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             <h2>How I got into GNU/Linux</h2>
                 <h4>2022-12-13</h4>
                     <h3>I AM FINALLY FREE! Time to unfree myself.</h3>
-                        <p>I am back. I finally got released from prison after Google put me there and <a href="articles/post36.php">forced me to write a blog post.</a>.</p>
+                        <p>I am back. I finally got released from prison after Google put me there and <a href="post36.php">forced me to write a blog post.</a>.</p>
                         <p>Today I want to talk about getting into GNU/Linux and free software, how I got into it and how you can get into it yourself. But because my "started using GNU/Linux" story is so short, I'm gonna also talk about how I got into certain software like dwm and Gentoo, since normies tend to call this stuff difficult.</p>
                     <h3>My first encounter with GNU/Linux</h3>
                         <p>My first encounter with the GNU/Linux operating system was in 2011 when I found out about this new "fancy" operating system called Ubuntu GNU/Linux. People like myself reading this blog post right now might say "DOnT yOU hATe UbUnTU?!?!?" but back then, it was very different from what it is now.</p>