nostr:npub1d3f4m9dgvkdjxn26pqzsxn6lpfn78sxwllxyt8mp76q0a9zyyjlswhr4xv assuming this is still the hacker?
It’s been reposted 13 times.. I did too at first and suddenly realized it’s probably not true 🤦♀️ 
Glad to hear you got your account back
Things do get cheaper with bitcoins
#meme #memestr #nostrmeme #bitcoin #nostrI remember a time when I was confused about bitcoin. I would see physical tokens with bitcoin symbol on it and thought: is the value in that token? I couldn’t wrap my head around it.
Had a wonderful birthday meal prepared by my beautiful bride Paula. Eggs, baked zucchini, baked brussles sprouts and avocado. I actually requested this for dinner. 
What is it?
Chat GPT Yes, a muscle knot (trigger point) in your mid-back can cause pain in your ribs. The muscles in your upper and mid-back, particularly the rhomboids, trapezius, and erector spinae, can develop tight knots that refer pain to nearby areas, including the ribs. This is because muscles and nerves in the back are interconnected, and tension or dysfunction in one area can cause pain to radiate to another.
Common causes of mid-back knots that refer pain to the ribs include:
• Poor posture (e.g., hunching over a desk or phone)
• Muscle strain from lifting or twisting
• Stress and tension leading to muscle tightness
• Lack of movement or prolonged sitting
• Underlying spinal issues (e.g., misalignment or nerve compression)
If you’re experiencing this kind of pain, some things that may help include:
• Foam rolling or massage to release tight muscles
• Stretching (e.g., thoracic spine extensions, doorway stretches)
• Heat or ice therapy to relax the muscles
• Good posture support while sitting or standing
• Strengthening exercises for back and core muscles
If the pain persists, worsens, or is accompanied by other symptoms like difficulty breathing, it’s worth checking with a doctor to rule out other causes.
I found my way to nostr pretty much by accident. I can’t remember where I heard about it maybe on the Simply Bitcoin podcast. I was fascinated by its decentralized protocol. I’ve made accounts, deleted accounts and remade accounts and deleted those. Kind of crazy. It’s just that I can’t trust myself on social media but I also can’t stay away. I like nostr because it’s so chill. I also learn a lot from the people who are on here. An example is the cashu protocol. I would have never learned about that if it weren’t for nostr.
True
So true
No peeps
Samesies? Without looking that up I have no idea what that means.
