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> Because if your social class is demonized That's the first time I'm hearing tech workers are demonized in Austria. > We're on a forum of mostly tech workers
by The_Colonel 2y ago
> Because if your social class is demonized
That's the first time I'm hearing tech workers are demonized in Austria.
> We're on a forum of mostly tech workers after all, not minimum wage shelf stackers, it's normal the livability will be judged form that perspective.
If you don't qualify "livability" then it's normal to understand it as it is defined. If you want to talk about livability for high-income earners then just say it.
> Most of Central and Eastern EU have normalize ACs in private residences because summers are getting hotter and hotter.
Can you be more specific? ACs are not common in Czechia, Slovakia, Poland for sure. My guess is that your CEE will turn into South-Eastern Europe where the situation is of course different.
- ghaff 2y agoAC is probably more common than it used to be in relatively wealthy countries in a certain band than it used to be, especially for newer construction. I'm not sure it's so much changes in temperature as it is just overall expectations changing. I live in an old house in central MA in the US and I'll sometimes turn on a window/portable AC unit for a handful of days a year but I'm certainly not paying to have central air installed. Undergrad in the urban Boston area the older dorms certainly didn't have AC.