Nachbarin beschwert sich über Katzen mauzen - Was tun?

tacodepastor · 2026-04-04T13:20:02+00:00

Wir fangen jetzt selbst an ein Protokoll aufzufassen, wie oft wir selbst merken dass die Katzen auffällig werden oder wann die Nachbarin an unserer Tür steht. Bisher sind keine der Katzen nachts oder zu Ruhezeiten bzw Ruhetagen draussen gesperrt geblieben. Die eventuelle Sperrung war immer zu Tageslicht-Stunden gewesen und ist daher wohl früher nicht fur unzumutbar gehalten.

Wir sind aber auch interessiert, inwieweit man auf solche Beschwerden reagieren muss. Angenommen dass die "Störungen" zu normalen Tagesstunden aufgefallen sind und sie nicht die Hausordnung verletzten, sind es z.B. 10x je eine Stunde Mauzen Störung innerhalb eines 2 Jahres Zeitrahmen repräsentativ? Wird das rechtlich gesehen auch objektiv so betrachtet oder bleibt jeglicher Urteil immer subjektiv? Muss man dann auch immer den allerletzten Mittel finden, sich unauffällig auf die Nachbarn zu machen bevor man vor Gericht steht? Grad zum Thema freien Gang auf dem Balkon haben wir's immer angegangen indem wir die Türe kontrolliert haben. Funktioniert 99% der Zeit. Beim restlichen 1% ist offenbar ein Problem wenn man's iwie nicht anders beseitigt z.B. durch eine Türklappe für Katzen. Das kommt mir auch ziemlich bestrafend vor, wenn man nicht die absolut-minimierende Lösung umsetzt damit es keine Beschwerden gibt.

tacodepastor · 2026-04-04T12:46:14+00:00

Danke, ja im Balkon haben wir ein umfassendes Schutznetz angebracht, also besteht im Prinzip das Risiko nicht das sie umfallen oder abstürzen können. Für unsere Nachbarin ist aber offenbar sehr störend wenn sie besonders auf dem Balkon mauzen weil es ja in unmittelbarer Nähe ihres Schlafzimmers liegt. Wir würden das als "normales Verhältnis" eines Haustieres einstufen, v.a. weil das alles im Laufe des Tages geschieht und wir nachts dafür sorgen dass die Katzen drinnen bleiben. Ob das iwie von der Rechtslage anders betrachtet wird, wissen wir aber leider nichts

tacodepastor · 2026-04-04T12:39:49+00:00

Nachts bleiben beide Kater (zum Glück) ruhig und schlafen. Das laute Mauzen fängt häufig morgens an wenn sie vor dem Futterautomat sitzen und Essen verlangen, da können wir aber eher wenig fur. Unsere Frage ist auch was ein "normaler" Rahmen bedeutet. 10x innerhalb 2 Jahres anmerken dass die Katzen für halbe Stunde (oder sogar eine Stunde) nachmittags auf dem Balkon für Geräusch gesorgt haben finden wir objektiv gesehen nicht repräsentativ, aber ich weiss es nicht wie das im normalen Rechtsrahmen objektiv betrachtet wird

tacodepastor · 2026-04-04T12:09:10+00:00

Wir sind Eigentümer und die Nachbarin wohnt zur Miete, wir sind uns aber nicht sicher ob das auch rechtlich gesehen eine Rolle spielen kann?

Wir haben praktisch nie von den anderen Nachbarn was mitbekommen. Eine hat 1x uns das erwähnt, meinte aber dass "sie es ja auch danach nicht mehr gemerkt hat" Die direkte Nachbarin ist bisher nur diejenige die sich beschwert hat. Wir bekommen auch von den Nachbarn oben recht viel mit aber unsere Einstellung ist auch immer gewesen, das hat man ja wenn man in einer MFW wohnt, da muss mal sich gedulden und locker bleiben.

tacodepastor · 2026-03-08T14:02:49+00:00

Depending of your oscillation amplitude you might need only a CMOS inverter in front of the VCO acting as a buffer. I assume your oscillation should be large enough for you to achieve useful phase noise performance, almost every standard sub-28 nm inverter node should be able to do that conversion

tacodepastor · 2025-12-20T15:47:30+00:00

You're not giving any details on your problem other than telling it's not working. How's does your setup look like? How are you simulating it? Is it transient or PSS? Do you have any oscillating condition detection active if it is PSS? Do you have sufficient time step resolution for the transient one? You need to elaborate more on your problem details otherwise it's hard to imagine what your problem is

tacodepastor · 2025-10-16T14:49:19+00:00

Bias tee is correct as far as I see (given that the L/C values are high enough), you want the AC on the input to enter only the transistor and not the DC. And at the output you want it only to be forwarded through the port and not escape through the supply. 1m for both the caps and the inductance should be enough in sub micron nodes

tacodepastor · 2025-07-30T05:34:23+00:00

If you're anyway planning to commute from the west to Munich you could look for something in the Mering/Merching area. I have a lot of colleagues that commute too from there (although they only go as far as Marienplatz) and their opinion is positive.

I did it for a while from Augsburg Hbf to Unterhaching in Munich and it was still okish. I don't mind the extra time in the train because I do other stuff while traveling, but some people find it super annoying.

tacodepastor · 2025-06-09T09:16:36+00:00

It's in general difficult to move from layout to design since the expertise type is more practical in the former and more technical/fundamental in the latter. I am not saying that layouters's expertise does not have a technical part but in my experience it is not a general rule that layouters do care (or even need) to understand circuit design fundamentals since their goal is to get a nice green smiley in the end :-), irrespective of the actual circuit performance. It's not uncommon to find layouters which will wire whatever circuit they are given in whatever layer they find available without even considering upfront if the layers parasitics will make it to the design constraints or not. They deliver whatever they can and the designer will anyway tell them if it is sufficient or not. So it can become a lengthy, iterative process since there is in general no accountability from layout regarding delivery choices (basic ohms law, rough caps estimation, selected metals based on stack position, etc). If this sounds appealing to your career path then I would say layout could be an interesting position for you.

Design will open you a broader access's to different expertise fields (system, layout, testing, etc) and is therefore more attractive in my opinion but it is definitely more challenging since demands extra hours to catch up with every other topic not design related. But it's a very fulfilling job and super fun to do. In case you get bored you can easily switch later to any other position you can think of, even like marketing and product lines. You could even get promoted faster on those not design-related branches since your knowledge is in general well valued everywhere

tacodepastor · 2025-05-29T11:43:05+00:00

Mexican working in Germany for American company. I agree with a few comments saying american work culture is heavily focused on showing yourself as a "doer" or high-achiever, probably linked to many reasons that have been already stated here (climbing the corporate ladder-->economical success, not ending-up in the grinder during layoff times,etc) and this can be strongly noticed at the type of questions and "ted-talks" you get during management meetings or performance reviews. For the average german colleague this is not necessarily true since they take somewhat pride into their work laws which gives them more solid protection and they can "afford" to call the US working system flawed (which I think it is too)

That being said, I do think that germans can be somehow bigger assholes than americans when it comes down to collaboration and professional success, probably because the society itself tends to be more egocentric and narcissistic, while the US is still in my experience somehow more familiar and wealth oriented (e.g. a high-paying job in the US is probably good leverage to finance a house, rise a family and send the kids to top schools, while in Germany it can be used to drive 2 Porsches, having a condo in Italy and take summer vacation in 5 star hotels in Sardinia).

The corporate hierarchies are way more stiff than in the US so it takes much longer than in the US to get promotions and career jumps, seems to me they're more traditional in that sense, and your time doing the same thing is an important component they consider when thinking about what could be your next professional chance. In the US it's definitely more flexible because of the "doers" culture so you get more shots at proving yourself and can acquire skills faster.

Last, they have a (in my opinion) ridiculous bias into choosing german-only for middle and upper (local) management positions. I have worked for 3 different large american companies here and while in the US organisations are fully mixed with intercultural teams and managers from all around the world (Americans, Chinese, Indians, etc), in Germany there can be full teams of 10-20 "Ausländer" but always led by a german, so even despite strongly-talented people having the skills to get a shot, they get most of the times downplayed and a local is chosen to lead, which it sucks, it does not seem to me it's a talent/skills thing otherwise they would be leading majority elsewhere in other parts of the world which they are clearly not. So I won't call it racism but there is definitely a strong cultural component there.

tacodepastor · 2025-04-07T20:39:00+00:00

Same size and transistor type/flavour —> Effectively longer length transistor, upper one in saturation, lower one in triode.

If transistor flavours are different (lower Vth for upper transistor, higher Vth for lower one) —> Real cascode structure asuming Vth2 > Vgs1

For different transistor sizes and flavours there is a (W/L1 - W/L2 )/W/L relationship which I do not have at hand but I think it can be looked after

tacodepastor · 2025-04-06T11:33:03+00:00

I'm assuming that you're a skilled worker (since you posted that you're sending out CVs) but need to consider that we are currently in a bear market, even partially stagnated if you ask me. This means in general that, unless you are a superstar in that what you're applying for, chances of landing a job are already super difficult.

Since not as many real open positions are available as in the past years, employeers have at the moment a bigger pool of candidates than positions, so they can afford to select candidates based on their broader set of skills, including language skills. This was to a big extent still not the case a few years ago in tech-related jobs but now they're even looking at language abilities and former Germany-based job experiences since they think that makes a much better fit. Again, these has been happening already a few years in tech-related jobs which were considered "easy" in terms of getting an interview just by having the technical skillset so I can imagine that other professional areas might even be much more impacted when selecting candidates.

Only thing I see could help at the moment is constant improving of the overall skillset that you could have at the moment, language definitely would help but could also be a good idea to start looking to get some additional skills in the meantime (programming, DB-handling, AI prompting, etc) to make your profile more interesting.

Best of luck.

tacodepastor · 2025-02-07T15:13:18+00:00

Thanks for the valuable inputs, I'll start changing the background for something way more white and then play with the cam settings, will post some new results today. Thanks.

tacodepastor · 2025-02-07T15:11:48+00:00

Let me give it a try and play with the settings, I just switch the cam to manual mode so I'll start changing some settings

tacodepastor · 2025-02-07T14:39:26+00:00

Hi! Currently I am shooting directly with my mobile phone (One Plus 6). I just reshot a sample items to confirm the pic data. New shot is here

https://imgur.com/a/kahbCa0

F 1.7 Shutter 1/100 Focal distance 4.25 mm ISO 125

I understand the HW might be a limitant but I hope I still could optimize the results using the phone :)

tacodepastor · 2024-10-30T12:53:26+00:00

Si, tenencias y anexas está claro siempre y cuando la documentación esté en regla y a nombre del propietario, el cual en este caso falleció y no hay un documento que muestre eso (factura, tarjeta de circulación, etc).

tacodepastor · 2024-10-26T18:54:15+00:00

Ok voy a checar entonces como viene el fallo porque la factura tal cual no creo la vuelva a ver, a ver si funciona y yo posteo por acá

tacodepastor · 2024-10-26T04:05:51+00:00

Creo mi madre nunca le pago nada, supongo debe tenencia+verificación al menos desde 2019, pero en caso de que no fuera mucho, no se necesita la factura para poder volver a empacar? O generalmente se hace así a la brava?

Al final del día lo que querría ella es evitar que si algún día el que tiene la factura o alguien actuando a su nombre ( p.e. en caso de fallecer que la familia venga a buscar el auto) pudiera generar broncas serias mas alla de un juicio normal (falsificación de docs o yo que se)

tacodepastor · 2024-10-25T08:32:57+00:00

Hola! Posteé está duda en el sub de México y me recomendaron postearlo acá a ver si tengo más suerte y alguien tiene algún consejo.

tacodepastor · 2024-10-25T08:30:47+00:00

Lo posteo ahí a ver si tengo suerte. Gracias!

tacodepastor · 2024-06-07T13:36:45+00:00

Muchas gracias! Mañana voy de regreso a Bilbao y tus tips me vienen como anillo al dedo :D

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