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+# Technical Writing For Normal People
+## A cheeky thought on technical writing
+
+Writing is easy, it's just putting creative sounding words on a page isn't it?
+And what about _technical writing_, which should be even easier as there's no creativity required!?

drafts/readme.md

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+# What?
+
+Sometimes I journal things and I'm not sure really if I actually want to expand on the idea or not.
+Effectively this whole directory contains incomplete ideas, scratch and generally part of my personal process for writing.
+
+Maybe it serves some use to others but really its for my own personal viewing which I leave on this public repository in the hope that someone can find some kind of solace in them.

drafts/tech-write.md

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+# Technical Writing for the Unemployed
+
+Unlike most of my other posts which are filled with colloquialisms and  a generally casual vernacular this one will not(at least ima try not to).
+
+## Who this is aimed at
+<!--- --->
+<!--- I'm not yet sure if this language is too harsh or unbecoming of the tone i want to give off in this article --->
+Computer Science students: primarily due to the seemingly enormous lack of communicative tact that way too many students seem to reserve.
+What I mean is that writing documentation falls unto the typical CS student as being an esoteric, excessive, or otherwise unnecessary task.
+<!--- potentially shift the goalpost to code instead of general ideology as the structure seems to imply atm --->
+My theory as to why this is follows: most CS students don't get to experience large enough projects where technical documentation is needed.
+In conjunction with my theory I propose that large scale projects are exactly what students should be exposed to.
+This is in contrast to the current method of using smaller unit sized

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+# A word on work ethic
+
+Being that I'm close to graduating this semester(only 2 more months yay!) I've started getting more and more questions from other students.
+Most are pretty general: _Are you excited/nervous.. what is your plan etc._
+Interestingly enough one of the questions that comes up with jobs, is: _what do I do to stand out_.
+Usually I just respond with something to do with whatever project I happen to be working on at that moment, which is nearly always met with: _how do you do that/ how do you find the time/ I'm so busy I can't do anything/ insert time excuse here_.
+
+I'm not going to say that I'm _t h e b e s t_ at anything but I have put in more time than I can even account for towards the things I want to achieve and it all boils down to one skill.
+

prebuild/about.md

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-# About Me
+# About Me sorta
-## Hello yes this is me(kinda)
+## Hello yes
 
 ## Who I am 
 
-Uhhhhh, yea I'm an infosec student at _literally where University_.
+I'm a random on the internet that likes to write software and build stuff.
-I'm not very fond of academia thus far but I like learning stuff on my own; x86\_64 and ARM are kinda my things right now.
+I also maintain a crusade against jargon and obtuse language; hence why I avoid.
-Security is primarily my focus as it gives me a chance to... uhhhhh... I like breaking stuff(software) and seeing what happens.
-Making stuff is also lots of fun, especially when done the hard way.
 
-## What/Why this site? huh?
+## Why does this even exist tho?
 
-I like journaling things and when it feels like someone could be reading it feels as though I should think about what I say instead of saying ~~spitting truthbombs~~ random things.
+I have no idea.
-Not only that but it gives me a weird motivation to actually do projects outside of school since I think "_oh i should update the site with a new post or something_".
+I just know that I like to write about things that might be interesting to me at the time and wanted a somewhat public forum to do it on.
-As long as I don't take on a project in a really dumb way I usually try finishing up to where point where it seems somewhat interesting.
+In this way I can force myself to not excuse shit phrasing.
+
+## So like what do you write about?
+
+lol... oh wait ur serious....
+Sometimes programming topics, other times I'm doing in gaming and other times something completely random.
+I suppose my primary goal however is to write about writing software.
+
+I tend to stick to Python, Rust, Bash, C, and some web-dev things from time to time.
 
 
 ## Things I enjoy
 
-Not being dead or a fern are probably my top two things I enjoy right ahead of not being a wooly sock in siberia as a third. 
+ez: Programming, bhop, arena fps games.
 
-Honestly I like making stuff in software, _but hardware is also cool(just exepensive_).
+_No particular order btw_
-CTF challenges are lots of fun as well, but I've yet to document my findings on one as many have weird rules about sharing, and I feel weird about it as well.

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+# How this site came to be
+
+## Tech
+
+The """"tech-stack"""" for this site is [pandoc](https://pandoc.org/) and a single shell script.
+Ok, technically there's also the issue about python but really you don't need to use it since the site pages build anyways.
+
+Yea so here's the shell(bash) script.
+I'm going to remove any bashisms soon enough but am very lazy so this is the best I got for ya.
+```
+#!/bin/bash
+rootDir='./site/'
+targetDir='post/'
+
+post() {
+	echo Building: $1
+	tmp=".swap"
+	full=".fullswap"
+	base=`basename $1`
+	# First build the content of the site
+	pandoc $1 > $tmp
+	# Title, images and tables get added/fixed here
+	sed "s/{TITLE}/<title>${base%.*}<\/title>/g" ./templates/post-header.html > $full
+	cat $tmp ./templates/post-footer.html >> $full
+	sed -i 's/<img/<img class="pure-img"/g;s/<table>/<table class="pure-table">/g' $full
+
+	# Move things to proper directory and cleanup
+	mv $full "$rootDir/$targetDir/${base%.*}.html"
+	rm -f $tmp
+}
+
+build_all() {
+	mkdir -p $rootDir/post/ $rootDir/fonts/ $rootDir/img/
+
+	cp style.css "$rootDir"
+	cp prebuild/post/style.css "$rootDir/post/"
+
+	cp fonts/* $rootDir/fonts/
+
+	cp img/ $rootDir/img/ -r
+	mv $rootDir/img/favicon.png $rootDir/
+
+	# Try to get xargs to deal with this ugliness
+	for r in prebuild/*md;do
+		post $r
+	done
+	for p in prebuild/post/*md;do
+		post $p
+	done
+}
+
+_help() {
+	echo 'Options: 
+	-h show this prompt
+	-p [postDirectory/*] (takes a list of paths to build from)
+	-r build root pages 
+	-s copy stylesheets
+	-l run live server'
+}
+server() {
+	cd $rootDir
+	echo 'Address: 0.0.0.0:8080'
+	python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080
+}
+
+if [ -z $1 ]
+then
+	_help
+	exit 0
+fi
+
+while getopts ":aslrhp:" opt;do
+	case "$opt" in
+		a)
+			build_all;;
+		s)
+			cp style.css "$rootDir"
+			cp prebuild/post/style.css "$rootDir/$targetDir"
+			exit 0
+			;;
+		r)
+			# Fix targetDir so that it points to the root of the site output
+			targetDir=''
+			post './prebuild/about.md'
+			post './prebuild/links.md'
+			post './prebuild/index.md'
+			exit 0
+			;;
+		p)
+			for file in ${@:2};do
+				post $file
+			done
+			;;
+		h)
+			_help;;
+		l)
+			server;;
+	esac
+done
+
+```
+
+## Story