Move creation of table of contents to header file.

.gitignore

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 # Generated Files
 *.pdf
+export
 
 # Working Files
 build

content00-intro.md

@@ -1,9 +1,10 @@
 
+
 # Problem Statement
 
 > "If it's free, you're the product."
 >
-> -- *some guy*
+> -- *some guy* [TBD/TODO]
 
 ## Privacy vs Security
 

content05-email.md

@@ -0,0 +1,67 @@
+
+
+# Email
+
+Changing email services is actually much easier than most people think.
+It's really only a few steps.
+
+1. Create a new account.
+2. Set up your old account to forward to the new account.
+3. Begin using your new account, exclusively using it to read and reply.
+4. Commit to only using the new account consistently.
+
+## Recommended Mail Providers
+
+This article from 2015 lists two of the same hosts that I'd recommend, showing that they've been around for a while and likely aren't going anywhere.
+
+[How private is your email? Not very | Hacker News : `https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9811311`](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9811311)
+
+### Proton
+
+A highly popular choice in today's world. When emailing other Proton users the messages are E2EE, meaning that even Proton cannot read the contents.
+
+The service must be used from their website or app, they do not provide IMAP/SMTP to the general public. Their interface is actually pretty good though, and using it means less setup in the long run.
+
+They also offer enterprise email hosting solutions if you have your own domain.
+If only set up for yourself it's actually quite affordable, starting around $60 USD in 2025.
+
+Other than email, Proton offers a respectable VPN, a 2 factor authenticator (2FA), a password manager, and many other solutions that people tend to look for.
+
+[Sign-In : `mail.proton.me`](https://account.proton.me/mail)
+
+[Information : `proton.me/mail`](https://proton.me/mail)
+
+[Other Services: `proton.me`](https://proton.me)
+
+### Riseup
+
+## Mail Forwarding
+
+Below are links on how to set up mail forwarding in common service providers.
+
+Proton provides an explanation with easy to follow instructions when migrating from any of the Big Three below.
+
+[Switching : `proton.me/easyswitch`](https://proton.me/easyswitch)
+
+### Google: @gmail.com
+
+[TBD/TODO]
+
+### Yahoo: @yahoo.com, @myyahoo.com, @ymail.com, @yahoo.*
+
+1. Log in to your Yahoo Mail account.
+2. Click the gear icon in the upper-right corner and select "More Settings".
+3. In the left-hand menu, click on "Mailboxes".
+4. Under the "Mailbox list," select your primary Yahoo mailbox account.
+5. Scroll down to the "Forwarding" section and enter the email address where you want your messages to be forwarded.
+6. Click "Verify." Yahoo will send a verification email to the address you entered.
+7. Log in to the destination email account, open the verification email from Yahoo, and click the verification link to confirm ownership.
+8. Return to your Yahoo Mail settings, enable forwarding, select the verified address, and click "Save" to activate the feature.
+
+[Enable automatic email forwarding in New Yahoo Mail : `https://help.yahoo.com/kb/SLN36684.html`](https://help.yahoo.com/kb/SLN36684.html)
+
+[Enable automatic email forwarding in Yahoo Mail : `https://help.yahoo.com/kb/auto-forwarding-address-sln29133.html`](https://help.yahoo.com/kb/auto-forwarding-address-sln29133.html)
+
+### Microsoft: @outlook.com, @hotmail.com, @live.com, @msn.com
+
+[TBD/TODO]

content10-mobile.md

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 
+
 # Mobile
 
 `Android` is the only mobile environment covered here. `iOS` is complicit in data harvesting and cannot be liberated. Some may argue that it's secure, and that may be true, but it is most definitely not private.

content20-desktop.md

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+
 # Desktop
 
 ## Operating Systems

content30-server.md

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+
 # Server
 
 ## Docker

content70-offline.md

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+
 # Offline Solutions
 
-## Pen & Paper!
+There are also alternatives to consider that avoid using electronics completely!
+
+## Pen & Paper
+
+A small notepad and a set of good pens can cost under $5 USD.
+
+Some may consider this wasteful, but at the end of the day, it saves:
+- time from the lack of distractions,
+- energy since it is easier to focus on, and
+- electricity since devices need power to run.
+
+Even though your electronic may not waste any physical resources, it requires power to run, which needs to be fueled somehow.

content90-conclusion.md

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+
 # Conclusion
+
+Making the jump to alternative technologies is not something which happens overnight.
+
+Leaving large platforms such as Google's suite can take weeks if not months to completely migrate from.
+The important part is that progress is being made.
+Eventually it will happen in full if the commitment is taken seriously.
+
+Then once it's over, you're done! Other privacy and security minded people will respect that you've taken the time to improve your tech stack while respecting their time and data.

convert.sh

@@ -10,11 +10,14 @@ echo "$DIR"
 
 date
 
+
 ## Global Variables ##
 
-ebook_prefix="TechnologyAlternatives"
-work_dir="$DIR/build"
 header="header.md"
+work_dir="$DIR/build"
+export_dir="$DIR/export"
+ebook_prefix="TechnologyAlternatives"
+
 
 ## Functions ##
 
@@ -38,28 +41,28 @@ function insert {
 	ebook="$2"
 	log "Adding '$input' to '$ebook'."
 	cat "$input" >> "$ebook"
-	#echo -e "\n\n" >> "$ebook"
 }
 
 # Compile all the snippets into one Markdown file.
 function combine {
-	log "Combining documents based on parameters '`echo $@`'."
 	ebook="$1.md"
+	logs "Combining documents to create '$ebook'."
 	shift
 	for addition in "$@"; do
 		insert "$addition" "$ebook"
 	done
+	logf "Done!"
 }
 
 # Create the PDF and booklets them move them back to the project directory.
 function convert {
 	source="$1"
 	version="$2"
-	out_dir="$3"
 
+	out_dir="$export_dir"
 	ebook="${source//.md/.pdf}"
 
-	logs "Creating '$out_dir/$ebook' from '$source'."
+	logs "Creating '$ebook' from '$source'."
 
 	book="${ebook//.pdf/-book.pdf}"
 	booklet="${ebook//.pdf/-Booklet.pdf}"
@@ -76,38 +79,39 @@ function convert {
 
 	log "Compiling '$source' to '$ebook'."
 	pandoc "$source" \
-		-s -N --toc --toc-depth=4 \
-		-o "$ebook"
+		-s -N --toc-depth=4 \
+		-o "$ebook" \
+		>/dev/null
 	status=$?
 
 	log "Creating booklet of '$ebook'."
-	pdfbook2 -n "$ebook"
+	pdfbook2 -n "$ebook" >/dev/null
 	mv -v "$book" "$booklet"
 
 	log "Creating rotated booklet of '$ebook'."
-	pdfbook2 -ns "$ebook"
+	pdfbook2 -ns "$ebook" >/dev/null
 	mv -v "$book" "$rotated"
 
 	log "Moving '$ebook' and its booklets to '$out_dir'."
+	mkdir -p "$out_dir"
 	mv -v *.pdf "$out_dir"/
 
 	logf "Complete!"
 }
 
+
 ## Cleanup ##
 
-log "Clean PDFs"
-if [[ -e "$DIR/$ebook_prefix.pdf" ]]; then
-	echo "Old: "
-	du -had1 "$DIR"/*.pdf
-	rm -v "$DIR"/*.pdf
-fi
+logs "Clean PDFs"
+echo "Old:"
+find "$DIR" -name "*".pdf -exec du -h {} \; -delete | sort -h
 
-log "Clean working directory '$work_dir'"
+logs "Clean working directory '$work_dir'"
 if [[ -e "$work_dir" ]]; then
 	rm -rv "$work_dir"
 fi
 
+
 ## Main ##
 
 mkdir -pv "$work_dir"
@@ -116,33 +120,36 @@ cp -v "$DIR/$header" ./
 sed -i "s/{REVISION_DATE}/`date +'%Y-%m-%d'`/g" "$header"
 
 # Primary, All In One (AIO)
-name="$ebook_prefix"
+name="$ebook_prefix""_AllPlatforms"
 combine "$name" "$header" `ls "$DIR"/content*.md`
-convert "$name.md" "" "$DIR"
+convert "$name.md" ""
 
 # Secondary, Mobile
-name="$ebook_prefix""Mobile"
-combine "$name" "$header" "$DIR/content00"* "$DIR/content10"* \
-	"$DIR/content70"* "$DIR/content90"*
-convert "$name.md" "(Mobile Only)" "$DIR"
+name="$ebook_prefix""_MobileOnly"
+combine "$name" "$header" "$DIR/content0"* "$DIR/content1"* \
+	"$DIR/content7"* "$DIR/content9"*
+convert "$name.md" "(Mobile Only)"
 
 # Secondary, Desktop
-
+name="$ebook_prefix""_DesktopOnly"
+combine "$name" "$header" "$DIR/content0"* "$DIR/content2"* \
+	"$DIR/content7"* "$DIR/content9"*
+convert "$name.md" "(Desktop Only)"
 
 # Secondary, Server
-
-
-# Secondary, Other
-
+name="$ebook_prefix""_ServerOnly"
+combine "$name" "$header" "$DIR/content0"* "$DIR/content3"* \
+	"$DIR/content7"* "$DIR/content9"*
+convert "$name.md" "(Server Only)"
 
 
 ## Finish! ##
 
 cd "$DIR"
 
-echo "New: "
-du -had1 *.pdf
+echo "New:"
+find "$DIR" -name "*".pdf -exec du -h {} \; | sort -h
 
 date
 
-exit $status
+exit 0

header.md

@@ -38,4 +38,14 @@ keywords:
   - private
   - security
   - secure
+
+comment:
+  - Unsure how to comment the page numbering commands below. Undecided on using them.
 ---
+
+
+\pagenumbering{roman}
+
+\tableofcontents
+
+\pagenumbering{arabic}