Ezekiel 20:24

because they had not executed mine ordinances, but had rejected my statutes, and had profaned my sabbaths, and their eyes were after their fathers' idols.

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Handy! Thanks for sharing. Will be using this one.

Envery government does.

Thinking of doing a 7 day fasting (water, coffee and supplements only) in December to celebrate our Lord Jesus

Anyone interested to join?

It will start on the day of the 17th and breaks on the day of the 24th

Let us know when. Saturday?

I don’t watch his presentations, its enough to see such a clickbait text.

Nostr protocol is as permissionless as websockets protocol or http protocol or tcp/ip protocol — it just passes data around in a specific format

Notably, http and websocket protocols host facebook and jp morgan which most of the people consider centralized.

The way that nostr introduced specific API format to build apps is not an innovation. The fact that people decided to attach lnurl to each post conveniently and branded it under cool name - is awesome but also doesn’t bring anything new

Only if developers AND users who use bitcoin untie around this idea and this protocol could make it censorship resistant, permissionless and help bitcoin adoption

Simple test, if “the nostr protocol” would be not websocket but http would it change things dramatically? If today FB added possibility to zap for citizens of Vatican would it dramatically improve the way bitcoin transfers are working today?

Bitcoin is great. Nostr is awesome. None of the is mainstream. Both have huge potential. No need to clickbait and manipulate people in order to… idk what? Attract newbies? Improve own followers base?

I would love to hear it 💜

I failed. Lol.

But I did take 3 days off last week (when I should of went to Nostrville) and spent the time with family. Plus there's the tree ligting on the 17th we're all going to together etc etc.

Family over everything.

I'll have to give that one a look and see if it covers it. I'd like to have a space for discussions of books that would commonly be considered to fall in some literary canon, as distinguished from more recent or current authors and releases.

😅 I'm still willingly using custodial alby and wos since I haven't yet researched and understood non-custodial stuff, manually creating channels, and all that yet. I have a general understanding of the "rug-ability", but LN is still in hobby phase in my mind outside of what I do for cold storage/accumilation.