Is that so? Can you link some source for this claim?

Overpopulation is an incorrect translation for “Überfremdung”. It hurts to improve the translation of a German alt-right buzzword, but I’d rather translate it with “over-foreignization” (kudos to Chat GPT with helping).

For most mixed-gender public saunas in Finland though, bathing clothes are mandatory and nudity is prohibited. Also, nobody cares that much what you are wearing and you can wear your swimsuit to a single gender sauna, too, if it makes you feel comfortable.

This is quite opposite to Germany, where regular sauna goers might very well tell you that clothes are prohibited and that they “pose a hygiene problem”. I even heard people saying stuff like “This is a Finnish sauna, you don’t wear clothes here!” in a German mixed gender sauna. Well, the opposite is true for a mixed gender sauna in Finland 🤷🏼.

Edit: My experience is limited, so I guess I was wrong about wearing bathsuits to single-gender saunas. Thanks for pointing that out @kadotux@lemmings.world !

It’s still a relaunch though, and it’s still great news!

No, it doesn’t. It means “we’re unfit for the industry’s transition to electric vehicles”.

This refers to Taiwan.

Many major European cities already implemented this, and I’ve yet to hear of a single one where it turned out to be “a big mistake”. Can anybody from these cities report (e. g. Helsinki or others)?

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🤯 Didn’t notice that one! Yes, that’s indeed more irregular in English!

Literally every single point listed by @captain_aggravated@sh.itjust.works applies 100% identically to German. Could you explain how English is less consistent than German?

So? Are you complaining that

• your house is poorly insulated or
• that you are in a bad place financially or
• that Australia’s energy mix is not sustainable enough or
• that you cannot afford a heat pump for efficient heating?

Or is it something else?

Yes, yes it does.

She… she… she might have stood on that office chair.

At least for Germany I really doubt it.

In my city in Germany it appears to be more popular than the most recent men’s world cup, which was largely boycotted.

Thank you for your moderation efforts 🫡

Has anybody had the patience to investigate on the article and find out what is meant by “vegetarian equivalent”? I cannot believe that lentils or beans could be that expensive. Completely different picture for tofu, meat substitutes and the like.