@sharrond62 Curious what your solution for Intersex people is then? Because there are very simple solutions that make all this nuance go away and the only reason nobody is talking about them is because they cost a lot more
@jk_rowling You do realise it goes both ways? The next "female" obgyn you see might well have bulging muscles and a substantial beard because they were originally "born a woman" and are now post-op..
@stevesi@mdcranney It's usually cheaper to pool resources and maintain shared services than for each individual grant holder to fritter money away on duplicates. I remember the days of the uni staff all having top of the line printers in their office, yet only occasionally printing. So much waste
@SannaDaCatMama@malmesburyman Nonetheless, the WFH era has allowed businesses to reduce their overall employee cost (mostly through lack of pay rises) by considering WFH as a benefit. Take that benefit away and people will start wanting pay rises to compensate for the difference, and rightly so.
@SannaDaCatMama@malmesburyman That is also certainly true, families often struggled - I grew up in a household with 6 children and very little money, a lot of the "childcare" was me and my older sister, even though we were definitely not old enough to be left alone.
@SannaDaCatMama@malmesburyman Businesses had to pay higher (relative) wages so that families could be supported from a single income. Take away WFH and you'll find employees seeking higher wages to account for the discrepancies between wage rises and inflation.
@SithPunk91@starwars@DisneyPlus Honestly some of the best Star Wars in ages, definitely worth a watch - especially if you're a fan of things like Goonies, ET, Stranger Things.
@RGB_Lights It's the problem with politicians trying to determine a solution to a technical problem. They should've stuck to defining the intent, that users should get control over whether they are tracked or information passed to third parties and the default be "no" without pressure
@stevesi I don't think you can blame the EU for that last screen. It's a lot more the fault of the "But why isn't everything customizable" attitude of the "power user" community, who cannot conceive of why having the option to open different image formats in different apps is excessive.
@lulumeservey "Fully functioning humanoid robot" is an odd way of describing "remote controlled robots" - I'm only going to be served drinks like a Jetson if there is an actual human controlling it, at which point they might just as well serve the drinks instead.
@robertgraham Free speech has never really been the problem. The problem is the shockingly poor levels of education that lets people get into the situation of not being able to tell fact from fiction.
@NotTheTimCurry Things like Rocky Horror helped spark the conversations that led us to the point where we can even have conversations about whether it is problematic. You just can't apply modern standards to historical media and ignore the context it was created in.