Corrigeer links.

diff --git a/source/posts/Implementing_Webmention_on_my_blog.org b/source/posts/Implementing_Webmention_on_my_blog.org
index 991c9b381a05723f1e7292cb46881db6c41ddec8..274a5fc920f93d5b489f2da350f3c869e8b810ce 100644 (file)
--- a/source/posts/Implementing_Webmention_on_my_blog.org
+++ b/source/posts/Implementing_Webmention_on_my_blog.org
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 #+filetags: indieweb blogging open_web
 #+title: Implementing Webmention on my blog
 
 #+filetags: indieweb blogging open_web
 #+title: Implementing Webmention on my blog
 

-Following on from my last [[Bring_Back_Blogging][post on joining the indieweb]]...
+Following on from my last [[file:Bring_Back_Blogging.org][post on joining the indieweb]]...

 
 Back in February, I implemented Webmentions on my website. I took a roll-my-own approach, borrowing from [[http://superkuh.com/blog/2020-01-10-1.html][an idea by superkuh]]. It's a semi-automated solution which listens for webmentions using nginx. When (if) one is received, an email is generated that tells me about this, allowing me to validate it's a genuine comment.
 
 
 Back in February, I implemented Webmentions on my website. I took a roll-my-own approach, borrowing from [[http://superkuh.com/blog/2020-01-10-1.html][an idea by superkuh]]. It's a semi-automated solution which listens for webmentions using nginx. When (if) one is received, an email is generated that tells me about this, allowing me to validate it's a genuine comment.
 

diff --git a/source/posts/managing_data_science_work.org b/source/posts/managing_data_science_work.org
index add16298aecda5ee5e5e5a72a89a331d59b44b39..b2c65b1ef7b38be2bc93c6c9f27e87a5fab5d75d 100644 (file)
--- a/source/posts/managing_data_science_work.org
+++ b/source/posts/managing_data_science_work.org
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ advantage is obtained - by cycling through the OODA loops more quickly
 than ones opponent. Most interestingly, in both loops it's a common
 pitfall to skip the last step - deploying the model / acting.
 
 than ones opponent. Most interestingly, in both loops it's a common
 pitfall to skip the last step - deploying the model / acting.
 

-#+CAPTION: OODA loop ([[Image by Patrick Edwin Moran - Own work, CC BY 3.0|https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3904554]])
+#+CAPTION: OODA loop ([[https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3904554][Image by Patrick Edwin Moran - Own work, CC BY 3.0]])

 #+ATTR_HTML: :class img-fluid :alt OODA loop
 [[file:../assets/OODA-diagram.png]]
 
 #+ATTR_HTML: :class img-fluid :alt OODA loop
 [[file:../assets/OODA-diagram.png]]
 

diff --git a/source/posts/my_management_style_mission_control.org b/source/posts/my_management_style_mission_control.org
index 5335e56002ac4d85945c6bdb74a26aa2fd33410f..eae5c354644aac5107154bf287edc2141f14d8f8 100644 (file)
--- a/source/posts/my_management_style_mission_control.org
+++ b/source/posts/my_management_style_mission_control.org
@@ -11,9 +11,7 @@ My answer was not very concise, as I lacked the framework knowledge to
 be so.
 
 Today, I believe to have stumbled on a description of the style I
 be so.
 
 Today, I believe to have stumbled on a description of the style I

-practice (or certainly aim to) most often on [[Adam Drake's
-blog|https://aadrake.com/]]. Its name? [[Mission
-Command|http://usacac.army.mil/sites/default/files/misc/doctrine/CDG/adp6_0.html]].
+practice (or certainly aim to) most often on [[https://aadrake.com/][Adam Drake's blog]]. Its name? [[http://usacac.army.mil/sites/default/files/misc/doctrine/CDG/adp6_0.html][Mission Command]].

 (The key alternative being detailed command.)
 
 Now this is an interesting revelation for more than one reason. I
 (The key alternative being detailed command.)
 
 Now this is an interesting revelation for more than one reason. I

diff --git a/source/posts/sending_pingback_oldskool_indieweb.org b/source/posts/sending_pingback_oldskool_indieweb.org
index 59d96c9de8e4c9519a1149721405e1ee015755b0..3a5d2a97ef9f250dfa16be1c03d232d901ef94fa 100644 (file)
--- a/source/posts/sending_pingback_oldskool_indieweb.org
+++ b/source/posts/sending_pingback_oldskool_indieweb.org
@@ -4,15 +4,14 @@
 
 In a 'blast from the past', I sent my first
 [[https://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback][pingback]] after writing
 
 In a 'blast from the past', I sent my first
 [[https://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback][pingback]] after writing

-the [[previous post|agent based models digital twins]]. A pingback is a
+the [[file:agent_based_models_digital_twins.org][previous post]]. A pingback is a

 way for a blogger to send a message to another blogger, informing them
 they've written a post that refers to theirs, e.g. as a reply or an
 extension of the ideas raised.
 
 The process is a bit more involved than using a
 [[https://www.w3.org/TR/webmention/][webmention]], which I've used
 way for a blogger to send a message to another blogger, informing them
 they've written a post that refers to theirs, e.g. as a reply or an
 extension of the ideas raised.
 
 The process is a bit more involved than using a
 [[https://www.w3.org/TR/webmention/][webmention]], which I've used

-before and [[implemented support for|Implementing webmention on my
-blog]] a while back, due to requiring an XML message to be created
+before and [[file:Implementing_Webmention_on_my_blog.org][implemented support for]] a while back, due to requiring an XML message to be created

 rather than a simple exchange of URLs.
 
 First, I created a file =pingback.xml= containing the URLs of the blog
 rather than a simple exchange of URLs.
 
 First, I created a file =pingback.xml= containing the URLs of the blog

diff --git a/source/posts/spatial_indexes_to_plot_income_per_postal_code_in_Australian_cities.org b/source/posts/spatial_indexes_to_plot_income_per_postal_code_in_Australian_cities.org
index 07d7b38b3c28ebc14663c03024186704a254aeda..48bfde17d604a1ec7c3d5cff3c90fa785ff9ad21 100644 (file)
--- a/source/posts/spatial_indexes_to_plot_income_per_postal_code_in_Australian_cities.org
+++ b/source/posts/spatial_indexes_to_plot_income_per_postal_code_in_Australian_cities.org
@@ -3,8 +3,7 @@
 #+title: Spatial indexes to plot income per postal code in Australian cities.
 
 Trying to plot the income per capita in Australia on a map, I came
 #+title: Spatial indexes to plot income per postal code in Australian cities.
 
 Trying to plot the income per capita in Australia on a map, I came

-across a perfectly good reason to make good use of [[a spatial
-query|http://r-spatial.org/r/2017/06/22/spatial-index.html]] in R.
+across a perfectly good reason to make good use of [[http://r-spatial.org/r/2017/06/22/spatial-index.html][a spatial query]] in R.

 
 I had to combine a shapefile of Australian SA3's, a concept used under
 the Australian Statistical Geography Standard meaning Statistical Area
 
 I had to combine a shapefile of Australian SA3's, a concept used under
 the Australian Statistical Geography Standard meaning Statistical Area

diff --git a/source/posts/using_Apache_Nifi_Kafka_big_data_tools.org b/source/posts/using_Apache_Nifi_Kafka_big_data_tools.org
index 297c75fe0ff5876d1876f7523b9d869c23ea89fd..bb6080a36dcb515ec011c6ab7a9ec72839980386 100644 (file)
--- a/source/posts/using_Apache_Nifi_Kafka_big_data_tools.org
+++ b/source/posts/using_Apache_Nifi_Kafka_big_data_tools.org
@@ -4,8 +4,7 @@
 
 Working in analytics these days, the concept of big data has been firmly
 established. Smart engineers have been developing cool technology to
 
 Working in analytics these days, the concept of big data has been firmly
 established. Smart engineers have been developing cool technology to

-work with it for a while now. The [[Apache Software
-Foundation|https://apache.org]] has emerged as a hub for many of these -
+work with it for a while now. The [[https://apache.org][Apache Software Foundation]] has emerged as a hub for many of these -

 Ambari, Hadoop, Hive, Kafka, Nifi, Pig, Zookeeper - the list goes on.
 
 While I'm mostly interested in improving business outcomes applying
 Ambari, Hadoop, Hive, Kafka, Nifi, Pig, Zookeeper - the list goes on.
 
 While I'm mostly interested in improving business outcomes applying


@@ -14,7 +13,7 @@ that easier.
 
 Over the past few weeks, I have been exploring some tools, installing
 them on my laptop or a server and giving them a spin. Thanks to
 
 Over the past few weeks, I have been exploring some tools, installing
 them on my laptop or a server and giving them a spin. Thanks to

-[[Confluent, the founders of Kafka|https://www.confluent.io]] it is
+[[https://www.confluent.io][Confluent, the founders of Kafka]] it is

 super easy to try out Kafka, Zookeeper, KSQL and their REST API. They
 all come in a pre-compiled tarball which just works on Arch Linux.
 (After trying to compile some of these, this is no luxury - these apps
 super easy to try out Kafka, Zookeeper, KSQL and their REST API. They
 all come in a pre-compiled tarball which just works on Arch Linux.
 (After trying to compile some of these, this is no luxury - these apps


@@ -26,11 +25,13 @@ started is:
 #+END_SRC
 
 I also spun up an instance of
 #+END_SRC
 
 I also spun up an instance of

-[[nifi|https://nifi.apache.org/download.html]], which I used to monitor
+[[https://nifi.apache.org/download.html][nifi]], which I used to monitor

 a (json-ised) apache2 webserver log. Every new line added to that log
 goes as a message to Kafka.
 
 a (json-ised) apache2 webserver log. Every new line added to that log
 goes as a message to Kafka.
 

-[[Apache Nifi configuration|/pics/ApacheNifi.png]]
+#+CAPTION: Apache Nifi configuration
+#+ATTR_HTML: :class img-fluid :alt Apache Nifi configuration
+[[file:../assets/ApacheNifi.png]]

 
 A processor monitoring a file (tailing) copies every new line over to
 another processor publishing it to a Kafka topic. The Tailfile monitor
 
 A processor monitoring a file (tailing) copies every new line over to
 another processor publishing it to a Kafka topic. The Tailfile monitor

diff --git a/source/posts/using_spatial_features_and_openstreetmap.org b/source/posts/using_spatial_features_and_openstreetmap.org
index 690bd4c514065313738e2e1b57f15930421bb78d..6f5e6d7dbc8d9de92da0b8e39441533fd86c8671 100644 (file)
--- a/source/posts/using_spatial_features_and_openstreetmap.org
+++ b/source/posts/using_spatial_features_and_openstreetmap.org
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 #+title: Using spatial features and openstreetmap
 
 Turns out it is possible, thanks to the good folks at
 #+title: Using spatial features and openstreetmap
 
 Turns out it is possible, thanks to the good folks at

-[[file:stamen.com][Stamen Design]], to get fairly unobtrusive maps based
+[[http://stamen.com][Stamen Design]], to get fairly unobtrusive maps based

 on the OpenStreetMap data.
 
 Combining this with a SLIP dataset from the Western Australian
 on the OpenStreetMap data.
 
 Combining this with a SLIP dataset from the Western Australian


@@ -17,8 +17,9 @@ Support in R was added in November 2016. For users of the tidyverse,
 this makes manipulating shapefiles and the likes easier, as simple
 features in R are dataframes!
 
 this makes manipulating shapefiles and the likes easier, as simple
 features in R are dataframes!
 

-[[Plot of secondary schools by student
-population|/pics/Western_Australia_metro_secondary_schools.png]]
+#+CAPTION: Plot of secondary schools by student population.
+#+ATTR_HTML: :class img-fluid :alt Plot of secondary schools by student population.
+[[file:../assets/Western_Australia_metro_secondary_schools.png]]

 
 [[http://git.vanrenterghem.biz/?p=R/project-wa-schools.git;a=summary][Full
 details in git]].
 
 [[http://git.vanrenterghem.biz/?p=R/project-wa-schools.git;a=summary][Full
 details in git]].