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@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ date = Date(2021, 7, 3)
 
 !!! note "A word of protest:"
 
-    This was intended to be presented in [The Raku Conference][],
-    however the organizers insisted on using [Zoom][] and [Skype][],
+    This was intended to be presented in [The Raku Conference],
+    however the organizers insisted on using [Zoom] and [Skype],
     which are privacy invasive platforms running on proprietary software
     and shadily managed.
 
@@ -30,16 +30,16 @@ For the first point, I have to be able to choose from the history
 by pressing a few keystrokes.  Having to touch the mouse during
 writing sessions is unacceptable.  The menu dropping down from the systray
 is also undesirable because I have a multi-monitor setup.  This narrows down
-to only one plausible option: [Diodon][], which I having been using on Debian
+to only one plausible option: [Diodon], which I having been using on Debian
 for at least two years.  However, as I was migrating to NixOS earlier
 last month, [I was unable to package it for Nix][126190].
 
-Naturally, I went looking for [alternatives][], most of which I had
-tried before and did not satisfy my requirements.  [clipmenu][] got
+Naturally, I went looking for [alternatives], most of which I had
+tried before and did not satisfy my requirements.  [clipmenu] got
 my attention however: it was made to work with dmenu(-compliant launchers),
-which I had a rather nice experience with in [Sxmo][] on my [PinePhone][].
-However, I use [awesome][] on my workstation and its widget toolkit covers
-my launcher and menu need perfectly.  I don't need [dmenu][] and do not
+which I had a rather nice experience with in [Sxmo] on my [PinePhone].
+However, I use [awesome] on my workstation and its widget toolkit covers
+my launcher and menu need perfectly.  I don't need [dmenu] and do not
 wish to spend time configuring and theming it.  Plus, the architecture
 of dmenu scripts and awesome widgets vastly differs: while awesome
 executes the input programs, dmenu is called from the scripts.
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ fluent in.[^1]  Its idea is brilliant however:
 >    it writes them out to the cache directory
 >    and an index using a hash as the filename.
 
-I later translated [clipnotify][] to [Zig][][^2] and called it [clipbuzz][].[^3]
+I later translated [clipnotify] to [Zig][^2] and called it [clipbuzz].[^3]
 From clipbuzz's usage,
 
 ```sh
@@ -89,8 +89,8 @@ K
 U
 ```
 
-Wait, is that a sign?  We must use [Raku][] to implement `$project` then…
-Speaking of `$project`, I planned to use it with awesome and [vicious][]
+Wait, is that a sign?  We must use [Raku] to implement `$project` then…
+Speaking of `$project`, I planned to use it with awesome and [vicious]
 so let's call it something brutal, like a *cutting board*, which is *thớt*
 in Vietnamese, an Internet slang for *thread*.  Cool, now we have
 the daemon name, and conventionally the client shall be *threac*,
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ while run 'clipbuzz' {
 }
 ```
 
-Out of all languages I know, this is by far the simplest way to [run][]
+Out of all languages I know, this is by far the simplest way to [run]
 an external program.  Most would require one to import something
 or do something with the call's return value, and don't even get me start
 on POSIX *fork* and *exec* model.
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ my $selection = qx/xclip -out/;
 ```
 
 Remember when I said Raku can seamlessly interact with external programs?
-[qx][] is how you capture their standard output, it is really that simple.
+[qx] is how you capture their standard output, it is really that simple.
 But wait, which selection is that?  No worries, `xclip` supports both
 primary and clipboard:
 
@@ -198,8 +198,8 @@ but opening parenthesis *after* the function name always confuses me,
 especially when nested.
 
 As you might have guessed, `given` is another statement modifier
-setting the [topic variable][] that is particularly useful
-in [pointfree programming][], where regular expressions (e.g. `/^\w\w+$/`)
+setting the [topic variable] that is particularly useful
+in [pointfree programming], where regular expressions (e.g. `/^\w\w+$/`)
 are matched against directly and methods are called without specifying
 the object.  Raku is also a weakly-typed language: `.comb.unique` (a list
 of unique characters) is coerced into an integer when compared to one
@@ -339,8 +339,8 @@ awful.menu{items = items, theme = {width = 911}}:show()
 
 ## Conclusion
 
-Through writing the clipboard manager [threa][], which is released
-under [GNU GPLv3+][] on [SourceHut][], we have discovered a few features
+Through writing the clipboard manager [threa], which is released
+under [GNU GPLv3+] on [SourceHut], we have discovered a few features
 of Raku that make it a great *scripting* language:
 
 * Out-of-box CLI support: