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Git flight rules are step-by-step guides that help you fix common problems when using Git, much like how astronauts use manuals to handle emergencies in space[1][4]. These guides cover a wide range of situations—like undoing mistakes, fixing commits, managing branches, and recovering lost work—so you always know what to do if something goes wrong. The benefit is that you can quickly solve issues without getting stuck, saving time and reducing stress while working on code projects[1][4].
https://github.com/k88hudson/git-flight-rules
🚨 BREAKING: $117M in assets stolen from @Balancer in the last 2 hours after a major hack!!!
🔹 Assets stolen are across multiple chains: #Ethereum, #Base, #Optimism, #Sonic, #Polygon, #Berachain – mainly in Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) of $ETH.
Top 5 stolen assets:
• 7,838 $WETH (~$29.1M)
• 6,841 $OSETH (~$26.8M)
• 4,459 $WSTETH (~$20.1M)
• 2,405 $SFRXETH (~$10M)
• 2,038 $RSETH (~$8.67M)
🔹 The hacker is acting quickly: Converting LSTs into $ETH in real-time!
🔹 Big move: Whale account 0x009, dormant for 3 YEARS, just resurfaced after the exploit and withdrew $7.38M worth of assets from #Balancer!
⚠️ ALERT: If you’re still on #Balancer, secure your funds NOW before it’s too late! 🔐
Follow @spotonchain for more updates about the hack!
https://x.com/spotonchain/status/1985289043383300351