⩖ powrelay.xyz

Blessing for people not scared of used gear. Used laptops that are fast as fuck on a decent Linux distro are dirt cheap.

Does your client support hidden words? In Wisp it is under Safety in the settings.

Do you know what this one is from? BTW I'm waiting on Vagabond 3 now. I also have Uzumaki on my shelf but haven't started it yet. Me finding out I like manga... https://media.tenor.com/mbv17_sLS0gAAAAC/kentaro-ito.gif

This is definitely why people don't respond to me. It has absolutely nothing to do with the quality of the content I post.

People have weird sacred cows. I'm never shocked when people flip out over random shit. I'm sure I appear crazy and random to many too.

I wonder what relays word5 uses? I can't see because I can't log into it. If you are posting from word5 that could be it. I have to copy paste.

I'm using the concept of proof of work to help filter my content consumption. 2 dudes rambling off the cuff and recording it is much lower work than a book. I've never understood the Bitcoin community's obsession with low effort content like random GM or NGU posts. Podcasts that clearly required very little preparation aren't much better. I stand by this enough to ask you to call me on my bullshit if you see my posting low effort content.

olauncher

A basic dish executed perfectly beats "fancy" dishes every time for me.

What are you looking for? Ministries and missions works that utilize Bitcoin? Not sure if there's a list out there anywhere, but my church nostr:nprofile1qqsqv6x9aeg8gd9nxw2qxuvnzakvg7qtgt8ecqpj6vwcp0656ey70hqgtq7vh accepts Bitcoin donations and holds Bitcoin as a savings asset. I don't know of any missions organizations that have started using Bitcoin to more reliably get funds to their missionaries yet, but that was one of the first things I thought of as a use-case for Bitcoin when I first heard about it. I'll personally be going to Prague on a mission trip with my family this summer, though, and accept any help with expenses for that in Bitcoin.