Fix Wikipedia link to handshaking concept #859
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The current link points to the physical act of shaking hands, rather than the computing concept of a "handshake". This change fixes the link to point to the correct Wikipedia article
donnemartin
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Jun 27, 2024
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Hi @testott, nice catch :)
Can you also change the link in the other translations? Thanks!
livcia
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Nov 13, 2024
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The current link points to the physical act of shaking hands, rather than the computing concept of a "handshake". This change fixes the link to point to the correct Wikipedia article
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