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 - My [`zshrc`](https://github.com/statico/dotfiles/blob/main/.zshrc), which has a minimal, customized prompt that I like the best, as well as many aliases and shortcuts to standardize environments (like making sure Unicode displays properly and `ls` shows colors) and reduce keystrokes (like with my ~60 or so Git aliases). There are also a few functions that make host-specific customizations easy using a `.zshlocal` script which never gets checked in. There are tons of tricks in there so it's worth a skim.
 
-- My [`vimrc`](https://github.com/statico/dotfiles/blob/main/.vim/vimrc), which many people became interested in after reading my [articles about Vim](https://statico.github.io). I also have [an `update.sh` script](https://github.com/statico/dotfiles/blob/main/.vim/update.sh) which installs all of the Vim plugins and themes I like to use, and it gets run as part of the Zsh update process (aliased to `ZU`). Is my Vim update thing better than Vundle or another plugin manager? Maybe. It's very simple and fast and works everywhere, so I stick with it.
+- My [`vimrc`](https://github.com/statico/dotfiles/blob/main/.vim/vimrc), which many people became interested in after reading my [articles about Vim](https://blog.langworth.com). I also have [an `update.sh` script](https://github.com/statico/dotfiles/blob/main/.vim/update.sh) which installs all of the Vim plugins and themes I like to use, and it gets run as part of the Zsh update process (aliased to `ZU`). Is my Vim update thing better than Vundle or another plugin manager? Maybe. It's very simple and fast and works everywhere, so I stick with it.
 
 ### Why Zsh instead of Bash?