5 files changed, 8 insertions, 8 deletions
diff --git a/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/discord.md b/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/discord.md
index 8a9815f..fd7a508 100644
--- a/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/discord.md
+++ b/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/discord.md
@@ -80,4 +80,4 @@ I don't even notice it is not running locally.
 * No, this has not been tested very much, it just seems to do the job
 well enough for now.
 
-[1]: /images/discordgif.gif
+[1]: https://images.pmikkelsen.com/discordgif.gif
diff --git a/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/fonts.md b/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/fonts.md
index 6cd6780..d062276 100644
--- a/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/fonts.md
+++ b/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/fonts.md
@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@ By default 9front uses a font called VGA but its too small for my eyes.
 
 The fonts I use (dejavu) look like this[![an image showing the fonts][1]][1] and are attached below:
 
-[proportional font](/_files/djv.tar)
+[proportional font](https://files.pmikkelsen.com/djv.tar)
 
-[monospace font](/_files/djvmono.tar)
+[monospace font](https://files.pmikkelsen.com/djvmono.tar)
 
 They can be recreated by having them installed on linux and doing the following from
 linux with plan9port installed.
@@ -26,4 +26,4 @@ Finally change your `lib/profile` to use `/lib/font/bit/djv/font` :)
 Note that 9front includes truetypefs which allows you to use `.ttf` files
 directly, but I find the results are better looking this way.
 
-[1]: /images/djvfonts.png
-\ No newline at end of file
+[1]: https://images.pmikkelsen.com/djvfonts.png
diff --git a/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/lets_encrypt.md b/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/lets_encrypt.md
index c22d0fa..a7eae3a 100644
--- a/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/lets_encrypt.md
+++ b/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/lets_encrypt.md
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Install certbot on linux and run the following command
 	certbot certonly --manual -d pmikkelsen.com -d vps1.pmikkelsen.com
 
 and do the challenges, they should be easy.
-I use the diff [here](/_files/ndb.diff) to make 9fronts dns server understand the needed records.
+I use the diff [here](https://files.pmikkelsen.com/ndb.diff) to make 9fronts dns server understand the needed records.
 
 *EDIT*: As of Sun Feb 14 2021, this patch is no longer needed since cinap pushed a [proper fix](http://code.9front.org/hg/plan9front/rev/73935ff27172).
 
diff --git a/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/mounting-9p-over-drawterm.md b/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/mounting-9p-over-drawterm.md
index 414b9f2..cb04b97 100644
--- a/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/mounting-9p-over-drawterm.md
+++ b/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/mounting-9p-over-drawterm.md
@@ -55,4 +55,4 @@ This means I can just go into any directory on the server, type `linux ghci` and
 The bind net trick still blows my mind a bit, since it is so trivial, yet so powerful. It is also fun to think about how one would do this
 on other systems than plan9, which I can't even imagine.
 
-[1]: /images/linuxreverse.gif
+[1]: https://images.pmikkelsen.com/linuxreverse.gif
diff --git a/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/webfs-websocket.md b/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/webfs-websocket.md
index c229f95..084411b 100644
--- a/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/webfs-websocket.md
+++ b/sites/pmikkelsen.com/plan9/webfs-websocket.md
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # Creating websocket connections via 9front's webfs
 
 With the following patch (note: work in progress, contains bugs), 9front's webfs can be used
-to create websocket connections. The patch is available [here](/_files/websocket-webfs.patch).
+to create websocket connections. The patch is available [here](https://files.pmikkelsen.com/websocket-webfs.patch).
 
 ## The idea
 
@@ -74,4 +74,4 @@ back to the user.
 ## Bugs
 
 Yes. The code doesn't really handle errors or connection shutdowns yet. Also, I need to add proper cleanup code
-around in different places.
-\ No newline at end of file
+around in different places.