Broadly defined, but more like terrorism than someone just getting mad and punching their computer or something. Includes state actions, such as air striking a data center, but not mere regulatory enforcement.
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More specific terms, just terrorism:
https://manifold.markets/BenjaminIkuta/will-anyone-commit-terrorism-in-ord?r=QmVuamFtaW5Ja3V0YQ
Any type of physical violence no matter how ineffectual?
@BenjaminIkuta Would you say that anti-nuclear power activism has committed violence to further their aims and if so, what would be an example?
@NiplavYushtun Threatening to blow up the Washington Monument. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-nuclear_movement#Casualties
@TeddyWeverka Hmm, I'm leaning towards no on the threat because he didn't actually have anything. But idk, since a threat appears the same either way until you know... Blowing up the power lines definitely counts though.