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Yes, and this already happens, every day.

> No one can be expected to know or abide laws of another country.

If this is your view, do not travel or do business in other countries. It's simple.

I'm not sure, but it wouldn't apply in the case we are discussing or I assume most businesses operating globally.

Seems reasonable. If I committed what is considered a crime on American soil, I wouldn't expect to be able to enter the US without arrest.

Your First Amendment rights only apply within the United States, this should be obvious. Nonetheless, extradition treaties generally require that a crime be considered a crime within both jurisdictions.

I don't really understand the concern. The UK objects to suicide forums and American operators of suicide forums are protected by the First Amendment of extradition to the UK. So if you want to operate a suicide forum from America, just don't travel to the UK and you're okay.

A server doesn't need to "know" where in the world it is (unless it needs to know the position in the sun in the sky for some reason).

Oh yes, please don't think I was blaming Imgur!

It's unfortunate this article is about the UK and Imgur has blocked the UK because of the Online Safety Act :(

The face mask was his face.

Isn't it the case that US prices are without sales tax, whereas all EU/UK prices are inclusive of tax by law?

Doesn't Google Workspace start at $7 per month? I can't see a business user going to those lengths to save $1 or $2 per month.

Press conference is being broadcast live now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-StZggK4hhA

> At a standard dose, paracetamol slightly reduces fever,[13][17][18] though it is inferior to ibuprofen in that respect[19]

It's good you can take both at the same time then! (For adults.)

Worth noting that was before the High Court's further judgments today, and the article has been updated. The full judgment is here: https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Wikimedi...

Supposedly it can carry up to 800 pounds (https://www.skydweller.aero/), although not clear what was tested.

GIFs scale quadratically with their resolution and they don't even support an alpha channel, which makes them inflexible.

An engineer could build that much faster than it would take to build an animated GIF in an editor. (For a start, it's a much more complex animation than 6 frames.)

That's surprising because Googlebot publishes IP ranges for its crawlers and it's fairly simple to block fake crawlers these days (super easy through Cloudflare, for example).

Yes, but if you fill out the rest of the questionnaire I suspect it says you are not in scope.

They're in scope because they provide a pornographic service, I don't see that is arguable. If you don't have the competence in house to follow the guidelines and need to hire expensive lawyers, then yes it's an "extreme cost", but that's not true of all businesses.

I have no idea what this service is, but clicking around on their site they mention it's 18+, that they don't allow "Child pornography, Sexualized depictions of minors, Heavy gore, Bestiality, Sexual violence".

I don't agree with everything in the Online Safety Act, but if anything needed a risk assessment, it's surely this?

So you have no counter evidence?

I somewhat agree, but exposure to global online content is hardly natural in terms of brain development.

The recent UK Cass Review concluded "It has been suggested that hormone treatment reduces the elevated risk of death by suicide in this population, but the evidence found did not support this conclusion."

Do you have any counter-evidence?

Yes, it should apply to all medical treatments targeted at children, since children don't have developed critical thinking skills.

Do you think it's appropriate for random people to tell a 10 year old how to take their insulin? I don't.

It's not about the kids of their parents, it's about other parties that are promoting or encouraging HRT to other people's kids.

Because youths don't have developed critical thinking skills and HRT is an invasive medical treatment!?

Google does not use a separate crawler, but they do use the robots.txt semantics to control what's allowed in the AI "index" separately from the search index. From the docs:

> Google-Extended doesn't have a separate HTTP request user agent string. Crawling is done with existing Google user agent strings; the robots.txt user-agent token is used in a control capacity.

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/...

Japan's the fourth largest economy in the world and, given how cheap rice is, it being 1x, 5x or even 10x average I'm sure is insignificant to 95%+ of people.

For perspective, it's about 2x what you'd pay in a UK supermarket. What's the big deal?