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  𝐎𝐅 𝐁𝐀𝐓𝐓𝐋𝐄𝐅𝐑𝐎𝐍𝐓 (@OfBattlefront) reported 1 minute ago

  ㅤ Raiden went farther than anyone else, he searched every place Shinei would normally go. when he found nothing, he started over and He crossed the battlefield once. Then again. And again. Every ruined street, every collapsed trench, every broken road. He retraced them all, refusing to believe he'd overlooked something. ㅤ

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  Lotus (@Lotusego) reported 1 minute ago

  nvidia gets called the final boss of AI in almost every thread I see. I used to agree. then I started asking a different question. not who builds the fastest chip. who decides if that chip ever turns on. my pick is the power grid. reason one. microsoft is restarting a nuclear plant just to feed its data centers. google and amazon are funding their own reactors and solar farms instead of trusting the public grid. openai has said the real ceiling on the next generation of models isn't chips anymore, it's electricity. when the richest labs on earth start building power plants instead of buying gpus, that's not a supply chain problem. that's a confession about who's really in charge. reason two. data centers used to chase cities. now they chase dams, gas lines, and nuclear sites. cheap stable power decides where AI is even allowed to exist, not demand, not talent, not funding. that's not a roadmap decision. that's a physics decision, and physics doesn't negotiate. nvidia can design the fastest chip on the planet. without power, it's a very expensive paperweight sitting in a warehouse. this is actually why @RallyOnChain clicked for me. most attention economies reward whoever already has the leash, the followers, the distribution, the chip. rally is trying to measure the work itself instead of who's holding the switch. different battlefield, same question. who actually controls the thing everyone else depends on and pretends not to notice. if every AI company lost power for 24 hours, who's still standing, and who's just a very smart, very dark server room?

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  General Myke (@GeneralMyke74) reported 2 minutes ago

  @NeoGameSpark EA treated me like royalty when my cd key stopped working for w/e reason on medal of honor and they gave me a 20% discount code for my troubles and I used it to buy battlefield 3 lol. Yeah Sony's customer service SUCKS.

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  HAGOV NacionalBord (@HagoVNacional39) reported 2 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Fix the servers in Latin America, they're a disaster! I live in Argentina and there's always packet loss.

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  Himanshu Jain (@HemanNamo) reported 3 minutes ago

  Rahul Gandhi’s last public rally was in Kota on June 17. Since June 19 — complete radio silence on the ground. No rallies. No press conferences. No public appearances. Instead: • Court via lawyers on June 24 • X post on Maharashtra paper leak on June 27 • Letter/video message to Akhilesh Yadav Where is the Leader of Opposition? Bharat is facing serious issues — and the LoP has vanished from the battlefield. No explanation. No accountability. Just another disappearing act. Pappu on vacation mode while Parliament burns? The country deserves answers. #RahulMissing #LoPWhereAreYou

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  Shane (@shane3628) reported 3 minutes ago

  @matteopelleg @grok My point is that your own framing contradicts BIP110. If spam is primarily a vision problem, not a technical problem, then why are we trying to solve it with a consensus layer technical patch? The BIP text itself says spam cannot be solved completely and is “typically best fought with policy/filters, not consensus.” So if we are trying to solve a vision problem with a technical fix, how do we define success when the BIP itself acknowledges it does not solve the problem everyone is rallying around? SPAM reduced by X% on chain? X% less use of op return? What does success look like, and how is it quantified? It is like banning AR-15s and claiming you solved mass shootings. Maybe you made one pathway less convenient, but if the underlying behavior continues through other available tools, did you actually solve the problem, or did you just move the crusade to the next symptom and any/all the new symptoms created? That is the issue with BIP110, and why people question whether the treatment is worse than the disease itself. Maybe it reduces certain forms of spam. Maybe it makes some data embedding methods more expensive, fragmented, or inconvenient. But then the argument should be honest: BIP110 is not (as stated in the BIP itself) “solving spam.” It is using consensus to make a subjective statement about which uses of paid block space the community wants to discourage. That is a much bigger precedent than people are admitting, and opens a dangerous door. If Bitcoin should be money and not file storage, I agree with the vision. But policy, filters, miner preferences, relay rules, fees, and social consensus are the right battlefield for that fight. Consensus should be the absolute last resort, especially when the proposal itself admits it cannot actually solve the problem everyone has been falsely led to believe it can.

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  Jan (@Jan785494485785) reported 5 minutes ago

  @TarasKuzio no problem, we will get technology, mainly bc ukr uses polish drones, so we have feedback from battlefield. And we can sell thoes migs to some african country and even get monay from it so for us its a W situation

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  PaulsCorner-VerseQuest (@TNTJohn1717) reported 6 minutes ago

  The Devil’s Playground Is a Prayerless Life – When You Stop Praying, He Starts Winning Introduction A prayerless life is not an empty life. It is occupied territory waiting to be used. When a Christian stops praying, he does not become spiritually neutral, spiritually balanced, or spiritually independent. He becomes exposed. The devil loves a prayerless Christian because prayerlessness leaves the doors unlocked, the windows open, the guard asleep, the sword unused, and the heart unprotected. A man may still have a Bible on the table, convictions in his head, church attendance in his schedule, and Christian words in his mouth, but if he has no prayer life, he is operating without fresh communion with God. He may talk doctrine, debate error, post truth, attend services, and even warn others, but the inner man is drying out. Prayerlessness is not a small weakness. It is spiritual oxygen being cut off while the man keeps walking around pretending he is breathing fine. The devil knows exactly what happens when prayer stops. He knows the flesh gets louder. He knows bitterness has more room. He knows lust has fewer barriers. He knows pride starts sounding reasonable. He knows fear of man grows stronger. He knows preaching gets colder, witnessing gets weaker, the Bible feels drier, conviction gets easier to ignore, and the world begins to look less dangerous. The devil does not need to get a believer to deny prayer as a doctrine. He only needs to get him to neglect it as a practice. A Christian can believe in prayer, teach on prayer, quote verses about prayer, and still live prayerless. That is one of hell’s favorite victories: a man who defends prayer in public but avoids it in private. The Lord Jesus said in Matthew 26:41, “Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation.” That is not a decorative verse for a prayer meeting bulletin. It is a battlefield command. Watch and pray. Why? Because temptation is real, the flesh is weak, the devil is active, and the hour is dangerous. A prayerless Christian is not watching. He is sleeping with enemies nearby. A prayerless church is not strong. It is organized weakness. A prayerless preacher is not powerful. He is a religious speaker with no oil. A prayerless home is not safe. It is a house with open gates. When you stop praying, Satan starts winning—not because he is stronger than Christ, but because you have stepped away from the place of dependence, fellowship, watchfulness, and strength. Chapter One: Prayerlessness Is Not a Schedule Problem, It Is a Heart Problem Most Christians who do not pray blame the clock. They say they are busy, tired, distracted, overloaded, stretched thin, and pulled in ten directions. Some of that may be true, but it is not the deepest truth. Prayerlessness is rarely just a schedule problem. It is usually a heart problem. A man always finds time for what he truly values. He finds time to eat, scroll, complain, watch, shop, talk, work, worry, and check messages. He finds time for what the heart insists upon. So when prayer disappears, the issue is not merely that the schedule got crowded. The issue is that the heart stopped treating prayer as necessary. Prayerlessness reveals self-confidence. It says, without saying it, “I can handle this.” It says, “I can make decisions without seeking God.” It says, “I can face temptation without fresh strength.” It says, “I can work, preach, post, teach, parent, lead, resist, endure, and fight without getting low before the Lord.” That is insanity wearing religious clothes. John 15:5 says, “for without me ye can do nothing.” Nothing does not mean a little. Nothing means nothing. A man may do activities without Christ. He may build programs, write sermons, post content, run ministries, and appear useful. But he cannot bear spiritual fruit that abides without abiding in Christ. Prayerlessness is practical unbelief in John 15:5. The prayerless Christian often has not stopped believing in God; he has stopped

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  Matty Monster (@Matty_MonsterLA) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix the XP-Tokens, *********!

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  Miki (@Aweragestupid) reported 8 minutes ago

  @HavryshkoMarta I don't believe in western numbers but I do believe casualties are high on both sides. The problem is, war is easy to start, hard to stop. And after western escalations, stopping now would mean losing the war and deterrent. It will be concluded on the battlefield for sure.

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  PaulsCorner-VerseQuest (@TNTJohn1717) reported 11 minutes ago

  The Genealogy That Put the Devil on Notice Key Passage: Matthew 1:1 — “The book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.” Introduction Matthew does not begin his Gospel the way a modern religious professor would begin it. He does not begin with a theory, a debate over sources, a committee translation note, a dead German’s opinion, or a paragraph apologizing for believing the Bible. He begins with a record. He begins with a name. He begins with a title. He begins with paperwork. “The book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.” That is not decoration. That is not filler. That is not a dry list for people who like ancient ancestry. That is the Holy Ghost walking into the courtroom of history, slamming the documents on the table, and saying, “Here He is. Here is the King. Here is the promised seed. Here is the legal heir. Here is the One the devil has been trying to stop since Genesis 3:15.” Before Matthew gives you a sermon, a miracle, a parable, a healing, a rebuke, or a resurrection scene, he gives you the line of the King. Why? Because authority matters. A throne requires a right. A covenant requires a seed. A promise requires fulfilment. A kingdom requires a King with credentials. The devil knew enough Bible to know a seed was coming. He knew God had said in Genesis 3:15, “And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed.” From that moment forward, history became a battlefield over a bloodline. Cain rises against Abel. Pharaoh kills Hebrew male children. Athaliah tries to destroy the seed royal. Haman wants the Jews exterminated. Herod slaughters babies in Bethlehem. Satan has never been confused about the importance of the line. He may have better dispensational sense than half the seminaries in America. He knew there was a promised seed, a promised nation, a promised tribe, a promised house, a promised throne, and a promised King. So when Matthew opens with “Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham,” he is not giving us a polite Jewish introduction. He is giving the devil formal notice that all his efforts failed. The seed came. The King arrived. The promises survived. The throne has an heir. Hell could not corrupt the line, erase the covenant, cancel the prophecy, or stop the virgin birth. That is why this opening verse is so powerful. Modern scholarship wants to pick at Matthew like a buzzard picking bones in a ditch. They want to argue about literary arrangement, theological shaping, source criticism, redaction, and all the other fancy names men invent when they do not want to bow their knee to the Book. But the real issue in Matthew 1:1 is not whether some professor likes the structure. The issue is authority. Jesus Christ has the right to rule because God promised Abraham a seed and David a throne. He is not an intruder, not a usurper, not a religious philosopher, not a Jewish accident, not a moral reformer, and not a vague spiritual symbol. He is “the son of David” and “the son of Abraham.” That puts Him in direct connection with the land promise, the nation promise, the blessing promise, the throne promise, and the kingdom promise. Matthew opens like a legal document because heaven is presenting the rightful King to Israel, and before the first chapter is finished, the Holy Ghost has already put Satan, Rome, Herod, the Pharisees, the Sadducees, the scribes, and every Christ-rejecting system on notice. Chapter One: The First Verse Is a Royal Summons Matthew 1:1 says, “The book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.” The first word after the phrase “the book of the generation” is not Moses, not Adam, not Israel, not Joseph, and not Mary. It is “Jesus Christ.” That is the center. That is the subject. That is the Person every name in the list is serving. Men read genealogies backward, looking for famous ancestors. God writes this genealogy forward, aiming

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  Idris4Peace (@Edrees4P) reported 13 minutes ago

  Over 100 Nigerian soldiers reported missing with service rifles after #ISWAP attack in Borno The Nigerian Army has declared 104 soldiers from the 162 Amphibious Battalion along the Mandara–Buratai Road in Borno State as deserters after they went missing with their service rifles following a deadly attack on their base in early June. On 5 June, insurgents believed to be members of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) launched a coordinated overnight assault on the military position. According to security sources, the attackers exploited heavy rainfall and poor visibility to penetrate the base. Several soldiers were reportedly killed during the attack, while more than 100 personnel remain unaccounted for. Beyond the immediate battlefield losses, the disappearance of trained soldiers together with their weapons raises serious operational and security concerns for Nigeria’s counterinsurgency campaign in the Lake Chad Basin.

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  Arachnomancer 😷 9x💉🕸 ️🕷️🌵 (@WithSpiders) reported 15 minutes ago

  @cocomarvgrows completely ignoring the fact that tens of thousands of people are dying on the battlefield. Most people probably wouldn't have a problem with that. But I am not "most people." I find the idea of completely tuning out the horrors of our time and pretending everything is fine 2/3

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  BUZZ3R (@BUZZ3RX) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Guys FIX THE DAMN CRASH ERROR 0XC0000005

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  Wake_up (@Arch_Inarius) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm What is the fix for “kicked due to inactivity” during match loading. Steam and EA app now and @BattlefieldComm is doing nothing about it