Without opening a discussion about the conflict itself or justifying anything in the article, I will say that as someone who’s been on the receiving end of an adult throwing 5-10 pounds rocks at full strength at them, I truly think you’re underestimating the deadly damage it can cause.

This isn’t a toddler throwing pebbles, such a rock hitting a human will break bones on contact and can absolutely kill of it hits someone’s head

My bet would be on a European one, potentially German, where it would be 35 letters that look exactly like a cat barfed on the keyboard

Looks amazing, when we visited we only saw it from the top view point so this angle is unique.

Thanks for the update, where did you find the 4 hours documented?

So they’re supposed to mark the new comments that we’re created less the 10 mins ago. I’m not sure why you’re seeing the other comment highlighted when it’s a few hours old, did you follow a link to that specific comment? If so, that comment will also be highlighted

This comment broke me, I laughed so hard I woke up the wife

I appreciate the thoughtful response and agree - no need for a knee jerk reaction when there is still some time until a decision needs to be made, and there are still quite a few unanswered questions.

As long as you maintain this level of transparency I trust that you make the right decision for lemmy.world.

As usual, thank you!

Got it, yes, I think having the bot subscribe to communities is a good way to solve this, and how I’ve seen it done. Basically users can message the bot with “subscribe <community url>”, the bot periodically checks its DMs, subscribes to the Communities and starts monitoring/processing them.

You can add a small footnote to each message, telling them about your instance, so you also get “free publicity” 😉

Looks cool! Do I need to specifically add it to a community, or are you scanning all comments on Lemmy.world?

The Android build will follow close behind in a few weeks

Sigh…

On reddit, feeling shitty about myself