Fix preview/card images for blog posts (#1686)

## Description

Images need to be included via relative paths under the blog post

## Type of change

- [x] 🐛 Bugfix
- [x] 🗺️ Documentation
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title: "A Home to Call Your Own: The Need for Your Own Backups in IT"
authors: nica
tags: [corso, microsoft 365]
image: ./images/office_desk.jpg
---
![Office desk](../static/img/blog/office_desk.jpg)
![Office desk](./images/office_desk.jpg)
Have you had it with Google sheets? So have I. Excel is my home. Its where I write all my best formulae. And what
about PowerPoint? The way it just finds stock photos for you? The automatic alternative designs for this slide

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title: "Owning Your Identity and Data For The Price of One ☕️/Month "
authors: nica
tags: [corso, microsoft 365]
image: ./images/gian_tweet_backups.png
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I recently saw a tweet that really spoke to me:
![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](../static/img/blog/gian_tweet_backups.png)
![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)
Gian was really addressing the chaotic situation with Twitter, but it feels much more broadly applicable in todays climate.
Given the increased role of automation in flagging “bad” accounts,
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(pennies a month with systems such as AWS Glacier Instant Access) and encrypted with user-provided keys so that no one
can see your data and that it is safe against hackers and ransomware.
![corso Screenshot](../static/img/blog/corso_backup.png)
![corso Screenshot](./images/corso_backup.png)
Corso is available now, and wed love to hear your thoughts!
Download it, [give it a try,](https://corsobackup.io/docs/intro/) and

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