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I work with cameras, produce electronic music, play games and make videos about them. he/him

Just a reminder that: - this isn't for workplaces and if your work is trying to implement it scare them over discrimination claims - the onus is on the service provider, not the service user to comply - the code *itself* says enforcement of toilet facilities is unworkable and low priority

Slurms MacKenzie@slurmsmackenzie.bsky.social · 15h ago

EHRC Code of Practice comes into effect today so remember to be an absolute pain in the arse to any service provider who is trying to actively enforce it.

The fact the guidance literally says that following the guidance may open services/businesses up to legal challenges due to discrimination of protected identifies shows that the government is fully aware that it's not fit for purpose *and* specifically discriminatory

Guidance is guidance, it is not legally binding requirements and it is up to individuals and businesses and services to decide how they interpret it and they can use that as a reason to vocally and visibly fight back against transphobia.

Big shout out to all the people who were mad at me for not wanting them to vote labour cause they were “certain labour will be better on trans rights than the tories“, they couldn’t have done it (segregation) without you

Okay I went back and recorded the WPBL anthem. I haven't seen a clip of it yet and....it needs to never be forgotten.

Why did they call it Final Destination when it's a plane crash. Planes don't have *final* destinations, trains and buses do. Like a plane is gonna land for a sec to drop a couple people off on the way

This is true yes and also we know from experience if you give a single inch to any issue the radical center are crying about they will take it. So if we're annoying about it it's because fuck you that's why.

berserk@worstplace.bsky.social · 4d ago

Leftists are glib about how upsetting it is to see someone suffering on the streets because 100% of people who complain about it follow it with "and that's why we need to turn homeless people into mulch"

Here's the first draft I backed out on. I was pretty much preparing to leave the platform regardless of what their response was, because even the mere threat of something like this is frankly offensive enough to me to not want to use their platform. But it doesn't leave much room for them to change

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Thanks Google Maps for automatically highlighting a station I rarely use in an area I don't go to much, marking it as so prominent on my Google Maps as to be a default pin visible alongside the two largest museums in London, which I also don't visit. Great feature 10/10

Screenshot of Google Maps, zoomed out to show a wide view of London, UK. Two location pins are shown, presumably by default, of The British Museum and Natural History Museum, but also visible is an unlabelled pin to the east, which is bright pink and has a heart symbol in the middleScreenshot of Google Maps zoomed in to show what the pink heart pin is for: Shoreditch High Street Station. I have no idea why Google has deemed this to be so important as to show up on my Maps essentially from space - I rarely use that station or go to this area. Well done Google.

Train tracks should all be perfectly straight, no turns. Faster and more efficient, but most importantly - when I sit on the shady side at the start of a journey, I don't end up on the sunny side halfway through. This is more important than any logistical, financial or ecological concerns raised