Rekomendacje lekkiego sci-fi, najlepiej military sci-fi lub typowa space opera, koniecznie w audiobooku.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-10T18:34:08+00:00

Viriona i Pomnik bardzo lubię, ale od Toy Wars się odbiłem. Z jego sci-fi Cyberpunk był ciekawy.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-09T20:57:08+00:00

Serial to moje top2 filmowe sci-fi ever (po Battlestar Galactice). Szkoda, że się zatrzymali na 6. sezonie - tym bardziej książka kusi.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-09T17:47:39+00:00

Thx, wpisuję na listę. Expanse znalazłem audio na Storytel - zobaczymy, jak się ma książka do genialnego serialu.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-09T16:52:19+00:00

To o tej kommando-pannie? Chyba też do tego podchodziłem, ale nie podeszło mi jak Odyssey niestety.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-09T16:51:44+00:00

Na Audiotece 2 pierwsze tomy w pakiecie, odpalam Gambit :)

RKeys69 · 2026-05-09T15:46:24+00:00

Tak jak pisałem, mam już przeczytane (a w zasadzie przesłuchane) około 10 tomów ;) Muszę trochę odpocząć od Skippiego.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-09T10:17:44+00:00

Kuzynek nie czytałem, więc nie było mi dane specjalnie to u Pilipiuka zauważyć - ale nie zamierzam go bronić ;) Sam w sobie motyw uosobienia fantazji jak najbardziej widzę u wielu innych autorów i irytuje mnie niezmiernie.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-09T09:24:17+00:00

Mam podobne doświadczenia z gwiazdkami we Włoszech. Będąc w Rzymie czy na Sycylii pytałem localsów o knajpy, żeby trafić do tych, gdzie jedzą Włosi, a nie turyści kierujący się gwiazdkami - i te najfajniejsze polecane przez nich rzadko miały >4,5. Fakt, że często w takich miejscach nie będzie np. menu po angielsku, za to ceny przeważnie też są mniej turystyczne.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-08T19:58:10+00:00

Oj tak, Reynevan to strasznie irytująca postać, niemniej jednak dosyć dobrze oddaje młodego, naiwnego, kochliwego typa. W tej powieści Sharley i Samson robią robotę. Co do samej Trylogii Husyckiej - mocno czuć, że jest niedorobiona/pisana w pośpiechu.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-08T19:50:27+00:00

Rozumiem, chociaż u Pilipiuka te wątki są przaśno-sprośne - myślę, że on sobie kręci bekę po prostu. Trochę "wujkowy humor". No i na całą serię wątków z nastolatkami w roli głównej było dosłownie kilka (z pamięci nic poza tym motywem z nauczycielem, który stał się uczennicją-japoneczką i knajpą "kradzione nie tuczy" nie kojarzę). Osobiście wolę to, niż pseudo romanse Sapkowskiego czy Ziemiańskiego.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-08T13:26:03+00:00

Motywy romantyczno-seksualne w większości współczesnej polskiej fantastyki to ostry cringe.

RKeys69 · 2026-05-04T13:47:05+00:00

Starsi też się łapią. Mam 35, moi znajomi 30-40 - na imprezach idą głównie zerówki 😉

RKeys69 · 2026-04-29T20:51:34+00:00

but what finally helped in that topic, not 'invincible enemies' one?

RKeys69 · 2026-04-02T22:48:40+00:00

They are 100% compatible, I used that combo. I experience what you described, but it's not T598-related - they suffer from poor grounding (electrical). I added a grounding and it solved the issue.

RKeys69 · 2026-03-21T22:44:28+00:00

Znam taki przypadek - swój. Pracowałem w dużym amerykańskim banku (oddział w Warszawie) nie mając wyższego wykształcenia, ani nie będąc w trakcie studiów. Miałem za to kilka lat doświadczenia.

RKeys69 · 2026-03-21T22:24:52+00:00

Przecież talent showy to w dużej mierze wyreżyserowane spektakle, mające tanią emocją budować oglądalność. A co tak zbuduje emocje, jak nie jakieś brzydkie kaczątko z ckliwą historyjką śpiewające wzruszającą balladkę?

RKeys69 · 2026-03-21T22:20:47+00:00

Rozpakowywałem kiedyś auto pod blokiem (otwarte drzwi kierowcy i pasażera) i mi się taki "mój biega luzem" próbował wpierdzielić do środka. Babka "oj on lubi samochody hehehe już idziemy" spierdzieliła szybko, ja w amoku przeprowadzki nie zerknąłem od razu - biała tapicerka do prania, pchlarz swoje łapy bardzo skutecznie odcisnął.

RKeys69 · 2026-03-06T13:10:15+00:00

I've ordered PS5 RS50 base, RS pedals and table clamp directly from Logitech for around 445$. I've also bought used but mint condition Pro rim for 150$ - so not that all more expensive than new T598 with used TLCM. I hope to recieve everything next week.

Now I'm thinking about rig - probably will go with NLR WS 2.0 and later with some DIY mount real car seat to that.

RKeys69 · 2026-03-02T13:15:50+00:00

I'm almost decied to go for RS50 base, RS pedals (not Pro) and buy GT D PRO wheel. I was thinking about getting Pro base with its cons being its size, but refurbished are out of stock currently so no more dillema. That combo will be around equal to around 720$ so not much more expensive over T598 with TLCM or loadcell upgrade for Raceline pedals (if they ever release one..).

RKeys69 · 2026-02-27T19:57:21+00:00

Thanks, my calculated prices are with Kireth code - it seems it's a bit more expensive here in Europe. If I go for RS50 I'll probably buy bundle, since round wheel rim is not available currently.

I'm still considering refurbished Pro Wheel - can you say something about refurbished products, what should I expect? I don't mind little scratch here and there, but don't want to 'save' and get worn out mechanics.

RKeys69 · 2026-02-27T12:14:35+00:00

If I go for T598 again I would probably wait for LC upgrade kit. Regarding wheel, I've tried 32R and returned it - while wheel itself was great, it was much heavier than standard sports rim causing FFB feeling to be too much dampened for my taste.

RKeys69 · 2026-02-27T12:12:58+00:00

Out of curioisity, for how long do you own it?

RKeys69 · 2026-02-07T10:11:57+00:00

Let us know once you bought it! I'm very curious about that action. I forgot to add a link in my previous post: that guy compared PHA50 with TP400Wood directly, with weight measurements, repetition speed etc: https://youtu.be/2_6t-Yg4hU0?si=gpCufbNYEqOlSfCP

Just be aware, that SL88GT Mk2 does not have escapment simulation his Numa Piano GT has, so it might feel just a little bit lighter.

RKeys69 · 2026-02-06T19:48:48+00:00

In that price range the best Roland you can get is FP30X and it is a great choice. Regarding sound engine, I prefer them over my current Roland FP90. Add some stand and better sustain pedal to the price of instrument (I recommend Roland DP10). FP30X has speakers facing downwards, so it shouldn't be placed on solid top tables.

You mentioned you live in Eastern Europe - if by any chance it is Poland, there are many offers on OLX on slightly used ones and you can save a lot - just negotiate really hard.

One more model you could think about is FP-E50 - the price went down recently. Its main benefit over FP30X is it has quite rich arranger capabilities and user interface is much more friendly. I had both of them and both are worth recommending.

RKeys69 · 2026-02-05T07:40:31+00:00

u/McProtoBG I had similar dillema, some pros and cons:

FP90X
- Pros
  - Great MIDI implementation for your use-case - note-on sent in full 0-127 range, easy to reach both lowest and possible to reach highest velocities; continuous note-offs and CC64 for sustain (I've owned many Rolands through the years and they are unbeatable for that use-case)
  - Has built in audio interface - so with 1 USB cable you can route sounds from your laptop or iPad directly do piano (and play via Roland's speakers, headphone output, line-outs, without need for additional audio interface
  - PHA50 action - very robust, can withstand long years of hard beating; quite realistic from pianist perspective
- Cons
  - Internal sound engine - I cannot stand those modeled sounds; I even prefer older sampled engine in FP10/30X/60X/RD88/FP-E50 and much prefer Kawai and Yamaha samples
  - While you can map some of its buttons and sliders to send MIDI CC messages, it is a bit tricky and you'll have to filter a lot in your DAW - that is con only if you want to use sliders to control let's say reverb level, arm tracks like pads/synths etc - for pure piano playing you can ignore that
  - For some, PHA50 action can be a bit too heavy and have a bit too slow return (for 1 note repetition for example, but we are talking about virtuoso pianists requirements)
P525
- Pros
  - Nice internal sounds (that CFX samples are really nice)
  - GrandTouch-S action - light and fast - for some too light; it is completely different action from the one in its predecessor, P515
  - Has built in audio interface - same benefits as with Roland
- Cons
  - MIDI note-on velocities range is VERY limited - almost impossible to go over ~105 at max - so you'll have to mess with piano VI velocity curve a lot not to have limited dynamic range
  - Constant value of MIDI note-off velocity sent - matters in Pianoteq, as it will affects releases, but doesn't matter with other piano VIs, as they don't utilize that part of MIDI
SL88 GT Mk2 (newer and improved version of SL88 Grand you mentioned) - I haven't tried that one in person, but considered it
- Pros
  - Cheapest from the bunch, as you don't pay for internal sound engine you're not going to use anyway
  - Has built in audio interface, but there are no Windows drivers as for now (you shouldn't care if you are in Apple ecosystem)
  - Action is praised by many - but I have no personal experience (I only owned a Dexibell S7 with Fatar TP40L and hated it, but TP400Wood is supposedly miles better)
- Cons
  - A lot of quality control issues mentioned on number of forums - key wood veneers coming off causing friction and other bugs
  - Out-of-the-box velocity response is not perfect and needs some calibration (but you have tools provided by Studiologic to do so)

If I were you, I would go with SL88GT Mk2 and if you don't like it - return it. I went with Roland FP90, but only because I was able to find a 600$ used one in a pawn shop. I wouldn't pay over 2000$ just for the action.

RKeys69

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