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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ In her presentation, she describes digital infrastructures according to their:
 * their capacity for **repair**[^Jackson]
 * and their capacity to **bring things (back) together**
 
-![A screenshot of the last slide from Verhoeven's presentation.](/images/slide.png)
+![A screenshot of the last slide from Verhoeven's presentation.](images/slide.png)
 
 If we understand an infrastructure as a relational structure - or in other words - as a technology that brings things (back) together, we can start to critically enquire where infrastructures fail to do so.