Mmm… no. Iterm2 used to be one if my first installs, but these days I find myself in the old grumpy programmer bucket. Things that should connect to the inter

Mmm… no. Iterm2 used to be one if my first installs, but these days I find myself in the old grumpy programmer bucket. Things that should connect to the internet: - my browser - applications - anything I explicitly launch Things that should not connect to the internet: - my shell - my “save as” dialog - my start menu :( > Click hamburger menu → Ask AI to create a new AI chat with the reader-mode content of the current page attached Yeah yeah cool. I guess were back into the days of more web browsers with arc and whatever. I suppose I should just smile and nod; if chrome introduced a terminal would I batt an eyelid? Still, I dont like it. I dont want ls to query some external api. I dont want grep to search the internet. These these are domain bounded for a reason; Im not a fan of iterms kitchen sync future. …but I suppose, nice technical work on it, it works quite well. I hope it makes people who are into it happy.