Tweak preview image for owning ID blog post (#1862)

## Description

The previous image was not clipping correctly and possibly leading to fewer clickthroughs.

## Does this PR need a docs update or release note?

- [x] ⛔ No 

## Type of change

- [x] 🗺️ Documentation

website/blog/2022-12-2-your-own-backups.md

@@ -5,17 +5,15 @@ description: "How to, for the price of a cup of coffee/month, control your ident
 authors: nica
 tags: [corso, microsoft 365]
 date: 2022-12-05
-image: ./images/gian_tweet_backups.png
+image: ./images/you_are_your_own_brand.jpeg
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-I recently saw a tweet that really spoke to me:
+![Photo of wall with icons and text that says that You Are Your Own Brand](./images/you_are_your_own_brand.jpeg)
 
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-![Gian Paolo tweet stating The only long-term solution to maintain your identity is: 1. your own domain name 2. your own website/blog 3. several backups](./images/gian_tweet_backups.png)
-
+I recently saw a tweet, shown below, that really spoke to me.
 Gian was really addressing the chaotic situation with Twitter, but it feels much more broadly applicable in today’s climate.
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 Given the increased role of automation in flagging “bad” accounts,
 there is now an ever-growing list of examples where imperfect AI-based systems misclassify perfectly legitimate accounts
 as bad. With no human-based recourse with most large companies, this has led to disastrous situations where
@@ -25,6 +23,10 @@ flagged application account leads to published applications being automatically
 
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+![Gian Paolo tweet stating The only long-term solution to maintain your identity is: 1. your own domain name 2. your own website/blog 3. several backups](./images/gian_tweet_backups.png)
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 A way out exists though! The growth of easy-to-use SaaS services now allow you to, for the price of a coffee a month,