Interesting. I wonder if this should be considered as a different category that may not be covered by the law. I mean, it's one thing to block a URL at thepir

Interesting. I wonder if this should be considered as a different category that may not be covered by the law. I mean, it's one thing to block a URL at thepiratebay.com because it's one DNS entry in the global shared DNS namespace. A URL on 127.0.0.1 can reference something unique on literally every device that uses it. I can't honestly say this is inherently terrible in this particular instance, but I worry about the precedent of censoring the entire web because of what some systems serve on certain private URLs.