Jeremy Firth

It appears my late-night cramming session on how to be a Borgbot paid off because I had a favorable performance review and I still have a job. Glory to God!

My performance review is tomorrow so I'll be cramming all night:

The Heliand (continued) x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Amen

The Heliand - The Saxon Gospel x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

I was talking to someone who recently graduated high school and who is very brilliant. Somone asked a multiplication question and I did it in my head. She was surprised and asked me how I did it. I showed her. She said "We never learned that. They told us to use a calculator for…

Talking with Melchie about AI and whatever else comes up x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Our inaugural stream and more readings of The Heliand x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Fr. Turbo is launching his “Synaxis of Sophia”: unfiltered Orthodoxy, holy tradition, and walking together through turbulent times. No ideological filters, just Christ-centered truth.

My small contribution to the "Do Christians and Muslims worship the same God?" is to ask a more specific question: is the difference merely a logical distinction (like water and ice), or are the Christian God and the God of Islam ontologically different beings altogether?

Before houses had central air, everyone surrounded their houses with big shade trees. I guess raking leaves isn't worth the cost savings anymore.

I remember when clothes dryers were a luxury, especially in the summer. Every house had a clothesline in the backyard. People used clotheslines to save money on their power bills.

In our country, the icons of our churches are painted with the blood of martyrs.

Tying my shoes so that the pressure is equal between the two, and snug but not too tight or too loose is the most difficult thing and most important thing.

AI assistants all sound like this guy to me:

One of my Great Lent survival foods are smoked oysters on the weekend.

Since we're now in deportation mode, can we also deport Californians back to their home state?