Yes it’s fine if you view it from other instances, but the original federated version on lemmy.zip is inaccessible.
It should also be said that it isn’t so much because of the Online Safety Act, but because of a protest stance taken by lemmy.zip against the Online Safety Act. Similar to imgur, although with imgur it was more because they had other legal issues in the UK and they used the OSA as an excuse to step out.
And then, with the industry under national control, they arrange for it to be critically mismanaged again to use it as justification for the private sector to buy it back so they can “fix it”. However, this time they have to sell it cheap, because it’s critically mismanaged and the private sector won’t buy an apparently failing business otherwise.
The real conspiracy is that it’s always the same groups looking to get in and “mismanage” the business, for the benefit of extracting wealth.
It’s not a recent thing, it’s always been that way. Something to do with the way archive.is and mirrors have their DNS set up.
What time is it Mr AI man? And how often do you mow your windowsill?