cleanup: update the old domain

README.md

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   <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/twemoji@11.3.0/2/svg/1f33f.svg" width="64">
   <h1>My Personal Website</h1>
   <p>This is the source code of my personal website, were you're going to find my projects, who am I, and how to find me.<p>
-  <small>Powered by <a href="https://vitepress.dev/">VitePress</a> and <a href="https://aplos.gxbs.me">Aplós</a></small>
+  <small>Powered by <a href="https://vitepress.dev/">VitePress</a> and <a href="https://aplos.gxbs.dev">Aplós</a></small>
 
 ![website-screenshot-2](https://github.com/GabsEdits/gxbs.dev/assets/110247388/e78f4319-4012-4c46-96a9-4fca0898f717)
 
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 ```
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> This website is powered by [Aplós](https://aplos.gxbs.me), a sleek VitePress theme.
+> This website is powered by [Aplós](https://aplos.gxbs.dev), a sleek VitePress theme.

content/blog/posts/behind-aplós.md

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ footer: {
   madeby: {
     show: true,
     name: "Gabs",
-    link: "https://gxbs.me",
+    link: "https://gxbs.dev",
   },
 },
 ```
@@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ Again, I was searching for options to not have an issue like this. While looking
 Sadly, I didn't find an option, so I got the idea (also from Duckquill) to make a `custom.scss` file where we will have the accent color **and** other custom styles not from the theme. I did that, for now, we will keep this as it is, maybe in the future we will be able to connect an SCSS file to a TypeScript/Javascript file.
 
 > **Update:**\
-> It turns out, you can edit standard styles directly from the `config.mts` file, using Vite's `style` option. The documentation is already available [here](https://aplos.gxbs.me/guide/).
+> It turns out, you can edit standard styles directly from the `config.mts` file, using Vite's `style` option. The documentation is already available [here](https://aplos.gxbs.dev/guide/).
 
 ## The Rest
 

content/blog/posts/changing-up-my-website.md

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 ## Getting Started
 
-I recently did a project called [Aplós](https://aplos.gxbs.me/), and you can check out the blog about it [here](https://gxbs.dev/blog/posts/behind-apl%C3%B3s).
+I recently did a project called [Aplós](https://aplos.gxbs.dev/), and you can check out the blog about it [here](https://gxbs.dev/blog/posts/behind-apl%C3%B3s).
 
 **TL;DR**: Made it with VitePress, and it was a breeze to use. Got me thinking, why not redo my website with a focus on making it easy to read? As I didn't really pay attention to that when I built the old one about 2 years ago.
 

content/blog/posts/macos-for-web-development.md

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 I will anyway switch to Asahi Linux when the support for Thunderbolt is there, but till then, I will stick with MacOS.
 
 > **Update:**
-> Why my experience with MacOS is good, I am starting to miss GNOME, as I _love_ the workflow on GNOME, and GNOME in general. I am starting to start the "Asahi Plan" earlier than I thought, and integrating Asahi Linux in my [post-install Fedora Linux Script](https://fed.tools.gxbs.me/), even without the Thunderbolt support. Once the migration is done, I will write an article about it. Stay tuned! :wink:
+> Why my experience with MacOS is good, I am starting to miss GNOME, as I _love_ the workflow on GNOME, and GNOME in general. I am starting to start the "Asahi Plan" earlier than I thought, and integrating Asahi Linux in my [post-install Fedora Linux Script](https://fed.tools.gxbs.dev/), even without the Thunderbolt support. Once the migration is done, I will write an article about it. Stay tuned! :wink:

content/blog/posts/my-time-with-vitepress.md

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   - Personal Experience
 ---
 
-As you may know, I recently launched a new project named ["Aplós"](https://aplos.gxbs.me/) – a VitePress theme that introduced me to the world of "Markdown" on the web.
+As you may know, I recently launched a new project named ["Aplós"](https://aplos.gxbs.dev/) – a VitePress theme that introduced me to the world of "Markdown" on the web.
 
 Until then, I wasn't a fan of Zola, Jekyll, VuePress, and all these 'blog' static engines. In fact, I wasn't fond of VitePress initially; it seemed confusing. However, Aplós changed my perspective on static engines and led me to the point where I [rebuilt my website](changing-up-my-website) using both VitePress and Aplós.
 

content/public/serverless.html

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   <head>
     <script>
       window.location.href =
-        "https://www.gxbs.me/blog/posts/my-take-on-serverless-hosting";
+        "https://gxbs.dev/blog/posts/my-take-on-serverless-hosting";
     </script>
   </head>