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@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Python made things *so* much easier than C (or God forbid -- [ARM
assembly](adieu-quake.html#asm-listing)).
The heart of my program is a function,
-[`engraveLine`](https://fwei.tk/git/rastercarve/tree/src/rastercarve.py?id=c2de4a3258c3e37d4b49a41d786eef936262f137#n118) (below),
+[`engraveLine`](https://franklinwei.com/cgit/rastercarve/tree/src/rastercarve.py?id=c2de4a3258c3e37d4b49a41d786eef936262f137#n118) (below),
which outputs the G-code to engrave one "groove" across the image. It
takes in a initial position vector on the border of the image, and a
direction vector telling it which way to cut.