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DOCUMENTATION: Use relative links instead of absolute links (#2521)

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src/Documentation/doc/en/programming/game_frozen.md
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## Bug
Otherwise, the game is probably frozen/stuck due to a bug.
To report a bug, follow the guidelines [here](https://github.com/bitburner-official/bitburner-src/blob/stable/CONTRIBUTING.md#reporting-bugs).
To report a bug, follow the guidelines [here](../../../../../CONTRIBUTING.md#reporting-bugs).
src/Documentation/doc/en/programming/go_algorithms.md
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For basic instructions, go to DefComm or CIA to access the current subnet, and look through the "How to Play" section. This document is specifically focused on building scripts to automate subnet takeover, which will be more applicable you have played a few subnets.
For a full list of all IpvGO methods and their descriptions and documentation, you can use the game's [API documentation page](https://github.com/bitburner-official/bitburner-src/blob/stable/markdown/bitburner.go.md).
For a full list of all IPvGO methods and their descriptions and documentation, you can use the game's [IPvGO API documentation page](../../../../../markdown/bitburner.go.md).
 
src/Documentation/doc/en/programming/hackingalgorithms.md
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In older versions of the game, this required using `sleep` or `asleep` functions, which have a RAM cost of zero.
However, due to JavaScript limitations, the delay duration is not millisecond-precise and can cause the functions to finish out of order.
Instead, the hack, grow and weaken functions have a special [option](https://github.com/bitburner-official/bitburner-src/blob/stable/markdown/bitburner.basichgwoptions.md) called `additionalMsec` that allows more precise delays.
Instead, the hack, grow and weaken functions have a special [option](../../../../../markdown/bitburner.basichgwoptions.md) called `additionalMsec` that allows more precise delays.
As well as the run time for each function, we also need information on the impact of a hack, grow or weaken thread on the target's security and/or money to optimise the thread ratios between the functions.
This information can come from `formulas.exe` and use of the `getPlayer` and `getServer` functions, but cheaper functions such as `hackAnalyze`, `hackAnalyzeSecurity`, `getHackTime`, `growthAnalyze` and `growthAnalyzeSecurity` can still be used.