Big spell correction, using LTeX vscode extension

which is languagetools under the hood
which I struggled immensely trying to setup in emacs back then... now I give up

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diff --git a/content/blog/adventures-on-monitorless-server.md b/content/blog/adventures-on-monitorless-server.md
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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ SSH to your hearts content.
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 So the story goes like this.
-I recently got hands on a nice little old desktop tower, plenty of RAM and a good number of SATA ports for selfhosting: Seafile, Immich and what not.
+I recently got hands on a nice little old desktop tower, plenty of RAM and a good number of SATA ports for self-hosting: Seafile, Immich and what not.
 Now it _is_ rather old machine, with only VGA and DVI on the motherboard. This means my little trusty HDMI to USB video capture dongle won't be helpful!
 I also need to deploy this machine to my parent's house, for I plan on giving them access to a photo backup solution.
 I need to bring a monitor that has a VGA port on it.
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ And as all good stories go, the _one thing_ I was supposed to do was not done. I
 
 _Uh. oh._
 
-There is no proper DHCP in the lan, I had everything else setup with static IPs. I don't know its MAC, so no calculating SLAAC by hand to get a link local IPv6 either. In fact, if I remember correctly I don't even think the gateway was properly setup with IPv6 at all.
+There is no proper DHCP in the LAN, I had everything else setup with static IPs. I don't know its MAC, so no calculating SLAAC by hand to get a link local IPv6 either. In fact, if I remember correctly I don't even think the gateway was properly setup with IPv6 at all.
 
 No network, no SSH.
 
@@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ Quickly, I thought "what if I could just type out all the commands without a mon
 Trying to open vim on `/etc/network/interfaces` and blindly modifying a complex configuration file obviously did not work so well.
 Although I did figure out one helpful tidbit: since this machine has a beeper, I can run things like `foobar && tput bel` in TTY to get an audio confirmation that something succeeded.
 
-After ten minutes of desparately trying various commands and questioning if I had been making typos all along, an enlightenment suddenly found its way into my mind: nothing is stopping me from running an ad-hoc DHCP server just for this purpose!
-As far as I know, all of the networking implementations shipped by various Linux distros default to DHCP. This includes `NetworkManager`, `systemd-networkd`, or even Debian's default networking setup.
+After ten minutes of desperately trying various commands and questioning if I had been making typos all along, an enlightenment suddenly found its way into my mind: nothing is stopping me from running an ad-hoc DHCP server just for this purpose!
+As far as I know, all the networking implementations shipped by various Linux distros default to DHCP. This includes `NetworkManager`, `systemd-networkd`, or even Debian's default networking setup.
 
 [Kea](https://www.isc.org/kea/) is apparently the recommended implementation, so I installed it on my laptop, and after some fiddling of configs per the [ArchWiki](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Kea) (because ArchWiki is the one wiki to rule them all), it did work. The server allocates the first address in the pool, so I just picked `192.168.233.1/16` and successfully SSH-ed in.