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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ So lately I've been using `jq` quite a bit. It is a CLI JSON processor that
 makes your life easier if you have to deal with a lot of JSON.  Here I'm going
 to give two examples of how it's used.
 
-# Search response
+## Search response
 
 I've been dealing with JSON from Elasticsearch API[^0], but as they would not
 release their documents under a free license, I will take an example from
@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ taken.
 There might be the option to write that in the search query DSL, which also
 reduces the data transferred, but I bet this is much easier to write.
 
-# Wallpaper
+## Wallpaper
 
 I use `feh` for setting wallpaper, which can take an image from the internet.
 Previously, I used a static list that I collected myself, but I recently