Looks like the first link to his personal website in the article is broken: http://bellard.og http://bellard.og I was going to report it on their main website

Looks like the first link to his personal website in the article is broken: http://bellard.og http://bellard.og I was going to report it on their main website so I looked for a good way to get in touch with them and found a contact form which seemed to be geared towards sales and had a number of (unrelated to my task) required fields. I'm too lazy to fill out something that is going to get routed to the wrong place and requires me to enter my phone number, position, country, and area of interest on top of my email address and name. So, I thought I'll just call them. I called the main phone number and had no way to speak to someone there. The phone prompt simply diverted me to email sales. Heh. There was a brief period of time where I wondered how a link could remain broken in an otherwise good quality article for over a year. That mystery has been solved.