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and you can also view your edits in real time from your browser of choice, just put the complete path to the index.html file to view it in real time, for me it is as follows: /home/nihilist/Documents/blog-contributions/opsec/newtutorial/index.html (just hit F5 to refresh in the browser, everytime you save (:w) in vim)
Make sure that you follow the quality standard i described here: start with the Why, then the What, then the How. to describe how to do things, you can use images like so:
+Make sure that you follow the quality standard i described here: start with the Why, then the What, then the How. to describe how to do things, you can use images and screenshots like so:
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To take screenshots like i do, you can use flameshot, it has everything you need for screenshots. When you take screenshots, dont forget to draw arrows to mention where the user needs to click, add text if something needs to be clarified, etc. and then save your screenshot in the same folder as your blogpost contribution (in this case, in blog-contributions/opsec/new-tutorial)
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+If you are showcasing a complex tutorial please put into a graph what you are talking about. I used to make graphs using yEd Graphs (but it's closed source) so instead as of q3 2024 i'm using Drawio to make them, both tools have got everything you need to write complex graphs.
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+[ mainpc ] [ /dev/pts/3 ] [blog/opsec/manifesto]
+→ apt search draw.io
+Sorting... Done
+Full Text Search... Done
+draw.io/now 24.7.17 amd64 [installed,local]
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+Then, i'll let you go through the drawio documentation to learn how to use it, as there's alot to cover to add logos, change shapes, add text, add arrows, etc:
+But in the end you should have a good looking graph like this one:
+and if there are any commands to be shown, just copy paste from your terminal directly into the index.html file, into the pre code blocks:
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I am also motivated by my will to clear out any misconceptions and help everyone perceive technology for what it truly is, regardless of any morality or any political view. My blog aims to bring to light that any usage of any technology is to be justified with a clear reason, to be described, and showcased in great detail.
Yes, anyone that tries to mix politics and ideologies into technology, is merely trying to preserve what they are currently identified with. Such people cannot pretend to have an objective view when talking about anything.
Transcending limitations is what i consider the most honorable way behind any action. Ultimately, this blog aims to showcase that Technology, when used correctly, can allow one to transcend any limitation. Be it to transcend surveillance, centralisation, deanonymization, lack of security. Any ability that we have as Humans, such as Privacy, Decentralisation, Anonymity, Security, Plausible Deniability can be protected and enhanced by using the correct Technology.
-TLDR: You want to know the most effective technologies that can enhance your life ? It's right there. Just read it up, understand what they are, understand why they are used, understand how they are used, and use them yourself.
+TLDR: You want to know the most effective technologies that can enhance your life ? It's right there. Just read it up, understand what they are, understand why they are used, understand how they are used, and use them yourself.
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+First of all, i've seen way too many lazy blogs out there, some like to skip steps, some skip explanations, and some just outright copy paste from other blogs.
+I am here to bring you a fresh view on technology. As i am discovering a new technology, i am also writing about it to let you know about it. Make no mistake i could've just kept it for myself, and not even care about sharing what i found, but no i decided, out of my own goodwill to make it all available to you, for free, forever.
+Now when i am talking about complex concepts, like OPSEC specifically i am not going to sugarcoat anything, if there is complexity to be talked about in detail, i will talk about it, in all the critical details. Even if it's just for privacy. I am not going to skip steps, and try to pretend as if it was easier than it actually is. If i were to lie about something being simple, i would just be a part of the lack of education problem, what a great way to contribute.
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+put in the required work to understand something, and incite others to learn it just like you did ?
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+You get the idea, you are either part of the problem, or you are part of the solution, i refuse to be part of the problem. in case if you didn't notice, it is out of my own goodwill that i am explaining things for you, and showing you how to set those technologies up, how to use them, and why even use them in the first place. If you think it's too complex, you are very welcome to submit shortcuts to my existing tutorials.but be warned, that skipping steps is something i will never do, as i have standards.
+After all, complexity is subjective, you either understand something, or you don't understand something. It is the blog writer's responsibility to make it easy for the reader to understand If by the end of the blogpost the reader didn't understand, it's because you skipped steps, explanations or something else.
+My first and foremost goal is to showcase that Privacy, Anonymity and Deniability are actually possible to achieve, no matter how complex. The second goal comes later, in finding shortcuts to simplify tutorials.
+Most people nowadays have bought into the panopticon propaganda that has been pushed by governments, the myth that our everyone's every move is under surveillance, and that we need to act accordingly because "big brother" is watching at all times. I'm right here, telling you that he cannot do so once you manage to close all the blinds.
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+You need to read between the lines a bit. I am talking about how you can become ungovernable. Why does it even matter what these bureaucrats and politicians want ? Who the hell cares ? The individual has the ability to remain outside of their control, so stop complaining, and go ahead to do just that.
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You wished you could do more in the world right now ? Well, maybe you should have turned to technology, a long time ago.
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