The #Nostr wishlist is building and you can add to it here on the Nostr Wiki:
http://nostrwiki.crrdlx.infinityfreeapp.com/doku.php?id=wiki:nostr-wishlist
#plebchain #grownostr
Progressive Web App
It's an app that "lives" in your browser, not one that you download onto your device from the Apple app store or Google play store. Benefits:
. less storage on your device
. updates without having to update from app stores
. freedom from app store restrictions
. probably more
Can't happen. That's one of the glories of a PWA.
Easter weekend was wonderful, but I'm really tired right now.
Sorry, but I really don't know what that means. 🙂
Great historical write up about #Easter, involving money, at
Thought I'd post my response here...
Great write up. I loved reading this. Since it's Easter, let's be sure to remember what this was all about and not what it was not about.
The days chronicled here, came to be called Maundy Thursday and Good Friday and then Easter Sunday. Maundy Thursday refers to the "last supper" when Jesus identified Judas as his betrayer. Maundy came from Jesus command to love one another. (The Latin mandamus, mandatory, is the root for maundy.) Jesus said we are to love our neighbors, neighbors being everone else, just as he first loved us.
All of the events leading to Jesus' betrayal, pseudo-trial, crucifixion, death, and resurrection were the culmination of his plan from the beginning...to atone for man's sin.
Everything chronicled here looks well researched historically, i learned lots, and I really enjoyed reading through it, though I'd encourage folks to remember:
Jesus was not on a fix-the-money mission. He had a laser-focussed mission of fix-the-sin. We've all heard, "For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evils," (1 Timothy 6:10, ESV). I think people often wrongly quote it as, "money is the root of all evil." The bible syas it's the "love of money," meaning the problem is actually man's sinful heart, not the metal or paper money. I like the ESV or NIV versions: all KINDS of evils. As is pointed out here, Herod, Pontious Pilate, the religious leaders during Jesus' time (and throughout history), the money exchangers with their table in the temple court, and many other rulers fall into this sin.
When Jesus said to, "Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's..." (Mark 12:17), he was saying to follow the laws instituted by legal authorities. Bitcoiners likely may not like the lesson, but the Bible does instruct ua to adhere to legal authorities...including taxation. (See Romans 13:1.)
This is a hard pill to swallow. We see corruption, greed, mismanagement, outright stealing, maybe even worse. Yet, still abide by laws and rules? Tough.
Anyway, quick summary...
Money run by men is broken because of sinful, imperfect man.
Jesus came to fix sinful, broken man, not the broken money.
#bible #christian
Great write up. I loved reading this. Since it's Easter, let's be sure to remember what this was all about and not what it was not about.
The days chronicled here, came to be called Maundy Thursday and Good Friday and then Easter Sunday. Maundy Thursday refers to the "last supper" when Jesus identified Judas as his betrayer. Maundy came from Jesus command to love one another. (The Latin mandamus, mandatory, is the root for maundy.) Jesus said we are to love our neighbors, neighbors being everone else, just as he first loved us.
All of the events leading to Jesus' betrayal, pseudo-trial, crucifixion, death, and resurrection were the culmination of his plan from the beginning...to atone for man's sin.
Everything chronicled here looks well researched historically, i learned lots, and I really enjoyed reading through it, though I'd encourage folks to remember:
Jesus was not on a fix-the-money mission. He had a laser-focussed mission of fix-the-sin. We've all heard, "For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evils," (1 Timothy 6:10, ESV). I think people often wrongly quote it as, "money is the root of all evil." The bible syas it's the "love of money," meaning the problem is actually man's sinful heart, not the metal or paper money. I like the ESV or NIV versions: all KINDS of evils. As is pointed out here, Herod, Pontious Pilate, the religious leaders during Jesus' time (and throughout history), the money exchangers with their table in the temple court, and many other rulers fall into this sin.
When Jesus said to, "Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's..." (Mark 12:17), he was saying to follow the laws instituted by legal authorities. Bitcoiners likely may not like the lesson, but the Bible does instruct ua to adhere to legal authorities...including taxation. (See Romans 13:1.)
This is a hard pill to swallow. We see corruption, greed, mismanagement, outright stealing, maybe even worse. Yet, still abide by laws and rules? Tough.
Anyway, quick summary...
Money run by men is broken because of sinful, imperfect man.
Jesus came to fix sinful, broken man, not the broken money.
Windows is always "working on updates". Currently stuck at 98%. #linux
I kid you not, for the life of me, I cannot understand how Mastodon works. It's ridiculous. For a "social media" platform whose literal purpose is to connect people socially it's so balkanized into a million separated buckets of people. "#frustrating
Putting up the cross in preparation for this year's outdoor sunrise #Easter sunrise service.
#goodfriday #christian #biblestr
#nostr wishlist item...
A way to change my nsec and carry over everything with me (history, followers, etc.). This would help in case I've ever been too lax with my nsec security.
#plebchain What's on your nostr wishlist?
http://nostrwiki.crrdlx.infinityfreeapp.com/doku.php?id=wiki:nostr-wishlist
I set up the "Nostr AI Helper" at https://nostrai.vercel.app
It's far, far from perfect, but it's available. 🙂
#grownostr #plebchain
Wanted to try some "other stuff" on nostrn so I put my first recipe on zap.cooking. Corn dogs!
🌽 🐕
#recipes #nostr
Nostr is a way to write to other people using computers. You can write, send money, and do other stuff.
https://nostr.on.fleek.co - Nostr Wiki
Everybody has a, "When did you first hear about Bitcoin?" story, but somehow, they always seem interesting. I guess it's kind of like the, "So, how'd you two meet?" story that every couple has and it's always fun to hear.
Kind of excited...have long wanted to go to a warm mineral spring, never got there, but going today. We'll see how it goes.
#nature #fun
I thought he was DJing at first, then realized the cat was actually cooking, and spritzing the food orally. Um, wow. Respect for the neck strength though.
