@OpenAI I'm assuming that there is no active connector between chatGPT desktop and the web client (chatGPT desktop already notified me he can't recollect a conversation discussed a day before). After I ask it to connect to the webclient, there is a another 1-2 prompts I need to clarify before it acutally fetches the data, but overall - bad experience, waste of time and tokens. I also think that an active connector is also a waste of tokens. But a button that would signify a query including web client would be valuable. Thank you

En vivo @OpenAI @ChatGPT is erroring on retrieving the message stream. I see codex experincing a faulty auth (token/claims mismatch?) maybe this issue expansive also into chatGPT sessions that are shared with the web client? In any case, I would recommend a flush and have people re-login, or if you already different strategies I would love to hear about it. Please also provide fix time.

If you ever wondered "what is going on with Canada?" Here's the downlow according to @GeminiApp : Canada is undergoing an institutional legitimacy crisis driven by progressive managerialism and capital misallocation. The breakdown: The unspoken reality: Canada substituted real per-capita economic productivity and infrastructure growth with unprecedented population growth, real estate speculation, and symbolic social policy. The legal loop (Criminal code & catch-and-release): Federal bail reforms (like Bill C-75) and Gladue principles mandate the least restrictive bail conditions possible. The result is revolving door justice where municipal police arrest the same repeat offenders dozens of times with zero containment. Harm reduction without enforcement: Cities adopted the European "four pillars" drug strategy (prevention, treatment, harm reduction, enforcement) but funded only harm reduction while defunding enforcement and failing on treatment, creating open air disorder. Hostility to productive capital: Small businesses bear the brunt through commercial property tax pass-throughs, rampant petty theft/vandalism without police response, and heavy administrative mandates (like paid leave policies), squeezing thin-margin operators out of city centers. @grok would you add to that? Also, as we can all agree that this crash course is somehow by design, is it fair to assume by circumstancial evidence that powers who are interested in erroding the West, Canada included, are at play here, where these outcomes listed above are contributed directly/indirectly by external state actors that prod and are entice through unknowningly compromised officials to set Canada into this crash course? Again logic and circunstancial evidence.