fix: remove dead links

sites/dev.mauss/curated/digest/202008.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ This post was really exciting for me since I write my own CSS from scratch and h
 
 - [[ishadeed.com](https://ishadeed.com/article/css-mistakes/)] CSS Mistakes While On Autopilot
 
-I didn't think this was a problem for most people. But, I now realize that not everyone uses their editor to its fullest, and not everyone writes their own CSS. If you're utilizing your editor to its full potential, especially those with built-in emmet support like VS Code, I'm certain you won't have a problem like this. Check out my [VS Code Configuration](/curated/config/vscode) for my full settings and extensions.
+I didn't think this was a problem for most people. But, I now realize that not everyone uses their editor to its fullest, and not everyone writes their own CSS. If you're utilizing your editor to its full potential, especially those with built-in emmet support like VS Code, I'm certain you won't have a problem like this.
 
 - [[LogRocket](https://blog.logrocket.com/technical-differences-between-loops-javascript/)] An overview of technical differences between loops in JavaScript
 

sites/dev.mauss/posts/utilize-modern-devtools/+article.md

@@ -15,6 +15,4 @@ If you've never heard of this or a formatter in general, but uses JetBrains IDEs
 
 Prettier is an opinionated code formatter, and having a strong and firm opinion is important for your developer experience. Some of the benefits are that you'll be able to code faster and make quick decisions with it. By using (specifically) Prettier, it supports most of my opinions and helped me write recklessly and let Prettier format everything for me. I suppose it also acts as a "linter" since it won't format if there's an error, i.e. missing brackets, parentheses, semicolons.
 
-For those of you who just got into coding or still doesn't have your own style guide, you could try and use the default settings from Prettier. Of course, there's some things from Prettier that I don't agree with, but you can configure and change it to your liking and preferences.
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-Linters and others like debugging tools are also useful, but I think this is the most important tool for a team (or solo) to have for consistency in your code style. I have my [settings and config](/curated/config/vscode) updated once in a while, you can take a look there if you're interested.
+Linters and others like debugging tools are also useful, but I think this is the most important tool for a team (or solo) to have for consistency in your code style. For those of you who just got into coding or still doesn't have your own style guide, you could try and use the default settings from Prettier. Of course, there's some things from Prettier that I don't agree with, but you can configure and change it to your liking and preferences.