if linux goes slop we will so regret having put all of our eggs in the same basket lol
@lizzy I'm sorry to tell you, it has already happened. At least since June of last year. That author is a stable release maintainer and already committed patches written by claude months ago.

One such example: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=78d979db6cef557c171d6059cbce06c3db89c7ee
docs: add AI Coding Assistants documentation - kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git - Linux kernel source tree

@mirq @lizzy
Only if certain browsers had a very nice feature that bypassed Anubis in most configs...
#ANUBIS
fuck_this_shit = [
'*://kernel.org/*',
'*://*.kernel.org/*',
'*://codeberg.org/*',
'*://archlinux.org/*',
'*://*.archlinux.org/*',
'*://*.gnome.org/*',
'*://openwrt.org/*',
'*://*.gentoo.org/*',
'*://*.freedesktop.org/*'
'*://rpmfusion.org/*',
'*://*.pussthecat.org/*',
'*://*.debian.org/*',
'*://*.ffmpeg.org/*',
'*://*.fedoraproject.org/*',
'*://*.luanti.org/*',
]

for url in fuck_this_shit:
with config.pattern(url) as p:
p.content.headers.user_agent = "<not telling because someone from gnome will block it.>"

@mirq @phnt @lizzy the default config is defense in depth, it assumes you've already blocked all the user-agents you don't like, but need to filter out everything pretending to be a browser too