I found the explanation of rebase in terms of cherry-picking to be useful and diagrams seemed appropriately employed in explanations (will there be a UI at some point that allows manipulation of repositories via graphical means? [1]).

In general I found the order of presentation to be sensible.  A bit odd at times where things that seemed quite basic were explained given the title of the talk (e.g. about abbreviating commit hashes), but found it worth watching.

Thanks again, phitsc.

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[1] Came across this recently: https://github.com/FredrikNoren/ungit

Fix two TrueCrypt vulnerabilities reported by James Forshaw (Google Project Zero)
  CVE-2015-7358 (critical): Local Elevation of Privilege on Windows by abusing drive letter handling.
  CVE-2015-7359: Local Elevation of Privilege on Windows caused by incorrect Impersonation Token Handling.

via https://veracrypt.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Release%20Notes

Thanks for the links.

IIUC, it may be relatively straight-forward to check from a terminal app in Android whether privacy extensions are in use:


The result may show information for various network interfaces -- for WiFi, a typical interface name is wlan0.  Examine the displayed MAC address and IPv6 address -- roughly, if the last 3 bytes are the same in both, I think it's a good bet that (at least for that interface) the extensions are not in use.