Interesting Links for 27-04-2025

[andrewducker]

1. Law students organize to give Trump-caving firms a recruitment problem

(tags:protest politics USA law jobs )

2. Statement on the Genocidal Nature of the Gender Critical Movement's Ideology and Practice

(tags:genocide transgender LGBT )

3. Recreating the Mini Motorways game as a functional 3D printed map

(tags:games transport 3dprinting viaSwampers )

4. Genre Creators for Trans Rights in the UK and USA (raising money through an auction)

(tags:scifi fandom auctions transgender rights LGBT )

5. The record-breaking tunnel being built from Denmark to Germany

(tags:Denmark Germany tunnel )

6. Mike Lindell's lawyers used AI to write brief—judge finds nearly 30 mistakes

(tags:law ai epicfail )

7. Stimming increases self-efficacy in autistic people

(tags:psychology autism )

8. "I have lived on an Edinburgh canal boat for nearly five years and I have no plans to jump ashore"

(tags:housing boats Edinburgh Scotland )

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[zz]

Some behind the scenes videos by the company https://www.youtube.com/@FemernAS

and a video i watched a while back by a channel that covers infrastructure projects https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiYvXKQksgI

[dewline]

1. Good.

2. Good to know about the Lemkin Institute.

4. Also good.

5. I had no idea this was being built!

7. Glad to know this as it'll be useful.

[fub]

When we visit my sister in Copenhagen, we used to drive to Puttgarden and take the ferry there. Waiting times were always a bit hit-or-miss, and you could easily spend 90 minutes waiting for a spot. Being able to get out of the car for a bit was nice, though.
But now the bridge between Jutland and Sealand is open, and we use that -- which means more kilometers, but at least you're not dependent on a schedule you have no control over. And the toll for the bridge is about the same as the ferry ticket price.
Once this tunnel is operational, I think we'll take the shorter route again and go through this tunnel.