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Setting this is orgwise seems to be an "enterprise" feature.

It's really not acceptable that Cursor is less than crystal clear on details such as this...

Yeah, their blog post is not very transparent at what happened here. Does not instill trust.

If cryptocurrency exchanges are regularly robbed, surely that is negative for the cryptocurrency as a whole?

Negative free cash flow is not the same as losing money

I don't know Konsole, but kitty have tons of features other "plain" terminals lack. It's not just about speed (which I never got the obsession about either)

> there's no reader mode that turns off site design with about 8 words a line

Firefox's reader mode allow you to set the line length. If the reader-mode is able to understand the page it should be able to increase the length as well?

> "Universal acceptance"

Looking into it bit more I concede there's no real research consensus for optimal range in the 50-100 character range. I could not find research for the 180 char length this site render on my laptop screen at reasonable font size.

(Research indicate that bigger line spacing is beneficial for long lines though.)

I also appreciate a minimalistic design, but it's universally agreed that limiting text to certain length improve readability. Yes, I can turn on firefox reader mode to fix it - and it will work well since the site itself is very simple. I can only assume that is the site-owner stance? But that's an extra click and I'm quite sure it would work well if the page itself did the minimal of centering and limiting the line length. (for those that prefer to read with read-mode like systems)

Yeah, I really despise this trend. Using github as just an issue tracker should also be banned if it was up to me.

I really want to know if someone can point to where it says this is ok in an unambiguous way. Reading the Antropic docs ir is not clear to me that they differentiate personal mitm proxies from proxies used to share the sub. And if they attempt to detect the latter and ban people, how can they properly distinguish the two even?

My slight suspicion is that the that somehow train on derived data from the sessions. In a way that they are technically in the clear.

How is it clear? I don't fully trust them either, but what indications are there?