Update some blog posts here and there 🌼.

src/data/blog/building-a-voice-assistant-in-javascript.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Both these projects are brought to the web thanks to Emscripten and asm.js.
 
 ## Building a (not so) intelligent voice assistant
 
-Thanks to a discussion with my friend [Thomas](https://twitter.com/oncletom) this weekend, [CENode.js](http://cenode.io/) was brought to my attention. It's an open source project to enable human-machine conversation based on a human-friendly format. It can be used to simulate intelligence.
+Thanks to a discussion with my friend [Thomas](https://diaspodon.fr/@thom4) this weekend, [CENode.js](http://cenode.io/) was brought to my attention. It's an open source project to enable human-machine conversation based on a human-friendly format. It can be used to simulate intelligence.
 
 I had all the elements at hand to build a browser-based, offline voice assistant (Think Siri, OK Google, Amazon Echo...).
 

src/data/blog/mozilla-iot-meetup-london-october-2016.md

@@ -24,12 +24,12 @@ Meetups are and should always be about meeting people so we want to emphasise th
 
 For this first session, we had a nice lineup of speakers:
 
-- [Francisco Jordano](https://twitter.com/mepartoconmigo) on [introducing Mozilla IOT meetup](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cJXpLvk2qQ7MIEbcTjNn3uq67OuA_0kkxewZulajGvI/present)
+- [Francisco Jordano](https://mastodon.social/@mepartoconmigo) on [introducing Mozilla IOT meetup](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cJXpLvk2qQ7MIEbcTjNn3uq67OuA_0kkxewZulajGvI/present)
 - [Marc Walsh](https://twitter.com/marcwalsh) on what to expect in the [IOT space](https://vimeo.com/154774646) at [MozFest 2016](http://mozillafestival.org/)
 - [Sam Giles](https://twitter.com/SamuelGiles_) on [the physical web and Project Magnet](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ErECQTzBgirwN-qMXtE3hnPU1l6aYt5xc5SPD8z7i-0/present)
 - [Becky Jones](https://twitter.com/RebeccaAJones) with just like magic - Design thinking meets the Internet of Things
 
-In addition to the amazing speakers above I wanted to thank [Mandy](https://twitter.com/Mandyc0907) for the coordination, [Dietrich](https://twitter.com/dietrich) and the devrel team for sponsoring the meetup and all the attendees.
+In addition to the amazing speakers above I wanted to thank [Mandy](https://twitter.com/Mandyc0907) for the coordination, [Dietrich](https://mastodon.social/@dietrich) and the devrel team for sponsoring the meetup and all the attendees.
 
 ## What's next?
 

src/data/blog/software-gamepad.md

@@ -65,6 +65,6 @@ Obviously, you'll want to code your own `getKeyFromElement` and emulator communi
 
 The result is a nicely working touch optimised controller in HTML5. The finger can swipe from one key to another and the emulator reacts responsively.
 
-I don't think you could do simpler and according to my coworker, the brilliant [Chris Lord](https://twitter.com/cwiiis), if your DOM tree is simple you shouldn't get any performance penalty from using `document.elementFromPoint`.
+I don't think you could do simpler and according to my coworker, the brilliant [Chris](https://mastodon.social/@Cwiiis), if your DOM tree is simple you shouldn't get any performance penalty from using `document.elementFromPoint`.
 
 Happy gaming!

src/data/blog/the-problem-of-user-language-lists-in-javascript.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ description: 'The list of languages configured in the browser is never made avai
 related: ['follow-up-on-navigator-languages']
 ---
 
-<div>[Edit: I wrote a followup post to this one at [Follow-up on navigator.languages](/posts/follow-up-on-navigator-languages/)]</div>
+> Edit: I wrote a followup post to this one at [Follow-up on navigator.languages](/posts/follow-up-on-navigator-languages/).
 
 I've always wondered why it is not possible to get in JavaScript the list of all languages as configured in the browser. This list is made available to servers via a HTTP header.