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README.md

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-Welcome to my git-based (not necessarily GitHub-based!), decentralization-friendly,
-liberated, and integrity-protected blog and website!
+Welcome to my n-test for a decentralization-friendly, and integrity-protected publishing tool!
+I got attracted by the GitHub Page of a developer that I think have been 
+baking great free software in the past, so I tought it is worth to give a try to 
+a git-based gpg-signed content repo, that she is using.
+
+Some of the details that she reports ... just don't make sense to me. 
+So I'm exploring them (again). Maybe doing it I get a clue.
+
 
 About Me
 =========
 
-My name is Joanna Rutkowska, I lead the [Qubes OS](https://qubes-os.org)
-project and [Invisible Things Lab](http://invisiblethingslab.com) (see
-[about.md](/about/) and [contact.md](/contact/) for more info). 
+See [about.md](/about.md) and [contact.md](/contact.md) for more info.
 
 
 About this Website/Blog/Repo
-=============================
+============================
+
+I've never had a blog before. To expose what we already
+do everyday, in every and each human context, since the first monkey
+learned how to talk, is ... reduntant. Wasteful.
+
+To tell you the whole truth I had some sort of blog a bit before 
+Google popped up, around year 2000: the reason was that I had 
+the need to practice some advanced Perl (or PHP, can't remember) 
+programming so I packed togeter an opinion-spitting tool. 
+After 6 months I asked myself: 'do the world really needs my opinions?', 
+the answer has been 'No'. And because the Perl part was ok, 
+I turned the pages down and kept working in the machines room.
+The Perl part was working but the whole thing contained 2 articles.
+
+I did my best to stay away from the marketing departments until 2006,
+when I figure out that the whole country was spending in marketing... only.
+Then I addressed that problem for 2 years. Without results, sadly.
+
+At this point in time - 2015 - I'd like to understand whether git-publishing 
+might help to solve some of the issues I've seen at that time, or not. 
+Indeed the best part are the internals - git on top of zfs seems redundant - 
+but I keep them last to enjoy more at the end.
 
-This blog is a continuation of my "Invisible Things Lab Blog", [previously
-hosted](http://theinvisiblethings.blogspot.com/) on Google's Blogger platform
-for 8 years between 2006 until the end of 2014.  Read [this
-post]({% post_url 2015-02-09-my-new-git-based-blog %}) to understand why I decided
-to migrate away from Blogger, and why I consider it important to have this blog
-distributed as a git-repo.
 
 Content of this repo
 ---------------------
 
-* All the Invisible Things blog posts (in the [_posts/](/blog/) directory)
-* [Contact info](/contact/) and my [GPG keys](/keys/)
+* My experiments.
+* [Contact info](/contact.md) and my [GPG keys](/keys.md)
 * Other info about myself and my work
 
+
 Distribution and hosting
--------------------------
+------------------------------
 
-This blog/website is distributed as a git-repo, and is primarily hosted on my
+This is distributed as a git-repo, and is primarily hosted on my
 GitHub account. You should be able to clone it using the following command:
 
-    git clone https://github.com/rootkovska/rootkovska.github.io
+    git clone https://github.com/mfp19/mfp19.github.io
 
 You can also view the sources at GitHub online
-[here](https://github.com/rootkovska/rootkovska.github.io).
-
-This blog is also available for traditional Web-based viewing via the following
-URL (which is likely how you're reading it now):
-
-* http://blog.invisiblethings.org/
+[here](https://github.com/mfp19/mfp19.github.io).
 
-That URL might change in the future, as well as alternative ones might be added.
+As soon as I can figure out how to decentralise the whole thing, alternative URLs might be added.
 
 One can get notifications about new posts/updates via:
 
-* The blog's [RSS feed](/feed.xml)
-* [My Twitter Account](https://twitter.com/rootkovska/)
-* [My GitHub Account] (https://github.com/rootkovska/)
+* The [RSS feed](/feed.xml)
+* [My GitHub Account] (https://github.com/mfp19/)
 
 
-Integrity protection
----------------------
+(WiP) Integrity protection
+--------------------------
 
-This blog/repo is integrity protected using [git
+This repo should be integrity protected using [git
 tags](https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-tag.html) digitially
-signed with [my blog-signing key](/keys/). In order to verify the
+signed with [my signing key](/keys/). In order to verify the
 authenticity of all or any of the posts, you can use the following command:
 
     $ git describe --exact-match HEAD
     <some tag>
     $ git tag -v <some tag>
 
-(In)dependency on GitHub
--------------------------
+But you can't. Because I'm not using any key.
+
+
+(WiP) (In)dependency on GitHub
+------------------------------
 
 While this repo is hosted on GitHub, and some GitHub-specific features are
 exploited in order to make this more available to a wider audience,
 specifically GitHub's support for [Static Web
 Hosting](https://pages.github.com/), it should be stressed that neither
-availability nor integrity of this blog requires one to use or trust GitHub.
+availability nor integrity of this text requires one to use or trust GitHub.
+
 If, for some reason, GitHub, or an ISP, or whoever in between, decided to
-block, falsify, or censor this blog, there are dozens of alternative ways of
-how this repo (blog) could be delivered, e.g. via Tor or other transports, and
-thanks to using git signed tags, its integrity could be always verified. All
-the documents contained in this repo (apart from the old Blogger posts which
-have been converted automatically) have been created with an assumption to be
-easily readable using just a standard text editor or viewer.
+block, falsify, or censor this text, there are dozens of alternative ways of
+how this repo (text) could be delivered, e.g. via Tor or other transports, and
+thanks to using git signed tags, its integrity could be always verified.
+
+In theory.
+
+In practice current policies are made to enforce accountability of everything that goes
+from kids parenthood, to insurances backtracking. Not to enforce anonimity.
+
+Basically in some jurisdictions if you use Tor, you get monitored, by design. 
+Some Tor nodes are run by gov agencies themselves, not by volunteers.
+Volunteers that have bootstrapped those tools have already been greylisted.
+Companies that tried to resist search orders got fined, and individuals running those
+businesses clamped and locked. This was the picture at the end of 2011.
+
+And, if you've been involved in some sort of judicial case even worse, examples:
+* Assange is in the Ecuador embassy in London; English are very loyal but ... he can't move.
+* Snowden is in Russia; Russians have been gentle but ... he can't go back home.
+
+And this is nothing compared to people living in war zones and alike (ex: bad suburbs). 
+
+We were unable to support our own safety:
+
+* to obfuscate the TCP/IP process of selecting best paths in a network; ie: to use Tor.
+* to obfuscate your identity; ie: avoid registries, accounts for silly toys, and so on.
+
+In theory "there are dozens of alternative ways of how this repo (blog) could be delivered",
+Rutkowska says. In practice, considering the UN/NATO policies of the past 15 years, there aren't. 
+Not... for everyone (cfr. RFC3271). 
+
 
 Patches or pull requests welcome!
 ----------------------------------
 
-If you find spelling, grammar or other errors in my blog posts, and feel like
+If you find spelling, grammar or other errors in my texts, and feel like
 correcting them, please send me a patch like you would do for any other
 git-based software project. Thanks!
 
+
 License/Copyrights
 -------------------
 
-This Blog and Website by Joanna Rutkowska is licensed under a [Creative Commons
+This text by mfp is licensed under a [Creative Commons
 Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International
-License](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/).
+License](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/)
+inherited by the original author.
 

_config.yml

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 # Site settings
-title: The Invisible Things
-url: "http://blog.invisiblethings.org"
+title: mfp19 - adults only
+url: "http://mfp19.github.io"
 
 # Build settings
-markdown: redcarpet
+# markdown: redcarpet
+markdown: kramdown
 redcarpet:
   extensions: ["tables", "autolink", "strikethrough", "fenced_code_blocks"]

_includes/footer.html

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     <div class="footer-col-wrapper">
       <div class="footer-col  footer-col-1">
         <p>
-            Joanna Rutkowska<br />
-            <a href="https://wiki.qubes-os.org">Qubes OS</a> &amp;
-            <a href="http://invisiblethingslab.com/">Invisible Things Lab</a><br />
+	    Blog template by <a href="http://blog.invisiblethings.org/about/">Joanna Rutkowska</a><br />
         </p>
       </div>
 
       <div class="footer-col  footer-col-2">
         <p>
             <a href="{{ "/feed.xml" | prepend: site.baseurl }}">Blog RSS feed</a><br />
-            <a href="https://github.com/rootkovska/rootkovska.github.io">Source of this blog</a><br />
+            <a href="https://github.com/mfp19/mfp19.github.io">Source of this blog</a><br />
         </p>
       </div>