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## MkDocs
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To honor [this post](https://rakhim.org/images/honestly-undefined/blogging.jpg) (and ensure the message remains true) I will use my own website as an example and show how I configured the static web app and make it to work the way it does.
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To honor [this post](https://rakhim.org/images/honestly-undefined/blogging.jpg) (and ensure the message remains true) I will use my own website as an example and show how I configured the static web app and make it work the way it does.
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I am using [Github Pages](https://pages.github.com/) to host the content, [Mkdocs](https://www.mkdocs.org/) to create the website from markdown files as input and have own [domain](https://0xfab1.net/) for a nicer URL.
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I am using [Github Pages](https://pages.github.com/) to host the content, [Mkdocs](https://www.mkdocs.org/) to create the website from markdown files as input and have my own [domain](https://0xfab1.net/) for a nicer URL.
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[MkDocs](https://github.com/MkDocs/MkDocs/) is a great way to host a simple, static website. This website uses [Material for MkDocs](https://github.com/squidfunk/MkDocs-material) which is a theme for MkDocs.
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To quickly create and host a static website (or rebuild this website), you have two choices:
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To quickly create and host a static website (or rebuild this website), you have two options:
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- Docker
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- Python
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docker run --rm -it -p 8000:8000 -v ${PWD}:/docs squidfunk/MkDocs-material # run the container
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Don't limit yourself in undesired ways but rather optimize how to consume information.
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- Mute sounds that annoy and distract.
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- Block users, unsubscribe oder block mails - whatever is undesired should not reach your attention more than once.
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- Block users, unsubscribe or block mails - whatever is undesired should not reach your attention more than once.
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- Disable popups and redirect/move messages that are just informational.
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- Limit the number of services you use and actually use them.
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- Be active, not passive: Don't behave based on triggers like notifications, sounds, new mails. Read whenever you make yourself time for it. (This works for work as well)
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To guarantee that your documents remain legible for generations to come, even on computers from the years 2050 or 2525, they should also be understandable on a system from the 1960s. The lasting impact of your digital work depends more on the files themselves than on the software tools with which they were made. While applications might become obsolete, files have the potential to persist. Consider the ancient hieroglyphs in the Egyptian pyramids - the messages they convey are more significant than the instruments used to etch them.
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This principal can be extended to:
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This principle can be extended to:
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- Don't be dependant on services that you can avoid.
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- Don't be dependent on services that you can avoid.
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- If you use services understand how you can migrate to the next service before using it.
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- Prefer offline working tools if possible and feasible.
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- Keep it as simple and stupid as possible without limiting yourself on functions you need.
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# Finances
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Aside from spending or investing money, doing things without involving money can be very satisfying too... but this is page is not about that.
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Aside from spending or investing money, doing things without involving money can be very satisfying too... but this page is not about that.
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## Spend
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- Education (learn things and have a good time, not college, just fund your experiments. (Education can be an investment, but not under my definition above and I suggest to not look at it that way)
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- Things that make you feel good (a picture on the wall, nice clothes, replace that thing that bothered you)
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### What to buy
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Obviously it is not a good idea to buy things you don't need with money you don't have to impress people that don't care.
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Know when to gift to friends, sell, throw away or store it for later.
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## Protest
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It is not easy to protest in a smart and effective way. In my opinion strikes, demonstrations, letter-writing campaigns, petitions, sit-ins and occupation are not very effective nor creative. Of course on can passively boycott whatever thing to not support and tell friends about what and why not to support but this is boring and small minded as well. Here are some examples and ideas how to protest on a given matter in an interesting, not annoying and creative way while being effective and successful:
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It is not easy to protest in a smart and effective way. In my opinion strikes, demonstrations, letter-writing campaigns, petitions, sit-ins and occupation are not very effective nor creative. Of course one can passively boycott whatever thing to not support and tell friends about what and why not to support but this is boring and small minded as well. Here are some examples and ideas how to protest on a given matter in an interesting, not annoying and creative way while being effective and successful:
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-[Ugly Gerry](https://fontsarena.com/ugly-gerry/) is a [free font](_gerry.otf.zip) created with real US congressional districts. The name comes from gerrymandering, the process that made possible such weird shapes.
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-[Volkswagen](https://github.com/auchenberg/volkswagen) can be integrated in your CI process. It detects when your tests are being run in a CI server, and makes them pass. Volkswagen uses a defeat device to detect when it's being tested in a CI server and will automatically reduce errors to an acceptable level for the tests to pass. This will allow you to spend less time worrying about testing and more time enjoying the good life as a trustful software developer.
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- The creative ways the [DeCSS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeCSS) crack was distribted (e.g. [t-shirt](_decss_tshirt.jpg), [haiku](_decss-haiku.txt) or [midi](_decss-auth.mid), [audio](_decss_descramble.mp3), [html dvd logo](_decss-dvdlogo.html.txt) and [many more](https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/DeCSS/Gallery/)...). Later works by "removing all the white space, then transforming each ASCII character into a single 32nd note of its midi equivalent (midi notes, like ASCII characters, are coded into values ranging from 1 to 127.)".
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- The creative ways the [DeCSS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeCSS) crack was distributed (e.g. [t-shirt](_decss_tshirt.jpg), [haiku](_decss-haiku.txt) or [midi](_decss-auth.mid), [audio](_decss_descramble.mp3), [html dvd logo](_decss-dvdlogo.html.txt) and [many more](https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/DeCSS/Gallery/)...). Later works by "removing all the white space, then transforming each ASCII character into a single 32nd note of its midi equivalent (midi notes, like ASCII characters, are coded into values ranging from 1 to 127.)".
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- Address your issues to the correct people. If you work in an social or public based service make sure to create awareness but don't let uninvolved suffer from your problems. For example if drive a bus, let passengers ride for free and let them know you are protesting instead of not driving and letting people down.
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- Address your issues to the correct people. If you work in a social or public based service make sure to create awareness but don't let uninvolved suffer from your problems. For example if you drive a bus, let passengers ride for free and let them know you are protesting instead of not driving and letting people down.
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- Make art (music, pictures, games) that help people understand the problem. Make things that are understandable as well as entertaining, interesting, provocative and/or beautiful. This will address the problem in an entertaining but critical way that is no annoying an will be much more likely be shared, discussed and addressed.
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- Make art (music, pictures, games) that help people understand the problem. Make things that are understandable as well as entertaining, interesting, provocative and/or beautiful. This will address the problem in an entertaining but critical way that is not annoying and will be much more likely be shared, discussed and addressed.
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- Find ways to educate the public about the core issue of your protest any what needs to be done. Reflect on your issue and make sure this is not just an opinion but actual facts that can be educated.
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- Find ways to educate the public about the core issue of your protest and what needs to be done. Reflect on your issue and make sure this is not just an opinion but actual facts that can be educated.
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- Never interrupt your enemy when he/she is making a mistake.
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-**Identify Triggers**: Recognize what triggers your bad habit. It could be stress, boredom, or specific situations.
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-**Replace with Positive Behavior**: Substitute the bad habit with a positive one. For example, if you bite your nails when stressed, try squeezing a stress ball instead.
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