I thought Italy was the land of bureaucracy.
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@Linkshaender @Ann_in_a @luca I used to do it, many years ago, but it's been a long time since I had to send a signed document this way
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@Linkshaender @Ann_in_a @stefano we need also the sign left by a coffee cup
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@Linkshaender @Ann_in_a @luca I used to do it, many years ago, but it's been a long time since I had to send a signed document this way
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@Linkshaender @Ann_in_a @stefano we need also the sign left by a coffee cup
This would help, too
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I thought Italy was the land of bureaucracy.
An overseas company wants a certificate for my company. I need to go to a specific office to get it and then scan it. I could get the same document online, but it wouldn't be signed. However, it’s a certificate where I declare... so I would just sign it digitally anyway. But no, they want the paper version, scanned, and then sent to them.
It doesn't make any sense.
@stefano The license for one of the software programs I use must be printed, signed, placed in an envelope, and mailed to the research group at a university in Germany; they don't accept faxes or PDFs, only the original. At least they don't require a seal with a ring stamp.
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@stefano The license for one of the software programs I use must be printed, signed, placed in an envelope, and mailed to the research group at a university in Germany; they don't accept faxes or PDFs, only the original. At least they don't require a seal with a ring stamp.
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I thought Italy was the land of bureaucracy.
An overseas company wants a certificate for my company. I need to go to a specific office to get it and then scan it. I could get the same document online, but it wouldn't be signed. However, it’s a certificate where I declare... so I would just sign it digitally anyway. But no, they want the paper version, scanned, and then sent to them.
It doesn't make any sense.
@stefano You could use ImageMagick to get that scanned look: convert -density 90 input.pdf -rotate 0.5 -attenuate 0.2 +noise Multiplicative -colorspace Gray output.pdf (/via https://chaos.social/@jiska/110848328479540118)
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@stefano You could use ImageMagick to get that scanned look: convert -density 90 input.pdf -rotate 0.5 -attenuate 0.2 +noise Multiplicative -colorspace Gray output.pdf (/via https://chaos.social/@jiska/110848328479540118)
@stefano Joking aside, this is called "Schriftformerfordernis" in Germany, and it hampers the goverment's own digitization efforts. In many cases, a manual signature is the only thing that establishes a legally binding document, and a scan of that document is proof of its existence. So the requirement makes sense from a legal viewpoint.
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@stefano Joking aside, this is called "Schriftformerfordernis" in Germany, and it hampers the goverment's own digitization efforts. In many cases, a manual signature is the only thing that establishes a legally binding document, and a scan of that document is proof of its existence. So the requirement makes sense from a legal viewpoint.
@jan I hadn't considered this point of view: scanning it means it exists. In case of problems, you need to provide the original, signed one. Yes, it makes sense.
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@MauroV1968
Secondo me sarebbe meglio che loro annettessero noi...
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@Alberto non sarebbe male SE fosse l'Italia a diventare come la Confederazione e non viceversa 🤣
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"Europa a menudo ve a Ucrania solo como una víctima. Esta es una simplificación peligrosa.
Ucrania es una potencia militar importante por derecho propio. Durante los últimos dos siglos, la mayoría de las llamadas victorias rusas dependieron en gran medida de Ucrania.
Contra Napoleón Bonaparte, el Imperio ruso dependió de la mano de obra, los suministros de alimentos, los caballos y la caballería cosaca ucraniana. Contra Adolf Hitler, millones de ucranianos lucharon en el Ejército Rojo, mientras que la industria, la agricultura y el territorio ucranianos fueron decisivos para la victoria soviética.
El mismo patrón se repitió en capítulos más oscuros de la historia europea. La partición de Polonia, la amenaza militar del Pacto de Varsovia, la guerra contra Finlandia e incluso la guerra en Afganistán fueron posibles gracias a ejércitos imperiales que contaron con una participación masiva de ucranianos.
En la URSS, los misiles balísticos intercontinentales más avanzados se diseñaron y fabricaron en Ucrania y fueron operados por ucranianos hasta 2014. Los ucranianos representaban aproximadamente el 40% de los oficiales del ejército soviético en la década de 1980. El avión de carga más grande del mundo se construyó en Ucrania. Rusia quiere recuperar todo esto, y sin Ucrania, sus misiles ahora explotan en aproximadamente uno de cada dos lanzamientos.
Ucrania también posee alrededor del 30% de la tierra negra del mundo, la tierra agrícola más fértil del planeta, una enorme fuente de influencia estratégica. Además, Ucrania cuenta con importantes recursos minerales, incluido el uranio, y se encuentra entre los diez primeros países del mundo en reservas de uranio.
La historia demuestra una regla simple: Rusia es más fuerte cuando controla Ucrania.
Si Rusia absorbe Ucrania hoy, Europa no se enfrentará a un agresor cansado o debilitado. Se enfrentará al ejército más fuerte y experimentado del continente, reforzado por la mano de obra, la experiencia en el campo de batalla y la capacidad industrial de Ucrania.
«Sin Ucrania, Rusia deja de ser un imperio. Con Ucrania subyugada y luego subordinada, Rusia se convierte automáticamente en un imperio». — Zbigniew Brzezinski
Ucrania puede convertirse en la columna vertebral de la defensa de Europa contra Rusia. O, si se la deja sin apoyo, puede ser absorbida por la fuerza y luego utilizada contra Europa.
Apoyar a Ucrania no es caridad. Es autodefensa estratégica.
Autor: Volodymyr Kukharenko"
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@clf I haven't been eating pizza for a long time. How long? I can't remember, but my feed will probably be a good reference.
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@francal NOOOO SCUSAAAA! Ho confuso il povero Leonardo Bianchi con Giorgio Bianchi 🤦♂️
Per intenderci, questo qui:
https://t.me/giorgiobianchiphotojournalist
