Tech Blog Notes.md

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Here’s a guide on how you can efficiently take notes about the blogs you read, from naming conventions to structuring them for easy reference and action.



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1. Tools for Note-Taking


Obsidian (great for linking ideas and organizing your notes; you're already learning it)


Notion (visual and structured organization)


Evernote (if you prefer simplicity with tags and folders)


Simplenote or Apple Notes (for minimalistic needs)




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1. Naming Convention for Notes


Use a consistent naming format to quickly locate and identify notes.

Example:


[Category] Blog Title - Key Topic - Date


Category: Broad area (e.g., Linux, Hacking, Apps).


Blog Title: Name of the blog or website (optional).


Key Topic: The focus of the article (e.g., "Secure Apache Setup").


Date: Date when you created the note or the article's publication.



Example Names:


Linux - Intro to SELinux - 2024-12-27


Apps - Top 5 Android Tools - 2024-12-27




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1. Structure for Blog Notes


Organize your notes using the following sections:


A. Metadata


Title: Blog name or key takeaway.


Link: URL to the blog post.


Author (optional): If noteworthy.


Date Read: Helps track timelines.



B. Summary


Write 2-3 sentences summarizing the blog’s key points or insights.



C. Key Learnings


Bullet points or numbered list of the main takeaways.



D. Ideas/Action Items


List actions inspired by the blog.


Example: "Try XYZ tool" or "Apply concept to my Apache server."



E. Tags


Add searchable tags like #Linux, #Security, #Hacking.




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1. Example Note Structure in Obsidian


# Linux - Intro to SELinux - 2024-12-27


**URL**: [Blog Link](https://example.com/selinux-intro)  

**Author**: John Doe  

**Date Read**: 2024-12-27  


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## Summary

SELinux is a security module in Linux that enforces access control policies. This blog introduces SELinux basics, its importance, and how to enable it.


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## Key Learnings

- SELinux provides Mandatory Access Control (MAC).

- Use `setenforce` to toggle enforcing mode.

- Logs are stored in `/var/log/audit/audit.log`.


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## Action Items

- Enable SELinux on my home server.

- Review audit logs for denied operations.

- Read more about SELinux contexts.


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## Tags

#Linux #SELinux #Security



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1. How to Keep Organized


Folder Structure: Organize notes by category.


Example:


Notes/

  ├── Linux/

  ├── Hacking/

  ├── Apps/

  └── General/



Daily Review: Spend 10-15 minutes reviewing your latest notes.


Link Related Notes: In Obsidian, link related notes to build a knowledge graph.




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1. Extra Tips


Use templates in Obsidian for consistency.


Create a dashboard or index note for each category.


Periodically review and update your notes to turn knowledge into action.



Let me know if you need specific templates for Obsidian!


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