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title: be-far's Digital Garden
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tags:
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- toc
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date: 2023-08-23
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---
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> [!tip]
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> You will own **nothing**, and you will be **happy**.
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On my little corner of the internet, I document my adventures in tech and complain about the internet of shit. This is **Projects & Privacy**.
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# Welcome!
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You're on a site called a [[Misc/what-is-a-garden|Digital Garden]]. Here's some info on [[Essays/why-i-garden|Why I Garden]].
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This site changes often. Feel free to subscribe to [the RSS feed](/index.xml) for a ping every time I make a new entry. You can also check [Updates](/Updates) for a monthly list of changes.
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> [!question] What can I see here?
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> I [[about-me|(me, myself)]] write about:
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> - Projects I've undertaken and programs that I've used
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> - The intersection of social issues and technology, often with a privacy-first spin
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> - Law, apparently
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> - Anything else that you can find in the [Explorer](https://quartz.jzhao.xyz/features/explorer) on your left
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> - If you're on mobile, visit the [[sitemap|Sitemap]].
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> [!Question] -> What the hell is that spiderweb thing?
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> That's the [Graph View](https://help.obsidian.md/Plugins/Graph+view). It's an [[Programs I Like/obsidian|Obsidian]] feature which acts as a map of what pages link to each other. Click on it for a map of the entire site and how it interconnects. It doesn't use Obsidian's implementation directly, but since [[Projects/Obsidian/digital-garden|the site generator I use]] is heavily inspired by Obsidian and [Obsidian Publish]( https://obsidian.md/publish ), it remains.
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> [!question] -> What’s a Backlink?
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> The Backlinks pane is a list of all pages on the site that link to the current one. Because you’re on the homepage, it’s empty. On content pages, it’ll be more substantial and serve as a convenient navigation tool.
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## Epistemological disclosure
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Please accept that I reserve the right to be wrong on this website. I don’t claim to be an expert on any of the subject matter within. As this site reflects a learning process, I’m also liable to change my mind if I research an issue further. I’ll document if this happens.
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If you don’t like how I’ve done something, feel free to write a piece in your own garden for it. I’d love to read it! It’s no secret that a lot of this garden comprises my gripes with various things.
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## Disclaimer
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It goes without saying that anything herein constitutes my own opinion and not the opinion of any affiliated person or entity. Nothing on this website is legal advice either.
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## Attribution
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Feel free to properly reference any of the content within in your own gardens or work. Don’t plagiarize.
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**Do not input my work into an online or offline generative AI for any purpose, including to train or update the model, explore alternate positions to mine, or to converse with the work.** Keep the moles out of the garden.
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## Privacy/Terms of Use
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- I don't run analytics of any kind on this site.
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- I don't share any of my content with third parties, nor do I consent to third party use of my content which I retain a copyright in.
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- The sole exception to this policy is that third parties are permitted to link to pages on this website in their own content, or to cite this website as a source.
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- Comments
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- The time of posting, username, and comment content are all public facing and stored on the server for the sole purpose of providing a comment service. These are not shared with any third parties except to the extent that someone may access that public facing data through this site.
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- Accounts created through email will retain the email provided for account login purposes only.
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- Accounts created through GitHub login will retain an access token (revocable at any time through GitHub), your GitHub username, and your GitHub profile picture. |