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halvdan @ halvdan @beehaw.org
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  • "Someone". And yes, they are.

    • What non-FOSS software are you using that you wish you could replace?

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  • Fusion 360. It's the only thing that makes me boot into windows. I've lazily tried to make do with some 3D CAD on Linux, but no.

    • What's the "Joe Shmoe" of different cultures? Or the "John/Jane Smith"?

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  • Sweden: Svensson, although the most common surname is Andersson.

    Specifically for Gothenburg - Glenn "everybody is called Glenn in Gothenburg", or older use - Kålle (male) and Ada (female). Not used that often.

    • Here comes the boom

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  • Can't believe that this still makes me laugh after all these years. Classic.

    • Those of you who shower barehanded: Do you lather and then use your hand, or just shove the soap wherever it needs to go?

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  • I know toasters are for bathing, but hadn't heard circular saws were better for showers. TIL.

    • What is unnecessary gendered?

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  • I have absolutely no problems with non-gendered bathrooms and they are getting more and more common. The one exception in my opinion is the troth-style arrangement that are common at larger venues, because of superior throughput. Especially sport venues where everyone rushes to the bathroom at halftime. If all toilets were individual, the queues would get enormous or the number of toilets would have to be at least tripled.

    And admit it guys, you'd miss having the opportunity to compliment someone's dick without it being weird.

    Otherwise I see no point in gendering bathrooms.