Just a note that the boost 2022 Readme has 2023 in the title

The outlines I started with need to be turned into granual topics that
are contained in their own zettels and integrated into the CYOA style.

https://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/17762

"VirtualBox is an x86 emulator. I don't think that an ARM port (or a PowerPC, or a Sparc, or a ) will ever happen."

This means anyone using M1 hardware needs an alternative.

Found some possible alternatives

• https://www.arthurkoziel.com/running-virt-manager-and-libvirt-on-macos/
• https://github.com/billyan2018/vagrant-qemu

Timestamps as we are doing them are way too long. We need to add the
relevant stamps to the existing notes somehow. Currently the youtube.txt
is not added yet because it is too big.

In Day 6: Run Linux Inside a Container

"docker run -it --rm blackarch/blackarch"

should instead read:

"docker run -it --rm blackarchlinux/blackarch"

source: https://hub.docker.com/search?q=blackarch&type=image

In day 7 I believe there is a missing hyphen

Use date -d 'last week' to Exact Time Last Week

Use date -d 'last-week' to Exact Time Last Week

... in the "What can I do to get ready?" section

https://github.com/rwxrob/boost/blob/2022/faq

Hyperlink to the video of the section Day 5 in the README points to the wrong video; it points to day 4 instead.

Everything needs a full video link and they should be updated after
every video is posted to keep it convenient.

The week 3 link in the main README.md is linked to week 2 notes.

Even though so many others contribute to this content I feel more
comfortable writing in first-person. It forces me to keep it real and
personal. It also does not lump anyone else into false association with
my personal views and faults (like use of the word "fuck" a lot). So,
I'm just going to write all of this as me acknowledging the serious
influence of the community on me.

Need to fix days 1 and 2 and 3 and make them all contain the outline of
those days again. This makes it easy to print the entire guide. There
can still be links into other stuff, but one outline is easier for
everyone to consume.