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ahmza f402556380 Fix audit findings: bugs, security, perf, content
Bugs:
- setup-wsl: fix broken /img/WSL/* image paths (now bundle-relative;
  images were broken on the published post) + better alt text
- pi-docker-swarm: remove broken missing cluster.webp reference
- archetypes/posts.md: fix malformed {{ }} template so 'hugo new' works
- rename arrstack/arrstack.md -> index.md so it's a proper leaf bundle
- static/admin/config.yml: fix 'htpps' -> 'https' site_url typo
- fix silently-dropped <placeholder> text (unsafe=false dropped them):
  wrap <distro>/<username>/<user>/<version>/<ip address> etc in backticks
  across setup-wsl, securing-ssh, pi-docker-swarm, mc-server-on-docker

Security:
- render-link.html: add rel=noopener noreferrer to external target=_blank
- extend-footer.html: fix rel='me' trapped in class attr (broke Mastodon
  verification); add proper rel/target
- static/admin/index.html: pin Sveltia CMS to 0.172.4 via jsDelivr + SRI

Performance:
- hugo.toml: ignoreFiles for *.aseprite/*.bak (stop shipping source art;
  non-page files 23 -> 13)
- video shortcode: preload=metadata; image shortcode: loading=lazy decoding=async
- sws.toml: drop SPA page-fallback so missing paths return real 404 (404.html)

Content/SEO:
- normalize tag casing (HomeLab/RemoteAccess/SSH/HUGO -> lowercase),
  fix 'prodcutivity' typo, arrstack tags:[""] -> [], add welcome description
- delete stray index.md.bak
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---
title: Welcome
description: The mandatory hello world post — a quick intro to who I am and what this blog is about.
tags:
- blog
- misc
- welcome
author: ahmza
date: 2021-12-01
draft: false
lastmod:
---
### Hello World
The mandatory hello world when you start something new.
I'd like to say thank you for visiting this site.
### A Bit about Me
As a tinkerer, I'm always looking to expand my knowledge. My passion for
learning leads me down many paths. I'm eager to share my knowledge with others
and see them succeed in their own pursuits.
Tinkering began watching programs like "How it's Made" and "Myth Busters". This
sparked curiosity and led me to experiment. As I got older, I chased the white
rabbit further.
I enjoy nurturing my creative side which allows me to step away from the
mechanical aspects of technology. Pottery is my medium. Throwing at the wheel
is a form of meditation that allows me to connect with my creativity.
My goal is to use my passion for sharing and learning to make a positive impact.
To keep looking for new challenges and opportunities to grow, and inspire others
to do the same.