Quindi oggi qualcuno ha suonato il mio campanello. Quando sono andato ad aprire la porta, non c’era nessuno nel corridoio, ma c’era una borsa appesa alla maniglia della porta.
Ho guardato la borsa. C’erano parti elettroniche casuali, 2 batterie disconnesse e alcune attrezzature a base di chip e un caricabatterie USB C White. C’era anche una nota nella borsa che diceva "Forse puoi usarlo. Che non lo buttano via. Sii onorevole"
Non ho mai buttato via parti elettroniche, quindi queste non sono le mie. Potrebbe esserci qualche impatto negativo mantenendo queste parti? Non credo di poterli buttare via la domenica. Mio cognato dice che non avrei dovuto prendere affatto nella borsa.
Non so cosa fare qui.
EDIT: aggiunta del link delle foto.
Random electronic parts at my doorstep
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What did the note say exactly?
Electronic parts do not go into the trash. They must be given to a special collection place.
Don’t put unknown USB-C sources into your stuff. They could do anything, from installing viruses, spyware up to wrecking the USB device or even motherboards.
Just dump it at the next bigger supermarket – they should have collection boxes for batteries and small electronic devices.
Either one of your neighbours thought this stuff was yours and has passive-aggressively delivered it back to you or one of them has bit of a screw lose and thinks this is a nice gift because the stuff could still be useful and they didn’t want to throw it away.
Show us the parts
Someone dumped his trash at your doorstep easy as that 🤷♀️
Someone made a raspberry pi project and thought some other people in your house can use it for theyr project, it is ~80€ worth at the time he bought it.
Often in our home we have a community space where people will drop off books or games that they are not using anymore.
It mostly ended up near your door by accident.