diff --git a/posts/debootscrap.md b/posts/debootscrap.md
index 5d65742..6067400 100644
--- a/posts/debootscrap.md
+++ b/posts/debootscrap.md
@@ -52,13 +52,13 @@ First of, there is a check to ensure we are running it with UID 0[^checkUID].
 This can be bypassed in several documented ways, including using `fakeroot`,
 which overloads some libc calls, using `LD_PRELOAD`. An other, less hacky, way
 is to run the program in a user namespace.
-[^checkUID]: https://salsa.debian.org/installer-team/debootstrap/-/blob/bullseye/debootstrap#L586
+[^checkUID]: https://salsa.debian.org/installer-team/debootstrap/-/blob/90747310f8722ca7e3b6a13af3f0c0e76cf7dd74/debootstrap#L605
 
 Unfortunately, this is not sufficient to run `debootstrap`, since it performs
 another check consisting of trying to create a "/dev/null" node[^checkNode].
 This is more problematic since nodes cannot be created from a user namespace, as
 this would create a easy way of escaping the namespace.
-[^checkNode]: https://salsa.debian.org/installer-team/debootstrap/-/blob/bullseye/functions#L1619
+[^checkNode]: https://salsa.debian.org/installer-team/debootstrap/-/blob/90747310f8722ca7e3b6a13af3f0c0e76cf7dd74/functions#L1664
 
 As it seems, though, there is a way to build an unprivileged Debian root
 filesystem that is even built into deboostrap, using the installation variant