<ul><li>Pushing your first local project online to GitHub can be intimidating for beginners in Git and GitHub.</li><li>The step-by-step process involves setting up a local Git repository, connecting it to GitHub, and addressing common issues like '403 Error' and 'Email Privacy Block.'</li><li>To address the '403 Error,' GitHub now requires a Personal Access Token (PAT) instead of passwords for pushing over HTTPS.</li><li>To resolve the 'Email Privacy Block,' use GitHub's no-reply email for commits and amend the commit to update the author.</li></ul>

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