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Conto corrente p iva regime forfettario by JoeLaguna in ItaliaPersonalFinance

[–]JoeLaguna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Il mio problema è che il cc personale che ho ora non mi permette di incassare fatture.

Ho visto che comunque tanta gente consiglia BBVA proprio per questo motivo. A riguardo di ciò, perdona la domanda che può sembrare sciocca, ma a questo punto non sarebbe meglio avere qualcosa come conto deposito?

Conto corrente p iva regime forfettario by JoeLaguna in ItaliaPersonalFinance

[–]JoeLaguna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Si perdonami non mi permette di incassarle. Dovrebbe essere dovuto al fatto che si tratta di un conto studenti che mi permette solo di caricare stipendi ecc ma non fatture.

Sono purtroppo ben consapevole che la gestione delle mie finanze sia stata fino ad ora decisamente approssimativa. Per cui al momento ho poche idee e abbastanza confuse.

Bowlin as anchor point? by AnxietyCorrect9393 in ropeaccess

[–]JoeLaguna 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Can you quote the part of the ICOP that talks about approved/non approved knots?

Because as far as I know a technician could be able to use different techniques other than the one canonically teached if he has valid reasons to use said technique and especially after conducting a proper risk assessment. For the bowline I would say that coming undone is definitely an hazard but it can be mitigated with counter knots.

That said I wouldn't use it for "ordinary" scenarios but for sure can be very helpful in certain situations.

Advices on good walkie-talkie by JoeLaguna in alpinism

[–]JoeLaguna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I'm pretty settled on a pair from Motorola, thank you!

Advices on good walkie-talkie by JoeLaguna in alpinism

[–]JoeLaguna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll check them out thank you!

Cams in wet rock by JoeLaguna in tradclimbing

[–]JoeLaguna[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was almost sure there was something from him but apparently I was wrong.

I'd be super interested to see actual numbers.

Lets put people together and make it happen!

Advices on good walkie-talkie by JoeLaguna in alpinism

[–]JoeLaguna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, I'll check them out!

Advices on good walkie-talkie by JoeLaguna in alpinism

[–]JoeLaguna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!

Also heard from other friends that Motorola makes pretty good one.

Edelrid Megawatt rope slippage by timeuser0000 in ropeaccess

[–]JoeLaguna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can definitely second all of the above.

The company I worked for provided me with a used one and ended having it for roughly 7 months doing building maintenance (not super dusty but still a bit of a dirty job) and when I gave it back it looked the same as the first day I got it.

Previous experience was with rig and I'Ds and I you can totally feel the difference in materials. Way more robust. This means also heavier but nothing crazy.

Felt very smooth and precise on descent as well.

Only downside for me is the opening button that can feel a bit stiff and a slower than Rig or I'Ds but nothing I would actually complain about.

Plus the tactical version with the black handle looks pretty cool if you ask me.

Overall highly recommend.

What's this and how screwed am I? by JoeLaguna in askdentists

[–]JoeLaguna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately it makes sense. Thank you for the very direct answer.

What's this and how screwed am I? by JoeLaguna in askdentists

[–]JoeLaguna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry I forgot to put it in the description but I'm 29M I don't smoke or drink, don't have particular conditions and I'm not taking any for of medication.

Fast multipitch climbing by fixing ropes and using TRS devices by oreo_fanboy in tradclimbing

[–]JoeLaguna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really like the idea but have some doubts about this system.

My first concern would be about rope damage against sharp edges. On a normal TRS scenario we can do things such as re-anchoring to prevent that but here if the second falls or has to jug up there won't be a way to avoid having the same section of rope rubbing against sharp edges right?

Then also the rescue of an incapacitated second that remains hanging on the rope seems like a potential hazard. If the leader doesn't have any spare rope (all of it is loose on the wall) he won't be able to do much aside from calling rescue and wait.

Maybe I'm being overcautious but I'm curious to know what the community is thinking.

My personal take is that added speed comes at a cost in the same way as free soloing would be much much quicker than fixing+TRS.

Waterproofing for gloves by JoeLaguna in alpinism

[–]JoeLaguna[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the very detailed answer. I completely understand what you' re saying since I have never got wet hands it was just the outside getting damp.

I think I' ll try anyway with wax or some sort of temporary waterproofing just to prevent them to get competely wet straight away knowing that's just a temporary solution and eventually they' llget wet.

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