Pocketbook Aqua 2 dispune de un afișaj E Ink Carta de 6'', cu o rezoluție de 1024 × 758 și 212 PPI. Are opt lumini LED în partea inferioară ecranului care proiectează lumină uniform pe ecran, permițându-vă să citiți în întuneric.
Saturday, March 3, 2018
Review E-reader Pocketbook Aqua 2
Pocketbook tocmai a lansat cititorul electronic de a doua generație e-reader, Pocketbook Aqua 2. Acest dispozitiv este proiectat să se ocupe de orice provocare și este ideal pentru persoanele care citesc în aer liber sau în cadă.
Pocketbook Aqua 2 dispune de un afișaj E Ink Carta de 6'', cu o rezoluție de 1024 × 758 și 212 PPI. Are opt lumini LED în partea inferioară ecranului care proiectează lumină uniform pe ecran, permițându-vă să citiți în întuneric.
Pocketbook Aqua 2 dispune de un afișaj E Ink Carta de 6'', cu o rezoluție de 1024 × 758 și 212 PPI. Are opt lumini LED în partea inferioară ecranului care proiectează lumină uniform pe ecran, permițându-vă să citiți în întuneric.
Thursday, March 1, 2018
Gândirea rapidă și lentă de Daniel Kahneman
De nu este bine sa ai incredere in ce iti este familiar?
Un studiu aprofundat și precis al modelului de "proces dual" al creierului și al auto-iluziei noastre native.
Următoarele idei au luat avânt în secolul XX: Freud a spus ca suntem ignoranți față de noi înșine, iar Nietzsche spunea că niciodata nu poti spune că te observi cu adevărat.
Este încă valabil, dar se astăzi s-a schimbat contextul. Se credea că lucrurile pe care nu le știam despre noi înșine erau întunecate - ca niște fetișuri emoționale, încărcate sexual. Acestea ar fi trebuit să fie motivul pentru care noi le ignoram: pentru că nu le-am confruntat, așa că le-am reprimat. Explicația profundă a abilității noastre uimitoare de a nu fi conștienți de adevăratele noastre motive și de ceea ce a fost cu adevărat bun pentru noi, stă în adâncurile noastre ascunse.
Nokia 8110 telefonul banana revine
Producătorul de telefoane mobile Nokia HMD Global ne duce înapoi în timp: Anul trecut, compania a adus din nou viață în telefonul mobil Nokia 3310. Nokia 8110 trezeste in noi in 2018 un adevarat sentiment de nostalgie.
HMD Global este producătorul a reînviat marca Nokia în decurs de un an. În 2017, au vrut sa dea lovitura cu noua ediție a telefonului Nokia 3310. Un an mai târziu, Nokia 8110 ar trebui să ne reamintească de vremuri de mult trecute. Pentru cine nu-și amintește: la sfârșitul anilor '90, telefonul mobil era starul momentului in materie de telefoane mobile. In filmul "Matrix", Neo folosea acest telefon pentru a păstra legătura cu colegii săi.
Monday, January 16, 2017
Connect and sync ASUS Zenfone 3 to windows 10 on PC
- Connect phone to pc on 64 bit windows 10
- Check phone for any prompt
- Run ASUS System updates on phone
- Reboot phone
- On PC go to specific drive in explorer, run setup.exe and install ASUS Remote Link and ASUS PC link for ZenFone 3
- Reboot PC
Friday, November 25, 2016
How to plan for a grant or scholarship to fund your education
Getting into college is very important to young students and anyone that reaches that level of education needs to figure out how their education will be paid for. Although the options are multiple, most of them imply a loan that has to be paid back. In order to fund their education online at the chosen university, students search for scholarships to achieve this.
Thursday, April 7, 2016
What are the effects of sleeping with an alarm clock ringing next to your head?
I noticed that some people set their alarm clock very early like 3:00-4:00 a.m. The intention is to get up early but what happens is that they consistently sleep through all alarms set and wake up around 6:00 a.m. They think that if they set it earlier, they will gradually wake up, because if they don't set the alarm, they would wake up at 8:00 a.m.
The logic behind this strategy seems to be better applied for activities during theday, day, when one is awake, but I am wondering about other effects this type of exposure to repetitive sound while sleeping might have, similar to the snooze effect that is already demonstrated as being stressful to the mind and body.
When waking up in the morning and noticing that they slept through their set alarms, people get stressed and the next time they go to sleep they think that maybe placing the alarm clock, which today is mostly replaced by a smartphone, closer to their heads, even under the pillow, so that it's closer the the ear and maybe they will hear it better. This of course has no real effect on them actually reacting to the sound of the alarm and really waking up.
The body is most probably in some stage of deep sleep and the brain has the auditory system paralyzed to some degree or maybe involved in other functions of dreaming, because obviously hearing does not have much effect, in the sense that it does not complete its function of sending the audio signals to the brain or maybe the brain receives the signal but does not always react to the sound of the alarm. The question could be at this point if the brain perceives the sound. I am pretty sure that the cells in the ear, responsible for sound processing react. I remember seeing a documentary on how they work and they are passive and just react to different frequencies of sound and there are a whole range of such cells, called cills, that depending on their size react to different frequencies. So the sound gets sent to the brain and is transformed into electrical signal because sound is not something really voluntary. And you notice this sometimes when you dream and sounds in the surroundings, like TV, alarms and even peoples voices get slightly integrated into the dream.
I think the body has a way of dealing with sounds disturbing sleep and learns to ignore them in order to rest regardless of the intentions set by you using your mind. It is very important also what type of motivation lies behind needing to wake up. It could be, as it so often is, that you must wake up to go to work or school, which is in large an external set motivation which one internalizes to various degrees and becomes responsible in regards to it, and trains himself to respect hours when waking up.
It could also be that you want to wake up to do something for yourself or you are on a vacation and are more eager to explore new things and can barley sleep and are excited and wake up even before the alarm rings.
The scenario discussed here however is a repetitive one from Monday to Friday between 10:00-11:00 (falling asleep interval) p.m. and 3:00-8:00 a.m. (alarm ringing interval) the next day. The classic modern workweek sleep schedule of city people.
The logic behind this strategy seems to be better applied for activities during theday, day, when one is awake, but I am wondering about other effects this type of exposure to repetitive sound while sleeping might have, similar to the snooze effect that is already demonstrated as being stressful to the mind and body.
When waking up in the morning and noticing that they slept through their set alarms, people get stressed and the next time they go to sleep they think that maybe placing the alarm clock, which today is mostly replaced by a smartphone, closer to their heads, even under the pillow, so that it's closer the the ear and maybe they will hear it better. This of course has no real effect on them actually reacting to the sound of the alarm and really waking up.
The body is most probably in some stage of deep sleep and the brain has the auditory system paralyzed to some degree or maybe involved in other functions of dreaming, because obviously hearing does not have much effect, in the sense that it does not complete its function of sending the audio signals to the brain or maybe the brain receives the signal but does not always react to the sound of the alarm. The question could be at this point if the brain perceives the sound. I am pretty sure that the cells in the ear, responsible for sound processing react. I remember seeing a documentary on how they work and they are passive and just react to different frequencies of sound and there are a whole range of such cells, called cills, that depending on their size react to different frequencies. So the sound gets sent to the brain and is transformed into electrical signal because sound is not something really voluntary. And you notice this sometimes when you dream and sounds in the surroundings, like TV, alarms and even peoples voices get slightly integrated into the dream.
I think the body has a way of dealing with sounds disturbing sleep and learns to ignore them in order to rest regardless of the intentions set by you using your mind. It is very important also what type of motivation lies behind needing to wake up. It could be, as it so often is, that you must wake up to go to work or school, which is in large an external set motivation which one internalizes to various degrees and becomes responsible in regards to it, and trains himself to respect hours when waking up.
It could also be that you want to wake up to do something for yourself or you are on a vacation and are more eager to explore new things and can barley sleep and are excited and wake up even before the alarm rings.
The scenario discussed here however is a repetitive one from Monday to Friday between 10:00-11:00 (falling asleep interval) p.m. and 3:00-8:00 a.m. (alarm ringing interval) the next day. The classic modern workweek sleep schedule of city people.
Monday, July 8, 2013
Locuri de munca pentru elevi si studenti in Bucuresti
Ce poti munci ca elev sau student in Romania? Ce job s-ar potrivi unui tanar student(a) sau absolvent de bacalaureat in Romania 2013.
- Joburile in publicitate si marketing direct sunt prima varianta la care ma gandesc, pentru ca o incearca majoritatea tinerilor romani.
- Urmeaza joburi de call center si operator pc la stransa competitie cu joburi in restaurante si terase sau magazine si hipermarketuri
- Mai sunt joburi de vanzari de cosmetice si alte produse prin retele tip MLM formate din prieteni si cunostinte, colegi si rude
- Dar mai sunt si alte joburi mai interesante si mai educative cum sunt joburile de bone si babysitter sau meditatoare de muzica si desen sau limbi straine si dans.
- Pentru pasionati de calculatoare sunt pe piata joburi pentru posturi de tester jocuri si aplicatii mobile sau web, designer, programator, administrator de site, asistent programator, copywriter de articole si poate multe altele.
- Ingrijire de animale si ajutor in casa pentru curatenie si intretinere in casa si gradina. Supraveghere copii si casa pentru concedii.
- Intuiesc ca ar fi si joburi pentru studenti cu pregatire tehnica in firme de specialitate sau unitati de productie si depozite de marfuri.
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Cred ca am mai putea enumera diverse categorii de joburi pentru tineri studenti si elevi in Romania.
In acest sens va invit pe JobApel.ro pentru publica sau pentru a cauta un job. Daca aveti idei pe aceasta tema, sau puteti oferi un job potrivit pentru tineri, sau sunteti in cautare de job, sau chiar ati gasit jobul ideal pentru studenti sau elevi, va invit sa comentati si sa construim impreuna un loc de intalnire pentru acest segment de varsta si aceste tipuri de joburi.
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