As a disclaimer, I am a distracted reader and I like to re-read books mostly to uncover angles that I might have missed on a first read.
While reading Deepness, I realised how incredible the work that Vinge has done in portraying the multiple sides of the story and the Arachna / Humans perceptions.
The plot was already incredible, with the discovery of a unique world with peculiar traits. The quest for survival, the character building and the reveal of Trinli's identity were simply excellent. The epoch-spanning plans for Qeng Ho, the localizers etc just fit the story beautifully.
But what really blew me away this time was the _perceptions_ .
It takes you almost 80% of the book to realised you've humanized somehow the spiders, picturing them as some human-like characters living in some buildings that resemble ours, driving cars that resemble ours.
Then, they finally have A/V and *their* surprise is *yours* surprise. You realise how far apart your perception was as Nau and the likes discover the same.
I have always loved A Fire Upon the Deep for the Zones, its portraying of AI (the first few pages are chilling, a must-read in my opinion for any sci-fi lover) and in general an incredibly original story. But the second sweep through Deepness just kicked it all the way at the top of my favourite books.
I'd appreciate any recommendations for books similar to this!
Con questa mi sparo una fucilata nei piedi, ma da italiano all'estero non capisco chi parte e passa il tempo a fare paragoni e dire "scemi che state lì".
C'è un casino di gente con alti titoli di studi (sopratutto su certi social lavorativi) che fa paragoni salariali tra chi sta a Milano e chi vive in altri paesi vicini con chiaro messaggio del fesso a chi non parte.
OK che la matematica non è un'opinione, ma un po' di decenza?
In quasi tutti i casi è gente che ha studiato nelle ottime università Italiane, pagato il tutto dal contribuente italiano. Una volta finito, prende e parte e da del fesso a chi rimane...e magari tornano pure con incentivi per rientro dei cervelli in fuga.
Se dovessero fare una 'tassa di partenza' per chi studia e poi se ne va non sarei proprio contrario.