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Arbitrary code execution through broken config quoting · Advisory · git/git # Impact When reading a config value, Git strips any trailing carriage return and line feed (CRLF). When writing a config entry, values with a trailing CR are not quoted, causing the CR to be lost when the config is later read. When initializing a submodule, if the submodule path contains a trailing CR, the altered path is read resulting in the submodule being checked out to an incorrect location. If a symlink exists that points the altered path to the submodule hooks directory, and the submodule contains an executable post-checkout hook, the script may be unintentionally executed after checkout. # Workarounds Upgrade to the latest Git version, or avoid recursively cloning submodules in untrusted repositories.
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The Bull Market, Institutional Adoption & 2026 Recession? | Willy Woo - YouTube Willy Woo gets into Bitcoin’s evolving market structure, breaking down how institutional flows, ETFs, and treasury companies are reshaping the bull market. He explains why Bitcoin has never faced a true business cycle downturn, why 2026 could be the first real test, and how liquidity waves set the rhythm for both blow-off tops and brutal bear markets. He unpacks the mechanics of Strategy's debt model versus MetaPlanet’s synthetic leverage, how ETFs are smoothing inflows and dampening volatility, and why premiums to NAV create both opportunity and risk. Willy also zooms out to the thousand-year arc of money, showing why fiat is a short-lived social consensus ledger and Bitcoin is destined to be the next energy-secured system of value. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00:00 – Introduction 00:08:55 – Why Most Traders Fail in Bitcoin 00:11:13 – Bitcoin’s Market Maturity 00:18:01 – How On-Chain Data Has Changed 00:22:10 – Retail vs Institutional Capital in This Cycle 00:28:51 – Treasury Companies and Smooth Capital Inflows 00:39:10 – Business Cycle Downturns and the 2026 Risk 00:42:29 – Blow-Off Tops, Cycles, and Market Structure 00:53:26 – Transitioning from Fiat to Bitcoin 01:01:36 – Short-Term Bullish, Long-Term Ultra Bullish
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The bitcoiner who digitally disappeared - YouTube In October 2017, a SWAT team showed up at Jameson Lopp's house in North Carolina, allegedly because of a fake complaint called in by someone angered by a tweet. So Lopp posted a video of himself firing an AR-15 and then embarked on a journey to disappear in the physical world—unreachable by his enemies and far from the prying eyes of the surveillance state. Lopp had been obsessed with privacy long before the swatting. He's a throwback to the long-bearded mathematicians and cypherpunks of the 1990s who believed that recent breakthroughs in cryptography could enable levels of personal freedom and privacy beyond anyone's wildest dreams. Many ideas and technological breakthroughs from the cypherpunk movement were eventually folded into bitcoin. Lopp even calls himself a "professional cypherpunk," carrying on the movement's legacy. In keeping with the cypherpunk ethos, Casa, the company Lopp co-founded, is trying to make it easier for people to hold custody of their own bitcoin instead of storing their money on third-party exchanges, where regulators can impose arbitrary rules. After the SWAT raid, Lopp changed his phone number, set up LLCs to hide his true name and address, encrypted his communications, and even bought a decoy house to serve as a physical mailing address, which he needed to satisfy the DMV's requirement for a drivers license. To check his work, he hired private investigators to tail him. "We the Cypherpunks are dedicated to building anonymous systems," wrote Eric Hughes in his 1993 manifesto. "We don't much care if you don't approve of the software we write." Jameson Lopp is an enigmatic privacy obsessive fighting to keep that dream alive.
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Tech vs. Media: Balaji Srinivasan on the Battle Shaping Our Future - YouTube What really caused the breakdown between tech and media—and what comes next? In this episode, Erik Torenberg sits down with Balaji Srinivasan (entrepreneur, investor, and author of The Network State) to explore the long-building conflict between Silicon Valley and legacy journalism. Balaji explains how the collapse of traditional media business models gave rise to political capture, clickbait, and adversarial coverage of the tech industry. They discuss why “going direct” is no longer optional, how tech became the villain in establishment narratives, and what it would take to build a new truth infrastructure—from decentralized content creation to cryptographic verification. This episode dives deep into power, distribution, and the future of media, with a signature mix of historical insight, social analysis, and Balaji’s forward-looking frameworks. Timecodes: 00:00 Introduction: State vs. Network and the Media Landscape 01:05 The Collapse of Newspaper Revenue and Rise of Tech 02:45 Media, Wokeness, and Political Realignment 07:00 The State vs. Network Framework Explained 13:00 The Power Structure of Media Institutions 18:00 The Role of Distribution and the Scarcity of Attention 23:00 Social War: Red vs. Blue America and the Internet 30:00 Cancel Culture, Social Media, and Institutional Capture 37:00 Building Direct Distribution: Advice for Technologists 44:00 Individual vs. Institutional Media: The Rise of Creators 50:00 Decentralized Truth: Crypto, Blockchain, and the Ledger of Record 57:00 The Future of Democracy and Media in a Networked World 01:02:00 Tech Envy and Media’s Obsession with Control 01:05:47 Woke Media Tactics: From CIA Playbook to Cancel Culture 01:11:00 The Journalists Who Helped Build Communism 01:14:51 Aid vs. Investment: Redefining Global Help 01:21:14 Advice for the Next Generation of Builders 01:22:28 From Reaction to Creation: Building Better Media 01:25:02 The Ledger of Record: Blockchain as Truth Infrastructure 01:28:02 Why Commentary Alone Isn’t Enough 01:31:26 AI, Robo-Journos, and Russell Conjugation 01:34:32 Media Hypocrisy: NYT vs. NYT 01:37:58 New Media Needs New Truth Standards 01:42:00 Conclusion: Reclaiming Democracy and Truth
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Vibe Capital Accumulating https://njump.me/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzpqnwn7y4hqdtgxj9ygngkfy7drgze2qkpr002c4yj08wxhlut36eqqxnzde4x5erjv3e8y6nydpje5vnmy > A 200-horsepower car implies dramatic improvement, not equivalence, because it is not physically possible to perform the same tasks with 200 horses. There are not 200 horses obsoleted by the existence of a car, there just newly viable economic tasks.