As with other regulatory regimes in the UK, navigating Ofcom's rules for compliance with the Online Safety Act is as much about game theory as it is legal interpretation. Service providers are starting to figure out that they don't have to outrun the bear, they just have to outrun each other.

Yes it is quite common for work expenses schemes to have something about this. Otherwise I think the repayment is for the inconvenience, not the lack of service delivery, so goes to the traveller not the company.

you know what? fuck that. do any JOURNALISTS want to follow up on if THE HOUSE OFFICIAL DOWNLOAD REMOVING DOCUMENTS FROM THE EPSTEIN FILE RELEASE is newsworthy

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anyone who wants to tag more journos is welcome that's who i remember being active here

Apostasy is a big deal. It wasn't an intellectual thing for so many of them as a religious one.

Quite a lot of these people though :)

Yeah, I fear so. I love the idea that there is a cunning plan - but I don't think there really is.

Income tax increases are startlingly unpopular with the public, even if they are v popular on BlueSky (including with me).

they just really really don't want to break their pre-election pledge if they can possibly avoid it.

I made a point of always voting in these elections, so I read the potted descriptions of each candidate.

Genuinely the weirdest bunch of losers who should never be given any power by anyone.

Samuel Bagg posted literally yesterday about the trust vs nutjob distinction blog.apaonline.org/2025/11/12/t...

An ill wind I guess