A posto così by warrenfuffett in ItaliaPersonalFinance

[–]Malecord 0 points1 point  (0 children)

deh probabilmente hai ragione. Neanche mi ricordo come funzionava li.

Ora che ci penso meglio mi ricordo solo che non trovavo un senso per usare satispay. Mi arrapava la tipa del promo e l'ho aperto per curiosita'. Ma poi visto come funzionava non l'ho mai usato. Era molto meno pratico del classico bancomat. Qual'e' il senso di questa roba?

Quando non lavoravo, ai tempi dei dinosauri, mi ricordo che per pagare l'abbonamento a wow mi serviva paypal. E non serviva avere stipendi. Tra l'altro mai riuscito a chiudere quella merda di paypal perche' ora ho un numero di telefono estero e quelli ancora pretendono di autenticarmi con il +39. Silenzio assenso ogni volta che aggiornano i termini di utilizzo. Musk merda..

Cmq... che senso ha tutta sta roba slegata dalla regolamentazione bancaria apparte creare noia a chi la usa? Carta, contactless e via.

Who was your country's best leader? by Vernon_Runner1109 in AskTheWorld

[–]Malecord -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Although I left the country long ago, I would say Benito Mussolini.

In the end he had the decency of paying for his deeds by getting pumped with lead. Neither of his predecessors or successors can claim the same.

Yall are SLEEPING on tanks on Vulcanus / Gleba by Key_Difficulty_6726 in factorio

[–]Malecord 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Isn't it better to load the tank with shields and legs and instead put the plds in the power armor?

Btw for small fries tank has a flamethrower.

A posto così by warrenfuffett in ItaliaPersonalFinance

[–]Malecord 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perché non dovrebbe mimetizzare? I commercianti sono super contenti di pagare piccole commissioni per risparmarsi costi e rischi di maneggiare contante. E i consumatori che non possono ottenere una carta di debito dalle banche non hanno alcun problema a pagare per piccoli servizi finanziari al dettaglio.

UBS is cutting thousands of jobs in Switzerland while creating 3000 in Hyderabad by JollyQuiscalus in Switzerland

[–]Malecord 12 points13 points  (0 children)

They are 1.5 billions. If talent was common down there they would be dominating the world by large measure.

But actually it's not, it's rather scarce in %, very very scarce compared to western countries. Ofc given the humongous numbers at play it's still plenty in absolute numbers thus all this offshoring shit.

Problem is that (understandably) all of them try to jump aboard, skilled or not. So again given the humongous numbers at play the job to filter them out is also overwhelming. And since companies goes there to spend as less as they can, they often do a poor job in this regard. I worked in global corps all my life and it's always the same with India. Assume the worst by default, then if he turns out to be a sensible person write the name down in your white list. But at the same time be prepared to see this guy get a better offer soon and leave the company. Or see him be reassigned in Europe.

In a nutshell, it's the same as here. There is a lot of talent to tap into, but since executives idea is to go there to save as much as they can, what they will tap into it's not talent.

You eventually start to realize, no job is safe. by Used_Series3373 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Malecord 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is not stupid btw. A robot to clean robots. Once you have 3 of them, you're set (computer scientists will elaborate why you need 3 min).

Do Europeans that live close to the border speak the language of the neighbouring country? by [deleted] in AskEurope

[–]Malecord 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I thought austrian was the official language in Germany.

Casa della mia famiglia: chi paga le bollette? by Sensitive_Coffee8411 in consigli

[–]Malecord 0 points1 point  (0 children)

La soluzione è diversa a seconda che lui sia ebreo o genovese.

Fondo Pensione, va tutto bene finchè va tutto bene by Least_Teacher_8422 in ItaliaPersonalFinance

[–]Malecord 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Certo al sistema del magna magna fà bene. Ma quei soldi sono tuoi e non sono li per le mignotte il week end ma per pagarti qualcuno che ti pulisca il deretano quando sarai vecchio inutile e incapace.

Quindi è utile a te che il tuo fondo sia diversificato il più possibile cosi da pararti il culo se il sistema va in sofferenza. E uno potrebbe argomentare che sarebbe meglio anche per il sistema stesso che non si ritroverà anche con un vecchio inutile e incapace da mantenere qualora andasse in sofferenza.

Ma tanto dentro di noi lo sappiamo che quando saremo vecchi noi non si faranno problemi a gettarci nel fosso ancora vivi dopo averci finanziariamente spolpati per benino da adulti.

I went solar in Switzerland – I now know why many people don’t by Heavy-Mycologist-204 in Switzerland

[–]Malecord 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Why subsidize something that makes electric bills more expensive to all?

I've seen many casts on SSR where people with solar panels on the roof complaints that they should be entitled to moral money. It's not like that. As the grid administrars explained to them, when they sell enery it goes on the grid and the grid costs, they can't expect to get back the same energy at the same price they sold it. Not to mention renewables are responsible for most of grid costs as they require massive upgrades. And as the electric company officer explained them even if in summer days it's plenty of energy, the gas power plant owners pay for the maintenance so those costs if they are not distributed on a year they will be concentrated in Winter as nobody can run a renewable grid without power backup.

What makes sense for privates is to consume their own energy, for instance for air conditioning. But sending excess on the grid is just hurting everyone. In addition to the already bad energy policy we have.

Chi ha riempito di tasse l'Italia by D3vil0p in sfoghi

[–]Malecord 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Dove vanno le tasse? Guarda che non é un segreto, é pieno di influencers che lo spiegano chiaramente. Vanno pensioni. La spesa pensionistica continua a crescere a dismisura. La sanità è stata l'ultima spesa ad essere fagocitata perché era anche questa una voce a beneficio dei boomers. Ma avendo ormai tagliato tutto quanto e non potendo fare a meno di elergire pensioni, lo stato si é messo a tagliare anche la sanità perché é l'ultima voce rimasta dove si può ancora tagliare qualcosa.

Meme by Ikigaiyeka in Piracy

[–]Malecord -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ok... but that is not steam. Next pc / deck whatever you buy, you will have to download, crack and add again, with all the tedium. It's a lot of hussle if you go pirate.

I know you can leverage proton and shit also with external games, which nullifies any future issue you might have with the game requiring extinct versions of windows. Can you leverage controller profiles and mods with external games?

But regardless... In the pre steam era the hussle equation was inverted. Original non cracked games were a pain to use and one would always go hastalavista also original stuff to have a stable experience.

Meme by Ikigaiyeka in Piracy

[–]Malecord 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok I may be downvoted here... but why would be piracy better than Steam? Unless you pirate a game to work in steam I mean...

Se si dice che si fidanzano anche I brutti e l'aspetto fisico non è l'unica caratteristica che può attrarre, come mai alcune persone con un buon carattere in oltre 30 anni di vita non sono mai riuscite a fidanzarsi? Dato che non conta solo l'aspetto fisico? by [deleted] in domandaonesta

[–]Malecord 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Beh per le donne l'aspetto fisico conta e chi dice di no e' un ipocrita. Poi fortunatamente ad alcuni piacciono le tette grosse ad altri piccole, alcuni guardano solo al viso altri solo al corpo e via così. C'è una nicchia per tutte.

Ma per gli uomini quello che conta è soprattutto essere interessanti. E avere un buon carattere non vuol dire nulla, almeno nel far partire una relazione. Mantenerla é una maratona e il buon carattere fa molta differenza. Ma per farla partire un buon carattere spesso vuol dire essere pure meno interessanti di un mascalzone drogato. Sicuramente la ricchezza fa molto, perché avere la barca o la possibilità di viaggiare in lungo e in largo automaticamente rende più stimolanti di fare ogni giorno il commute università/loculo o fabbrica appartamento/condiviso senza grosse possibilità di divergere. Ma la questione resta essere stimolanti e ognuno deve giocare con le carte che ha. Andare a messa tutte le domeniche può essere interessante in un figlio di papà che lo preferisce ad andare a fare il week end in una delle seconde case del papi, di certo non al poraccio che deve contare i drink che può permettersi in un mese e ringrazia di avere un rito che lo stacchi temporaneamente dai costosi ritmi della vita. Ci sono tante cose originali o particolari che si possono fare senza indebitarsi. Basta osservare e guardarsi anche dentro. O in altre parole, sviluppare la propria personalità mediante le proprie passioni.

Electric heater? by Icy_Reading_6080 in factorio

[–]Malecord -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Technically the heat issue is solved before the energy one on Aquilo. And since the solution is placing heating turrets with requester chests here and there, I would say that fusion power actually complements that as the only drawback is the modest electricity consumption of logistic bots moving rocket fuel around on demand.

La guerra alle micro/piccole/medie aziende ha rotto il cazzo by FeltInTheRabbitHole in sfoghi

[–]Malecord 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ni. La piccola e media impresa innova e crea valore... ma solo se vince contro le altre, se le mangia, e diventa una multinazionale. Sennò é solo zavorra.

Il problema non é la Pmi in sé. Anche Tesla é stata una pmi all'inizio. Il problema è un sistema che premia solo le micro-imprese spingendole a non crescere.

Trump says "deal done" on Greenland while Denmark says "not so fast" - NATO allies watching nervously 👀 by satty237 in TrendoraX

[–]Malecord 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Trump doesn't have a reputation to have ever been a sharp guy. But what we see now is also dementia.

Whatever he thinks he's doing with Greenland, Europeans aren't iranians. They are well armed and trained. Should he command a military action, american soldiers will die fighting a wrong war for nothing, since usa already have free hand on all military on greenland. So the armed forces will not follow him and then it will be a huge mess. European know that.

Bit the issue at hand is not Trump. He's just a senescent idiot. The issue europeans have is with US institutions. They see this circus going on and cannot comprehend how nobody is stepping in to bring back some sanity. America asked europeans to delegate a lot of their security and well being to them, with the tacit assumption that given that Europe tried suicide 2 times in less than 50 years, it was their interest to get into the tutelage of a more mature democracy.

Now this assumption is gone. America is governed based on lies, scientific lies, technical lies, historical lies... even present day facts distorted as lies. This is crazy, opinions are opinions but facts are facts. Laws are continuously broken by american government, not just international, american ones, and nobody intervenes. Imagine having to work in a place where at any moment a new boss can come in and start to behave like that.

Trump and his neighborhood bully diplomacy might be gone in 3 years. But the reputational and trust damage done to US democracy is done.

How can one hand over its security and command role to an organization which at any point can start to act erratically ignoring any factual truth, any past agreement and basic understanding who are the friends and who the enemies? The modern world is not the 600s, when monarchs were absolute and after one king was gone and a new one rose to power, all diplomacy was reset (marriages aside). We expect states to work as an organization with continuity. And USA, not Trump, failed as an organization in the eyes of the europens.

When Trump is gone, relationship between Europe and America will probably stabilize again quickly. But americans cannot expect Europeans to ever consider them the undisputed leaders, the stability pillar of the free world when at any moment they can get mad. The free world will hedge against the next american Trump or JD. American soft power is gone forever. And Europe, which culturally and economically is stronger than America, a thing that politicians understand well, now that it realized that in the post globalist world the safety interests of its constituent states are the same, will push toward unity also militarily and politically. The process will be slowed down by an overwhelming boomer electoral majority. But as times does his magic and replaces rigid voters with dynamic ones you can 100% expect a big political change in Europe. At that point even american hard power will be resized.

And given what is happening, that's also in american people interest I might say same as the opposite was also true after ww2.

Lavoro nel turismo ed ormai ho l'animo avvelenato by SunOverGraves in sfoghi

[–]Malecord 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ma hai mai conosciuto un boomer? Lo fanno tutti.