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Am o problema legata de proprietatea asupra unui teren.

Am cumparat in 2016 un teren. La mai putin de 10 ani, vecinul m-a sat in judecata pentru ocuparea ilegala a proprietatii. Analizand doscumentele dumnealui, o ridicare cadastrala facuta in w019 in baza unor documente mai vechi, se pare ca 40 cm din accesul meu e pe proprietatea lui. Uitandu-ma totusi pe ortofotoplanuri, situatia accesului este cel putin din 2003, adica cel putin 13 ani inainte de achizitia mea.

Avand in vedere situatia istorica si caracterul permanent, public si continuu, putem apela la prescriptia achizitiva, chiar daca termenul minim de 10 ani (lipsind doar cateva luni) nu a ajuns la termen, situatia fiind in vigoare practic de cel putin 26 de ani?

A lot ulof UX talk is going around, but I want to remind everyone UX is NOT part of the product design world, just as mechanical design or graphic design isn't. Although tangential to product design, there design aspects fall under the category of speciality design.

Product design is a small part of Industrial design, which incorporate every design aspect involved in conceptualizing, manufacturing, exploitation and recycling of a product, design branches like environmental design, transportation design, data collection design, R&D, and yes, UX aswell, among others. But ttake it with a grain of salt, UX cannot take part without a product, therefore UX IS NOT part of product design!

Also, it's totally wrong to assume you're a product designer just because you are an UX designer. UI is solely limited to smart products and UX only to a product that can be evaluated! You cannot UI a plastic bucket, unless it has a smart module, but you can still design this product, and you cannot UX an inexistent product!

Because of misinterpreting the meaning of graphic interface design and having it's meanings re-alocated to a branch that should not deal with it in the first place, creates a lot of confusion in the general acception responsibilities of a product designer or ID designer in employers and recruiters eyes.

So, therefore, for the sake of political correctness, it's better to refer UI as an interface design part and UX as a dtand-alone part of the design world.

Keep this in mind when applying to a new job, if you don't want to be over your head with the job's requirements and responsibilities.