Vincenzo.romano

Nomen Omen!
There's nothing to be said more than what has been already written somewhere else.
A kind of biography or, less pretentiously, a collection of personal notes would be too large to fit this web page.
Thus I abstain from it.

Books edit

Junior Science by W.D. Barras
The book of Pyramids by C.W. Ceram
La Divina Commedia by D. Alighieri
BASIC Programming by B.S. Gottfried
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by D.N. Adams

... among many, many others

Places edit

Music edit

Pictures at an Exhibition by M. Mussorgsky
Walk this way by Aerosmith along with Run D.M.C.
The Musical Offering (BWV1079) by J.S. Bach
Canaria canaria by Santa B. Boys
Symphony no. 2 in E minor Op. 27 by S. Rachmaninoff
Nauta by Vincenzo Romano

Film & TV edit

Doctor Who (the seasons featuring Tom Baker)
Sapphire and Steel
Star Trek (the original series)
Quest for Fire by J.J. Annaud
Quark by Piero Angela

Blade Runner (Director's and Final cuts)
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
The Monty Python
The Simpsons

Thoughts edit

Claudio is. I'm a little bit less. 1988
Maybe computers will never become as intelligent as Humans. For sure they won't ever become so stupid. 1989
A computer 10 times faster can also execute 10 times more errors in any unit of time. 1991
History teaches us that History doesn't teach anything. 1995
Non quietis maribus nauta peritus. (The sailorman doesn't gain skills over smooth seas) 1997
Speed is a virtue that can generate a vice which is hurry. 2000

Human intelligence has limits. Stupidity has none. 2003
Big the sail, strong the wind, the mast broke up. 2007
The Law with no control is like the omelette without eggs. 2008
More semplification, worse idiocy. 2012
Fictile vasum inter illa ex ferro timeat. (The vase made by clay should fear to stay among those made by iron) 2017