For a few weeks now I've been looking for t-shirts produced, not only in the EU, but especially in my home country, Finland. What an ordeal it has been.

I slowly found some websites for companies that produced their clothes beginning from producing the fabric itself. (We can't exactly grow bamboo or cotton up here!) However, most of them only sold women's clothing.

However, I did manage to locate 5 shops of which one had extremely flamboyant styles and one had twice the price as the others.

But I finally had 3 shops! I ordered a couple of shirts from each and the first order arrived today.

I'm super happy; I've been needing to update my worn out t-shirts for quite some time now!

No matter whether I have this option turned on or off, I always have child comments visible.

Anyone else have this issue?

Edit:
I see the posts on piefed in the browser.

Alkuperäisen OP:n postaus redditissä:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Suomi/comments/1rdfxxx/24h_helsingin_joukkoliikennett%C3%A4_kartalla/

!nlvsfi@piefed.social

Statistics where The Netherlands and Finland compete for glory.

I just played through the serene, calm, relaxing first person puzzle game Botany Manor, and would really like to continue on that same path.
What other games can you recommend that would sweap me away into a stress free world of slow exploration?

I found a post from a year ago which asked the same question, however, it was for xbox, and I need something that I can pull out of my pocket when I cozy down into the corner of our couch. I normally PC game, but that's not the place for such experiences.

All suggestions appreciated, and a small reason why it's similar much appreciated.

Basically the title.

Do pictures really need a limit to how far you can zoom?

It annoys me to no end when there's a larger image that I'd really like to zoom in to view a detail and I run into an arbitrary wall just too far away.

Näin tämän, tuli Suomi mieleen.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/42711222