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How to verify an install script before running it, using the shell.online installer after the Tensorlake npm compromise: what the checksum proves and doesn't.
Automated daily post (shell.online-centric). Generated, fact-checked against sources, and build-verified locally. Merge to publish to pilotprotocol.network. Stacked on the still-open previous blog PR (merge that first, or merge this one to take both).