That looks like a massive bear claw about to strike!

You can have several for different purposes and audiences.

One way to distinguish the posts you describe is to add a hashtag so others can use it either to find or to filter that content.

Whilst hashtags don't work on this platform (yet), they can still be used to identify and search for information.

At some point it might get implemented into the UI as it is on other platforms and your content will ready to go.

The traditional way is to use a serial console from another device.

You used to be able to run Apple Music on Android. I used it for a while. Not sure if it still exists.

For a period the interactions you had with ChatGPT were public and a live stream was available.

At the time when I looked at it, there was an astonishing amount of non-english traffic, but that might have been due to the fact that my UTC+8 timezone in Perth is the same as mainland China.

I had a quick search just now to see if I could find a link, but all I can locate is posts about new privacy controls, so perhaps that "feature"went by the wayside at some point.

I'm guessing that at some point your rectum cramps closed and the foreign object ends up being trapped behind the sphincter.

Note that I'm not a medical professional, nor do I pretend to be one on the internet. I do have personal lived experience of constipation induced cramping and it's not fun, not to mention, painful to the point of passing out.

You mean the information superhighway?

Shame that all those business models require US centric payment processors to actually get paid.

I'm not in the US and my choices for actually getting money into my bank account are PayPal or Stripe, neither of which have policies that permit the distribution of electronic data or alternatively donations without being a registered charity.

Neither has dispute resolution procedures that go beyond "you broke the rules and we're keeping your money", and "sorry, that was a fraudulent card and we're taking the money back, plus a fee, and the fraudster keeps the goods", and finally "our word is final and we're now closing your account without disclosing why".

So, yeah, good luck with that.

Source: I've spent months looking for alternatives and as far as I can tell, they just don't exist.

Uhm. AFAIK, you only have to share code under the GPL if you distribute binaries outside your organisation.

If it stays in-house, there's no distribution, thus no requirement to share the source.

I'm happy to be wrong, feel free to point out what I missed.

This reminds me of a story where a speaker at a conference was talking about software development methodologies.

They asked the audience, who in the room would get on board a plane built in the way that their company approached software development?

Everyone stuck their hand up.

Then they asked who would stay for the takeoff.

One person stuck their hand up.

Asked why, they answered: "Based on how we write software, I doubt that it would taxi from the ramp, let alone take off."

Let's just hope that Boeing had better systems and processes for building this spacecraft than they did their 737 MAX 9 ...

Uh, the text goes on to say:

"including its immediate and permanent removal, without prejudice to law enforcement and user appeals requirements"

In other words, if law enforcement asks you to take it down, you will. That does not appear to have occurred here.