Not a nightmare, no, but it's definitely a problem that needs solving. As it is you have lines out both doors. If you open both bathrooms to either gender you significantly decrease the efficiency of the "men's room" since you're going to have a line of people who can't use urinals stopping people from getting to the urinals.
You could design facilities to make it work, but our current facilities would be significantly less efficient.
Some of it is just based on logistics. A sports venue for example would have a hard time converting their bathrooms to gender neutral, and the reality is that "men's rooms" can be more space efficient due the focus on urinals.
But I find it completely ridiculous when a restaurant has two single occupancy bathrooms, one marked men and one marked women.
Interesting. I don't have a Windows PC to test but I ran into the same issues (frequent freezing) when I tried playing Skywalker Saga through Boosteroid. I also found many posts online about the Lego games in general being a buggy mess on PC when playing co-op. They work fine solo - can't even get them to crash there.
I don't use Windows at all, and have had the issue I mentioned for Skywalker Saga both on Steam OS and in Fedora on my laptop.
It does only occur in split screen though.
That's interesting and led me down a wikipedia rabbit hole. So the law in the US says that fictional child pornography (i.e., where it is drawn and this is not "indistinguishable" from a minor) is illegal if it is "obscene." And the definition of "obscene" essentially comes down to "would the average member of the community find it offensive."
That takes "grey area" to a whole new level.
I will warn that some of the Lego games are rather buggy on PC. My son and I played all the way through Skywalker Saga and then when we started doing free play found that it would constantly crash.
I was under the impression that even clearly drawn it's already illegal, though it's a grey area since they can say "lol it's a 1000 year old demon that just looks like a child." Is that not the case?
Look at you, jumping right to judging.
Yeah it seems like they use different "chunks" so I don't think it would be cross compatible.
I wish there was some way to share the assets since they use the same base data. I use osmand because I find it better for hiking and route planning to send to my watch, but would use organic as well if I I didn't need to keep two copies of the maps.
Why stop at Arch? I had to write my own kernel in college let's make everyone do that.
Yes, I'm posting this to point out the silliness of your idea.
I'm presenting a perfectly valid issue and your answer is to cover your ears and say someone else will figure it out.