I guess I should have qualified it as no significant conflicts. They were all small regional conflicts, deliberately contained in scope and duration.

I don’t think the structure of the fediverse allows it.

Of course that just means if it becomes popular some asshole politician is going to try and ban it.

The longest period the world has seen without a great power conflict was 99 years, between 1815 and 1914. The second longest is since WWII.

I have my doubts we will break the record.

Was it good advice tho?

Same reason Microsoft or Adobe do not stop piracy. They want to create friction that pushes people to pay, but if they fully blocked adblockers then it could create an impetus for a competitor to become popular.

I usually find the comments more useful than the video, sometimes more entertaining too.

Whatever the Voynich manuscript is written in.

The older you get the less “life in prison” is a deterrent.

When a Charity applies for grants they often need to show KPIs.

Looking into the specific monument, it appears to be in someone’s front garden, and there’s been legal attempts to have it removed.

Russia really doesn’t like Nazis, after what they did to the USSR. Rehabilitation of nazisism and holocaust denial are illegal there.

There’s an Ancient American proverb that could have helped:

You got to know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em

Know when to walk away and know when to run

Perhaps, but I was talking in a more general sense, I assume most of the “targets” of these “services” were not Nazis. Also the law usually has little to do with morality and justice.

(It also raises the question, is it moral to sell fake nazi murders?)

Does lend credence to the idea that it should be banned though.

If it works, then it’s assault, murder, or conspiracy to commit assault/murder. If it doesn’t work then it’s fraud.

You’d be better off starting with something that has federation, it’s the easiest way for communities to grow quickly.

I think oracle and a few others still offer a free vps to start with.

Supposedly a salt circle drawn like “no entry” road markings can trap them.

Of course everyone knows the support number for lemmy.world is 867-5309

Essentially a cyborg.

Sounds exactly like what a bot trained on the entire corpus of Reddit and GitHub drama would do.