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I currently just use this in my .zshrc:

alias ssh="kitty +kitten ssh"

sshpass() { TERM=xterm-256color command sshpass "$@"; }

Could also alias sshpass differently but I mostly use that for embedded devices where I just want a simple shell anyways.

The alternative you mean is in ~/.ssh/config:

Host *

    SetEnv TERM="xterm-256color"

Fixed with a single alias or a single ssh config entry.

If you mean the `alias ssh="kitty +kitten ssh"` then no, it's not fixed at all.

For example pikvm exists with read-only mounted filesystem. Having to dive into the details to figure out that the issue is kitty trying to write a file to make some obscure terminal features work doesn't strike me as good design.

`alias ssh="TERM=xterm-256color ssh"` fixes it but isn't mentioned in the docs.


> TERM=xterm-256color ssh

Yep, i switched to kitty a few months ago and Claude dug around and found the solution external to the docs. The developer is very opinionated about how he thinks you should use Kitty.


Ghostty made that obvious in the documentation for me. I haven't looked at the kitty docs, so Idk if they do as well.

It’s actually fixed, for everything, with a single kitty config line which tells it to use xterm-256color as the terminal type.

I respect the man’s ideological correctness, but it’s not 1982 anymore and nobody is going to add more terminal types.


Malicious actors currently don't seem to behave much more careful than biters in Factorio, so this should align pretty well. To be fair, biter are usually not inside your base / in office.


Either way, flamethrowers turn out to be remarkably effective.


I wouldn't call diagnosing people for actual medical issues we learned about since the 70s an en vogue thing. Other than those, it's pretty much just vegan / non-vegan.


It’s amazing how dietary restrictions and medical issues track with political affiliation. Who knew?


What does political affiliation have to do with this specifically? Also, I'm sure there's ample source material to cement this claim?


Levelling the playing field either backfires spectacularly or increases overall safety dramatically.


Similar, yes, but instead of finding out who else can give you money at 10 people, they have to find out who else they have to give money at 10k people. Leads and lobbies.


That certainly doesn't help but I'd imagine their traffic in general spiked massively with agentic interactions as well?


And you can get all that for the low price of just $199/mon on your new glasses subscription!


Download and inspect it.


I don't know (I don't browse Patreon but just back some creators individually) but what would be the issue about that? Patreon is a content distributor and payment router between fans and creators, I don't expect or want them to police what creators do with that service.


> I don't expect or want them to police what creators do with that service.

Well, they do actually. They have a lot of restrictions on what 18+ content you can publish.

Like you can't publish "real" porn, or that's how I interpret this at least:

> Works depicting sexual activity between real, adult participants are not permitted.

https://www.patreon.com/policy/guidelines#adult-works


Which is fair. If they state that clearly in their ToS, someone producing this kind of content knows, that this is not the right provider for them ahead of time.

Someone producing adult content within the boundaries of what the guidelines allow did pick the right provider, so I don't see a problem with them becoming a prominent creator on the platform.

I should have probably said I don't expect or want them to micromanage the prominence of creators on their platform that do act in accordance with their guidelines. If for some reason figurines became incredibly popular and someone would complain that Patreon is basically just a platform for figurine painters, so what?


Uh, is narrowing it to "adult" really necessary?


They might not have a choice is the problem, there has been a pretty successful campaign to get credit card companies to cut off payments to anyone even remotely connected to this kind of stuff.


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