For if, because of one man’s trespass, death reigned through that one man, much more will those who receive the abundance of grace and the free gift of righteousness reign in life through the one man Jesus Christ. - Romans 5:17

Actually, maybe not. Now I am wondering if Wisp is decrypting my search relay list and using my relays or falling back to the default because it appears my list is empty.

I also have this problem, but I am assuming it is because my search relays were configured using Amethyst, so they are all encrypted in the "content" field of my kind 10007 event.

New folks should honestly focus on replies and quote-posts that add value to the conversation. Most people don't read directly from relay feeds to see kind 1 notes from people they aren't already following.

Christians, if you haven't done so recently, tell your pastor how much you appreciate what the Lord has done through him in your life. Pastors tend to hear a lot more from agitators and critics than they do from those who love and appreciate them. You don't know just how many fiery darts are flung his way, and how much just a few kind words will encourage him to keep fighting the good fight.

Still living in infamy, helping devs keep their clients ignoring future-dated notes. 😂

For seminary: Sydney Ahlstrom, "A Religious History of the American People" Joseph M. Canfield, "The Incredible Scofield and His Book" Note: Despite the title, the latter work does not take a positive view of Scofield or his book. For fun: Brandon Sanderson, "The Way of Kings"

Yup. Now do fiat. None of it works the way most people conceptualize it in their head.

Not unless the owner exposed it, or the user is using their cloud service which has to be exposed in order for them to access it, but in the latter case Alby keeps it updated to the latest version. I run mine on my Start9 and there is no public access at all. Just within my network. That's the whole point of NWC.

Looks like only versions more than a year old (August 2025) are affected, and even then only if they exposed the UI to the public internet, which is generally a bad idea anyway.