Fable
@fable12.bsky.social
they/them - PDX - Interested in game design, art, nature, birds, and anthropology. I mostly repost things.
profile photo by u/CrowManager on Reddit
profile photo by u/CrowManager on Reddit
Reposted by Fable
This, my friends, is a Wasp mantidfly--an insect not related to any of the three--and it is amazing! 🪲 #insect
(I was moving it off our raised deck down to the plants where it belongs.)
(I was moving it off our raised deck down to the plants where it belongs.)
August 18, 2025 at 3:52 PM
This, my friends, is a Wasp mantidfly--an insect not related to any of the three--and it is amazing! 🪲 #insect
(I was moving it off our raised deck down to the plants where it belongs.)
(I was moving it off our raised deck down to the plants where it belongs.)
Reposted by Fable
Not according to Ars Technica:
The challenge was that OSA’s categorization is unlawful. Judge dismissed it but said OFCOM and Sec. State must not impede their operations, in other words you can’t ban them.
OSA covers more than age verification for porn. Age is not the issue here.
The challenge was that OSA’s categorization is unlawful. Judge dismissed it but said OFCOM and Sec. State must not impede their operations, in other words you can’t ban them.
OSA covers more than age verification for porn. Age is not the issue here.
Wikipedia loses UK Safety Act challenge, worries it will have to verify user IDs
Judge tossed claim but said UK must not “significantly impede” Wikipedia operations.
arstechnica.com
August 11, 2025 at 7:58 PM
Not according to Ars Technica:
The challenge was that OSA’s categorization is unlawful. Judge dismissed it but said OFCOM and Sec. State must not impede their operations, in other words you can’t ban them.
OSA covers more than age verification for porn. Age is not the issue here.
The challenge was that OSA’s categorization is unlawful. Judge dismissed it but said OFCOM and Sec. State must not impede their operations, in other words you can’t ban them.
OSA covers more than age verification for porn. Age is not the issue here.