Håkan Geijer
Something like 2 years after it came out, I watched How to Blow Up a Pipeline. I gnashed my teeth and tore my hair while watching all the OpSec fails, and thusly I wrote about. Can we learn something from the film? Is there risk of activists mirroring the bad behavior they see on screen? Or maybe it's just fun to read something less dense than theory.
PopSec: How Not To Blow Up A Pipeline
As always, free of copyright and charge, available here:
https://opsec.riotmedicine.net/downloads/
viq
@hakan_geijer do you depend on the page format? Would it be possible to also have an epub version?
viq
@hakan_geijer I assume the source is LaTeX? From a quick search I didn't find a good way to make that into epub, though there are some mentions of using pandoc to convert, and there's https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/41402
I assume you're not particularly interested in changing what you write it in 😅
Yeah, epub is "just" zipped html, so the jump there would be small, and html would make it easier to read on whatever shape screen people happen to have
raize
@hakan_geijer @viq TAL auto converts muse markup to html, latex, various PDFs, and epub; e.g. here's the PopSec: Andor piece someone uploaded there: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/riot-medicine-popsec-andor
(no images on that upload, but those are trivial to add too)
William Denton
@hakan_geijer Thanks for doing this and the others! They are really useful.
A very small request: if you ever regenerate these, or do new ones, perhaps you could include page numbers on print-ready versions? It makes it that little bit easier to make sure pamphlets are turning out properly. (Thanks also for making them available in this form.)
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