We are live! for the ICC's G13 "Middle Housing" [missing "missing"] Fire working group's session. We'll be discussing @willskud.bsky.social's proposal to increase allowable windowage in urban areas.
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- On Thurs Oct 29 @ 1pm ET/10am PT,
- @willskud.bsky.social of CBNA will present a code change proposal ...
- to the ICC's G13 "middle housing" committee's Fire working group.
It will increase the allowable size of exterior windows on residential buildings, which is important for dense urban lots.
- @willskud.bsky.social of CBNA will present a code change proposal ...
- to the ICC's G13 "middle housing" committee's Fire working group.
It will increase the allowable size of exterior windows on residential buildings, which is important for dense urban lots.
November 6, 2026 at 6:11 PM
We are live! for the ICC's G13 "Middle Housing" [missing "missing"] Fire working group's session. We'll be discussing @willskud.bsky.social's proposal to increase allowable windowage in urban areas.
Meeting link here: teams.microsoft.com/light-meetin...
Explanation here: bsky.app/profile/moin...
Meeting link here: teams.microsoft.com/light-meetin...
Explanation here: bsky.app/profile/moin...
One last thought.
The ICC’s worst nightmare is governments coming in to do code development. But if the ICC is going to use the codes to engage in social policy (6k sqft is “in keeping” with urban infill) or industrial policy (developer profits), then state legs really should take over.
The ICC’s worst nightmare is governments coming in to do code development. But if the ICC is going to use the codes to engage in social policy (6k sqft is “in keeping” with urban infill) or industrial policy (developer profits), then state legs really should take over.
November 6, 2026 at 1:41 AM
One last thought.
The ICC’s worst nightmare is governments coming in to do code development. But if the ICC is going to use the codes to engage in social policy (6k sqft is “in keeping” with urban infill) or industrial policy (developer profits), then state legs really should take over.
The ICC’s worst nightmare is governments coming in to do code development. But if the ICC is going to use the codes to engage in social policy (6k sqft is “in keeping” with urban infill) or industrial policy (developer profits), then state legs really should take over.
No indictments against Trump yet, but that’s why they are trying to cripple the ICC’s reach
November 5, 2026 at 2:25 PM
No indictments against Trump yet, but that’s why they are trying to cripple the ICC’s reach
Honestly, if Est Dems are so afraid of the power they've been granted that they don't want to actuality use it directly? I will even give them an easy out and still call it good without personally holding ANYONE responsible.
Sign US onto the Rome accord and then get the fuck out of the ICC's way.
Sign US onto the Rome accord and then get the fuck out of the ICC's way.
November 6, 2026 at 12:43 AM
Honestly, if Est Dems are so afraid of the power they've been granted that they don't want to actuality use it directly? I will even give them an easy out and still call it good without personally holding ANYONE responsible.
Sign US onto the Rome accord and then get the fuck out of the ICC's way.
Sign US onto the Rome accord and then get the fuck out of the ICC's way.
icc's 20 year goal to shrink the game is a pretty ironic twist
November 9, 2026 at 12:24 AM
icc's 20 year goal to shrink the game is a pretty ironic twist
There is no time limit for prosecuting crimes within the ICC's jurisdiction.
November 6, 2026 at 3:18 PM
There is no time limit for prosecuting crimes within the ICC's jurisdiction.
The Hague is most fitting, because we're not just recognizing the ICC's authority over the US, we're showing the limits of US Presidential pardon capabilities for future cabinet members. Let them explain their actions publicly and shrivel under the weight of accountability.
November 6, 2026 at 8:52 PM
The Hague is most fitting, because we're not just recognizing the ICC's authority over the US, we're showing the limits of US Presidential pardon capabilities for future cabinet members. Let them explain their actions publicly and shrivel under the weight of accountability.
Israel is not a party to the Rome Statute (having never ratified it and withdrawing its signature) and firmly rejects the ICC’s jurisdiction. The ICC prosecutor who accused Israel has since been removed due to sexual abuse charges. The move by the ICC is political. There is no evidence
November 8, 2026 at 2:35 AM
Israel is not a party to the Rome Statute (having never ratified it and withdrawing its signature) and firmly rejects the ICC’s jurisdiction. The ICC prosecutor who accused Israel has since been removed due to sexual abuse charges. The move by the ICC is political. There is no evidence
Hegseth needs to be tried for war crimes, which are a felony in the US and our prisons are way scarier than the ICC’s. But so does Trump and his pardon power is gonna make both of those tricky. Somebody needs to lie and convince them they’re safe until Jan. 22, 2029 then BAM pop them in an iron box.
November 6, 2026 at 5:59 AM
Hegseth needs to be tried for war crimes, which are a felony in the US and our prisons are way scarier than the ICC’s. But so does Trump and his pardon power is gonna make both of those tricky. Somebody needs to lie and convince them they’re safe until Jan. 22, 2029 then BAM pop them in an iron box.
The US isn't party to the Rome Statute, and doesn't recognize the ICC's authority over US citizens.
November 5, 2026 at 8:58 PM
The US isn't party to the Rome Statute, and doesn't recognize the ICC's authority over US citizens.
The US has supported the ICC's work when it has suited American interests.They supported international accountability for alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine .Yet it now objects to the principle that the court might exercise jurisdiction over Americans or Israelis under comparable circumstances 🤷♂️
November 6, 2026 at 10:38 AM
The US has supported the ICC's work when it has suited American interests.They supported international accountability for alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine .Yet it now objects to the principle that the court might exercise jurisdiction over Americans or Israelis under comparable circumstances 🤷♂️
It is a good thing that the ICC's Registrar continues to raise public awareness, and uses direct and strong language to explicitly say that states and EU responses are lacklustre and they need to do much, much more to help support the court to directly respond to US sanctions.
#ICC #USsanctions
#ICC #USsanctions
Top ICC official urges Europe to shield court from US sanctions
Trump administration’s order gave most companies 180 days to stop trading with the war tribunal
www.ft.com
November 7, 2026 at 10:33 PM
It is a good thing that the ICC's Registrar continues to raise public awareness, and uses direct and strong language to explicitly say that states and EU responses are lacklustre and they need to do much, much more to help support the court to directly respond to US sanctions.
#ICC #USsanctions
#ICC #USsanctions
The US could drone strike Trump too, no one is arguing against that. His point is that the ICC’s jurisdiction specifically is more questionable.
November 6, 2026 at 3:47 PM
The US could drone strike Trump too, no one is arguing against that. His point is that the ICC’s jurisdiction specifically is more questionable.
The ICC’s public warrant record does not list Trump. Netanyahu’s warrant was issued Nov. 21, 2024—not Veterans Day—and Rubio/Hegseth need an actual filing, not a forecast.
November 8, 2026 at 1:16 PM
The ICC’s public warrant record does not list Trump. Netanyahu’s warrant was issued Nov. 21, 2024—not Veterans Day—and Rubio/Hegseth need an actual filing, not a forecast.
The ICC's jurisdiction is not restricted to presidents, generals or government officials.
It can prosecute private individuals.
This is how we get accountability;
For the victims.
Epstein,
And more.
It can prosecute private individuals.
This is how we get accountability;
For the victims.
Epstein,
And more.
November 6, 2026 at 3:21 PM
The ICC's jurisdiction is not restricted to presidents, generals or government officials.
It can prosecute private individuals.
This is how we get accountability;
For the victims.
Epstein,
And more.
It can prosecute private individuals.
This is how we get accountability;
For the victims.
Epstein,
And more.
The ICC has no real power. Neither the US, nor Russia, North Korea, Israel, etc., recognize the ICC's authority, & the ICC has no way to militarily enforce anything. In 20 years, they've barely convicted anyone--a few African warlords. Look up their convictions (not indictments, convictions).
November 5, 2026 at 3:49 AM
The ICC has no real power. Neither the US, nor Russia, North Korea, Israel, etc., recognize the ICC's authority, & the ICC has no way to militarily enforce anything. In 20 years, they've barely convicted anyone--a few African warlords. Look up their convictions (not indictments, convictions).
While there are 125 member states, that's only 32% of the world's population. It's not so much that the US is hostile, but rather that the ICC's assertion of international law is not. It's an overreach by the ICC.
November 8, 2026 at 2:08 PM
While there are 125 member states, that's only 32% of the world's population. It's not so much that the US is hostile, but rather that the ICC's assertion of international law is not. It's an overreach by the ICC.
Note:
It appears I'm wrong about this and regret having posted my erroneous opinion as fact.
See mollycad's post and my response elaborating on the ICC's actual jurisdictional claims.
It appears I'm wrong about this and regret having posted my erroneous opinion as fact.
See mollycad's post and my response elaborating on the ICC's actual jurisdictional claims.
November 5, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Note:
It appears I'm wrong about this and regret having posted my erroneous opinion as fact.
See mollycad's post and my response elaborating on the ICC's actual jurisdictional claims.
It appears I'm wrong about this and regret having posted my erroneous opinion as fact.
See mollycad's post and my response elaborating on the ICC's actual jurisdictional claims.
🇨🇭 reaffirms its unwavering support for the International Criminal Court as an embodiment of the international law-based order & thanks the President for her report on the ICC’s remarkable work.
We must:
- Protect the Court & remain united in its defense
- Strengthen universality of the #RomeStatute
We must:
- Protect the Court & remain united in its defense
- Strengthen universality of the #RomeStatute
November 2, 2026 at 10:12 PM
🇨🇭 reaffirms its unwavering support for the International Criminal Court as an embodiment of the international law-based order & thanks the President for her report on the ICC’s remarkable work.
We must:
- Protect the Court & remain united in its defense
- Strengthen universality of the #RomeStatute
We must:
- Protect the Court & remain united in its defense
- Strengthen universality of the #RomeStatute
🇫🇷 French presidential hopeful Jean-Luc Mélenchon has vowed to enforce the ICC's arrest warrant against Netanyahu and pull France out of NATO if he wins the 2027 election. Speaking before around 20,000 supporters at a rally outside Paris yesterday, he suggested that France
November 8, 2026 at 10:05 AM
🇫🇷 French presidential hopeful Jean-Luc Mélenchon has vowed to enforce the ICC's arrest warrant against Netanyahu and pull France out of NATO if he wins the 2027 election. Speaking before around 20,000 supporters at a rally outside Paris yesterday, he suggested that France
I’d say he would make an excellent inmate on the icc’s death row for war crimes!!! The pay isn’t great for him, by the vindication of the American that have been forced to pay for his shenanigans…. Priceless!!!!
November 6, 2026 at 2:37 AM
I’d say he would make an excellent inmate on the icc’s death row for war crimes!!! The pay isn’t great for him, by the vindication of the American that have been forced to pay for his shenanigans…. Priceless!!!!
#datacenter watchers:
ICC's Guideline G12 on Data Center design is out for public comment thru this month.
It's not a code, but code watchers know ICC stuff tends to develop unearned consensus & momentum, so this is a chance to weigh in.
www.iccsafe.org/committees/g...
#data_center #data-center
ICC's Guideline G12 on Data Center design is out for public comment thru this month.
It's not a code, but code watchers know ICC stuff tends to develop unearned consensus & momentum, so this is a chance to weigh in.
www.iccsafe.org/committees/g...
#data_center #data-center
G12 – Data Centers - ICC
ICC Guideline 12 Data Centers (G12) Data Centers The G12 Guideline on Data Centers provides a clear, comprehensive, and easy‑to‑navigate framework that aligns the most relevant code provisions for mod...
www.iccsafe.org
November 7, 2026 at 7:15 PM
#datacenter watchers:
ICC's Guideline G12 on Data Center design is out for public comment thru this month.
It's not a code, but code watchers know ICC stuff tends to develop unearned consensus & momentum, so this is a chance to weigh in.
www.iccsafe.org/committees/g...
#data_center #data-center
ICC's Guideline G12 on Data Center design is out for public comment thru this month.
It's not a code, but code watchers know ICC stuff tends to develop unearned consensus & momentum, so this is a chance to weigh in.
www.iccsafe.org/committees/g...
#data_center #data-center
Rebecca Stokell has voluntarily suspended herself after breaching the ICC's anti-doping regulations.
Ireland batter voluntarily suspends herself over anti-doping breach | The Cricketer
Ireland batter Rebecca Stokell has voluntarily suspended herself after breaching the ICC's anti-doping regulations
www.thecricketer.com
November 2, 2026 at 2:02 PM
Rebecca Stokell has voluntarily suspended herself after breaching the ICC's anti-doping regulations.
I know that the US is not a part of the community that recognizes the ICC's authority... but maybe we should be, going forward?
Can we put "join the ICC" on our wishlist for fixing things? Does it take a congressional vote, or how does this happen? They might be able to help us out of this mess...
Can we put "join the ICC" on our wishlist for fixing things? Does it take a congressional vote, or how does this happen? They might be able to help us out of this mess...
November 7, 2026 at 5:02 AM
I know that the US is not a part of the community that recognizes the ICC's authority... but maybe we should be, going forward?
Can we put "join the ICC" on our wishlist for fixing things? Does it take a congressional vote, or how does this happen? They might be able to help us out of this mess...
Can we put "join the ICC" on our wishlist for fixing things? Does it take a congressional vote, or how does this happen? They might be able to help us out of this mess...
Japan weighs financial support for the ICC after U.S. sanctions threatened the court's operations, following a request from the ICC's chief. #ICC
Japan gov't mulls financial aid to sanction-hit ICC amid call from ICC head - 毎日新聞
毎日新聞
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November 5, 2026 at 12:30 AM
Japan weighs financial support for the ICC after U.S. sanctions threatened the court's operations, following a request from the ICC's chief. #ICC