So the only plausible defense is naming every folder on my drive a banned phrase?

A beautiful thing

Hi Dworken from Anthropic, how is that possible if Cursor uses OpenVSX?

It seems like they put a proxy in front of OpenVSX: https://cursor.com/help/customization/extensions

However, statements around the internet (and in these comments) are less than definitive as to whether a) that proxy has a cache that was compromised; b) that proxy has select extensions which can be published directly to it by hand (one of which was compromised); c) other.

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

This, it’s all exams. Homework is something to help students study, I guess not anymore.

Which depts?

Can you blame them? Calif's unbelievably unprofessional video's leak definitely spikes the cortisol of any actual professional.

Definitely archiving this, lol.

I’m not sure I’ve ever heard of a locomotive being used as a weapon. Maybe a more apt comparison would be “nuclear fission invented nuclear fallout”, no?

Intentional derailment is something that has happened which feels closer to the example then using the train itself as a weapon IMHO. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Mill for example

railway guns go all the way back to the us civil war, but i suppose we can still quibble on locomotive there.

Brain rot is making us incompetent, dangerously impatient, or a mixture of both.

Yes, there have been decades of talk about this already—ensuring you isolate/jail the PHP-related processes and run them with an unprivileged user, etc.