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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ certain essential features like PCIe (for NVMe) has yet to reached
 a mainline Linux release, even worse so on the BSDs.  I ended up flashing
 the _only_ distribution with official support [at the time][goatse], Ubuntu.
 
-Funny enough, after over a decade of daily driving GNU, twas the first time
+Funny enough, after over a decade of daily driving [GNU], twas the first time
 I installed Ubuntu on a machine of my own.  At the time of writing,
 the reason for the was more apparent than ever: Canonical had been
 forcing Snap[^snap] down the users' throat, even on the _server_ edition.
@@ -145,8 +145,8 @@ ufw allow in on br0 to any port 68 proto udp
 Thanks to systemd, the Wi-Fi dongle is recognized as wlx600dd0g8b33f.
 Yes, that abomination of a name includes the chip's full MAC address.
 That being said, I'd like to stick to the basis of a systemd/Linux distro.
-Even though Netplan doesn't support Wi-Fi hotspot with systemd-networkd
-but NetworkManager, so the interface had thus to be declared as Ethernet:
+Netplan doesn't support Wi-Fi hotspot with systemd-networkd but NetworkManager,
+so the interface had thus to be declared as Ethernet:
 
 ```yaml
 network:
@@ -227,6 +227,7 @@ people over, especially not for looking at _their_ electronic devices.
 
 [upstreamed]: https://rvspace.org/en/project/JH7110_Upstream_Plan
 [goatse]: https://loa.loang.net/chung/D16T24MXDP3T.3BR1X04I90CGT@guix/t
+[GNU]: https://www.gnu.org
 [Netplan]: https://netplan.io
 [ufw]: https://launchpad.net/ufw
 [loang network]: https://loang.net