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It creates a tracking branch, and so git knows how far a branch is relative to a remote branch.

When you hit the home button, you go to the hoem screen. There are also visual indicators that show on which screen you are.

What I miss in this article is what it implies that time is cloaked. What does is it mean and where can it be used for?

Obligatory xkcd reference: http://xkcd.com/876/

Sometimes you can go too far in questioning everything to get any practical result.

Maybe you have don this for brevity, but git branch does not create a new commit.

"The command’s second form creates a new branch head named <branchname> which points to the current HEAD, or <start-point> if given."

So after a git branch command, the test branch still points to the same commit as HEAD.

You have to make an additional commit for them to diverge.

I would say it would be a different (limited) representation of the same resource.

According to MtGox they attackers ran into the $1000 limit, so it was not a verified account.

The problem is that other people might have already found other blocks, rendering your block useless.