13 files changed, 7 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)

R files/{posts/2022-07-15--plantuml.svg => images/2022-07-15--plantuml.svg}
R files/{posts/2022-10-08--publish.svg => images/2022-10-08--publish.svg}
R files/{posts/2022-12-05--nimbus-erc.png => images/2022-12-05--nimbus-erc.png}
R files/{posts/2022-12-05--nimbus-misc.png => images/2022-12-05--nimbus-misc.png}
R files/{posts/2022-12-05--nimbus-mu4e.png => images/2022-12-05--nimbus-mu4e.png}
R files/{posts/2022-12-16--sway-pip-rule.png => images/2022-12-16--sway-pip-rule.png}
R files/{posts/2022-12-17--softap-network.png => images/2022-12-17--softap-network.png}
R files/{posts/2022-12-17--softap-results.png => images/2022-12-17--softap-results.png}
R files/{posts/2023-01-24--dotnet.png => images/2023-01-24--dotnet.png}
M posts/2022-12-05.md
M posts/2022-12-16.md
M posts/2022-12-17.md
M posts/2023-01-24.md

@@ 13,7 13,7 @@ authored by Marcin Swieczkowski and originally inspired by
 take you on a brief visual journey - to highlight the aesthetics of this
 theme and display it in all of its glory.
 
-[Programming in Elisp, writing in Org and managing an agenda](/files/posts/2022-12-05--nimbus-misc.png)
+[Programming in Elisp, writing in Org and managing an agenda](/files/images/2022-12-05--nimbus-misc.png)
 
 I know, it's *beautiful*.
 


@@ 26,13 26,13 @@ chooses to adopt throughout its colors – I just mostly go by "feel".
 Themes, in my opinion, have to be intuitively beautiful and that's
 exactly how I feel about Nimbus.
 
-[Composing email and the mu4e interface](/files/posts/2022-12-05--nimbus-mu4e.png)
+[Composing email and the mu4e interface](/files/images/2022-12-05--nimbus-mu4e.png)
 
 You know, I could look at this all day long… and even more so at night!
 
 In case you were wondering, ERC looks magnificent with Nimbus.
 
-![Chatting on IRC using ERC](../files/posts/2022-12-05--nimbus-erc.png)
+![Chatting on IRC using ERC](../files/images/2022-12-05--nimbus-erc.png)
 
 *Show's over!*
 

@@ 74,4 74,4 @@ for_window <criterion> {
 ```
 
 
-![Reading a blog post with a picture-in-picture window on the bottom right of the screen](/files/posts/2022-12-16--sway-pip-rule.png)
+![Reading a blog post with a picture-in-picture window on the bottom right of the screen](/files/images/2022-12-16--sway-pip-rule.png)

@@ 62,7 62,7 @@ to a specific virtual interface.
 Here's a visual representation of the network that should give you an
 idea of the architecture we are going after.
 
-![High-level network representation](/files/posts/2022-12-17--softap-network.png)
+![High-level network representation](/files/images/2022-12-17--softap-network.png)
 
 Clients of the `vnet0` virtual network are assigned a dynamic IPv4
 address by *dnsmasq*, while the OpenStack nodes, should assign


@@ 279,7 279,7 @@ new software access point - which I decided to call "jungle" by the
 way - and then visit the OpenStack Horizon dashboard hosted on one of
 the virtual machines.
 
-![Side-by-side phone screenshots of network settings and OpenStack dashboard](/files/posts/2022-12-17--softap-results.png)
+![Side-by-side phone screenshots of network settings and OpenStack dashboard](/files/images/2022-12-17--softap-results.png)
 
 Right now, the only thing protecting the network is the authentication
 mechanism of the WLAN, we should consider [installing a

@@ 96,4 96,4 @@ Bob’s very happy with the result. He’s capable of doing all the smart
 things a modern programming environment can do from the comfort of his
 favorite text editor.
 
-![Emacs .NET development environment](/files/posts/2023-01-24--dotnet.png)
+![Emacs .NET development environment](/files/images/2023-01-24--dotnet.png)