Land Rovers up and down the land are chuckling condescendingly

Look, I get it, he's a brilliant man, and well on his way to becoming a historical figure as important as Jobs or Gates, but I'm sick and tired of hearing about the latest thing Sam Altman has said or done or is rumored to be planning to do. I would appreciate him just shutting up for a couple of weeks.

I'm surprised they don't mention Inflection's Pi. Isn't it supposed to be as good as GPT4?

I'm not sure "bumbling incompetence" and "trillion-dollar valuation" fit in the same narrative.

It's people like him and places like this one that welcomed me when I first found my way onto the Internet. They taught me what to value, and how to behave. I will forever be grateful for that, even if I don't come around that often anymore. Cheers, and godspeed.

Hmm...I just did a little googling and found several references to similar problems, but nothing official. Look:
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Ftopic.php%3Fuid%3D2309869772%26amp;topic=12764
http://www.thefacebookforum.net/t12204-urls-in-comments-disappear
http://www.allfacebook.com/facebook-comment-links-2010-09

If you posted it, then I retract my position. I've only seen that in comments, not posts.
As to have been owned, I would find that doubtful, as I'm on Linux and very careful.

It does for me, every day. Even Youtube links. All I do to make them go through is strip the http:///

Relax. Facebook deletes all full URLs to discourage spam and abuse. Try removing 'http://'

He means this. It's quite useful, actually.

I'm bookmarking this to re-read it when I'm a little more alert.

Yo! Still here!

Well, it definitely sounds like a red papaya, then.

Look what Zog do! And, yes, the late Thag Simmons, of thagomizer fame. I remember both well.

As to your other fruit, it sounds like a red papaya, but I'd imagine you know what that looks like. Are the seeds light in colour?

Wow! You're really looking ahead. I would probably kill for a tea bush or two. What a fantastic idea. Never thought about it, really. Must look into that. I definitely have the altitude...wow...how come I never thought of that???

My neighbour has a beautiful thermosiphon on his roof, but I've not interrogated him about it. Yet.

Morel comes from an old nickname: Morelos. He was a hero in the war of Independence from Spain. He used to wear a bandanna to deal with constant headaches, apparently.

When I was younger I used to wear my hair quite long. I was heavily into rallying back then, as a competitor, and I got into the habit of wearing a bandanna after I took my helmet off, to deal with the hair. My friends quickly christened me Morelos.

Curiously, my previous nickname, a billion years ago in the Scouts, was Mor.

Even more curiously, one of the traditional recipes of my wife's family is Gratin au Morilles, baked morels stuffed with brie. Reeeaaaally good.