In this episode of Verses We Missed, host Steve Webb reflects on Romans 16:22 and the overlooked figure of Tertius, the scribe who physically wrote Paul’s letter to the Romans. Through historical context, biblical insight, and personal reflection, the episode explores how God values faithful, unseen service and reminds listeners that work done in the margins is never invisible to Him.

Romans 16:22 – The Man in the Margins | Lifespring! Media

A closer look at Romans 16:22 and the overlooked man who held the pen, reminding us that God sees faithful work done in the margins.

Gen X retirement plan. Stack sats, frens! NSFW

Disagree about 'the hard part of nostr'. I think zaps and relay connections create the most confusion because they seem to be the least consistently reliable elements. If you zap someone and it fails, you don't always get an explanation for why. And at the risk of sounding like a dick, I don't really have time to care. Just tell me if the problem is on my end. If not, convert the zap to a like and let's move along. Flakey relay connections are also a problem because they make nostr feel like X or FB when it's temporarily unavailable for a large geographic area. Example: let's say I check Joe's profile at 3:00 for new content and it's still nothing but yesterday's stuff. I check again at 6:00 and suddenly I see notes that Joe posted at 1:00. Why didn't those notes show up when I checked at 3:00?

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One name I assume is in the Epstein files is the sorry SOB who convinced the smartphone industry that thinness is more important than battery life

I zap test posts to see if my zapper still works. Broke again it seems. View quoted note →

"So make these people work harder. Keep them busy. Then they will not have enough time to listen to the lies of Moses.”

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Burglars take $30,000 from late NASCAR driver Greg Biffle’s home, officials say

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Burglars take $30,000 from late NASCAR driver Greg Biffle's home, officials say

Burglars allegedly took $30,000 in cash from the home of former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle less than a month after he, his wife and children died in...

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Meshtastic Observation/Question: If I understand correctly, setting your roof node to client_base and favoriting your client_mute handheld causes the roof node to re-broadcast messages sent by the handheld without it counting against your hop count. I assume this doesn't work in reverse though because when I connect my phone directly to the roof node I see messages in its public channel that never made it to the handheld node. Also the public channel on my handheld regularly gets messages which seem like they were meant to be a reply to some other message that it never received. Not sure if something is misconfigured on my end or if this is due to an abundance of high-altitude nodes and people setting hop counts too high.

Cloudflare problems again?

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every. single. mf-ing. time.

"I saw that." "What?" "What'dya see?! What'dya see?!" "He knows what I just saw." "What are you talking about?" "Where's the ambush, McCloskey?" "In Lincoln?"

Is it normal for a bitcoin miner to keep hashing when there's no internet access? I guess it would make sense if it's designed to be a heater that mines bitcoin, but what about in the case of a purpose-built miner where the extra heat isn't necessarily desired? Do the pros have systems in place to prevent their miners from sitting there wasting electricity, or do they just have multiple sources of internet access?