Move images into /static/images

content/posts/React-Native-with-Gitlab-CI.md

@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ stored the Bot Token and the channel's chat ID as variables in Gitlab's UI
 under Repository > Settings > CI / CD > Variables as `TG_BOT_TOKEN` and
 `TG_CHAT_ID` respectively.
 
-![Gitlab's UI screenshot](/gitlab-ci.jpg)
+![Gitlab's UI screenshot](/images/gitlab-ci.jpg)
 
 Next, I added a curl request in the script array to make the actual request to
 Telegram Bot API which utilizes these variables. It also utilizes some

content/posts/google-signup-firefox.md

@@ -10,15 +10,15 @@ showFullContent = false
 
 A few weeks ago, I needed to create a Google Account since my college teachers have decided to use Google Classroom (yes, they are violating Google's [TOS](https://support.google.com/edu/classroom/answer/6025224) by not using a Google Education Suite.). I have ditched all Google Services quite a long time ago and made my previous account dormant (There are a few YouTube videos hosted with it so I didn't delete it). Thus, I decided to create a new account for the sake of Google Classroom. Started the standard procedure, went to Google, clicked Sign In, clicked Create Account.
 
-![Sign Up Page](/google1.webp)
+![Sign Up Page](/images/google1.webp)
 
 Pretty standard so far. I fill in the details and this is the next page I arrive at.
 
-![Verify your phone number](/google2.webp)
+![Verify your phone number](/images/google2.webp)
 
 Okay, I can't skip this apparently. I am pretty privacy paranoid and I definitely don't want to give my phone number to Google. So, I started thinking why would they need my phone number. The first obvious thought is that they require it for anti-spam. The next thought was if they require it for everybody. I take a screenshot and start ranting about it in a group of friends. One of them tries making an account and this does not show up for him. Weird, I thought. Turns out he was using Google Chrome. Instead after filling in the name and basic details, he is prompted with this page instead.
 
-![Enter details](/google3.webp)
+![Enter details](/images/google3.webp)
 
 I thought, that this might be because of the privacy addons I am using. So, I created a fresh firefox profile with no addons, no history, nothing. Just a stock Firefox browser. Same, still asks me for phone number to verify. I asked the same friend who did not get a request asking for phone number while using Google Chrome to try out via Firefox. Same results for him. I tried Chrome and I wasn't asked for phone number either.