Re:Forging a Swiss Lens: How Zurich's tech scene changed my ...
by _nalply on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @05:11PM
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Usually Swiss people find a way around this limitation. Swap laundry time slots with neighbours, for example.
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Re:Forging a Swiss Lens: How Zurich's tech scene changed my ...
by danielvinson on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @06:27PM
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I don't understand why would there be a time slot in the first place... do people not own their own laundry machines in Switzerland?
Re:Forging a Swiss Lens: How Zurich's tech scene changed my ...
by joe3774 on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @06:30PM
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People who own houses and apartments usually do but rented places often have shared laundries. In newer buildings every apartment has its own laundry.
Re:Forging a Swiss Lens: How Zurich's tech scene changed my ...
by tgsovlerkhgsel on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @11:26PM
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It's pretty common to have a shared machine in the basement. If you're lucky, it's on the -2 sublevel somewhere in a nuke shelter (yes, literally) and nobody cares whether you use it at 3 am on a Sunday.
Re:Forging a Swiss Lens: How Zurich's tech scene changed my ...
by _nalply on Wednesday January 24, 2018 @09:49AM
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I think it also depends where you live in Switzerland. From foreigners complaining about it I deduct that Zurich tends to be relatively strict. Where I live (Espace Mittelland) this is a non-problem.
Re:Forging a Swiss Lens: How Zurich's tech scene changed my ...
by MagnumOpus on Wednesday January 24, 2018 @03:38AM
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People in small apartments usually don't, people in houses always do - this is the same in the US though.