treewide: fix typos

content/posts/how-i-use-git.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ My `.gitconfig` file can be found in my dotfiles [here][1]. Most of the settings
 
 ![diff-so-fancy rendering the diff of a commit][3]
 
-- `pretty.fixes` adds a ['pretty'][10] format called `fixes` which lists commits in the style that is used by the Linux kernel developers to link to the commits which introduced the bug they're fixing in their current commit. It adds a chain of historical reference to identify common bug patterns that are repeatedly occuring, which can then allow teams to devise ways of avoiding them.
+- `pretty.fixes` adds a ['pretty'][10] format called `fixes` which lists commits in the style that is used by the Linux kernel developers to link to the commits which introduced the bug they're fixing in their current commit. It adds a chain of historical reference to identify common bug patterns that are repeatedly occurring, which can then allow teams to devise ways of avoiding them.
 
 ```
 ➜ git log --pretty=fixes

content/posts/learning-zig--day-3.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ On a syntactic level, Zig enums are closer to Kotlin than to Rust w.r.t. declari
 
 ## Structs
 
-The syntax note from enums applies here as well, with an additional nicety about pointers. Specifically, a struct function that accepts a pointer value will automatically derefence the value inside the function body. This only goes one level deep though, so keep that in mind.
+The syntax note from enums applies here as well, with an additional nicety about pointers. Specifically, a struct function that accepts a pointer value will automatically dereference the value inside the function body. This only goes one level deep though, so keep that in mind.
 
 ```zig
 const Rectangle = struct {

content/posts/sunsetting-viscerion.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Viscerion is one of my more known and loved apps that I myself continue to enjoy
 
 ## The story behind Viscerion
 
-When I initially started this project, it was called WireGuard-KT, and as the dumb and literal name suggests, began with me rewriting the app into Kotlin. I was not a huge fan of Kotlin at that point in time, but was eager to learn and this was the perfect oppurtunity. My ambitions were rather too lofty for the upstream project at that time and they had to let me go from the internship position, presenting the option to pursue everything I had planned, in a personal capacity.
+When I initially started this project, it was called WireGuard-KT, and as the dumb and literal name suggests, began with me rewriting the app into Kotlin. I was not a huge fan of Kotlin at that point in time, but was eager to learn and this was the perfect opportunity. My ambitions were rather too lofty for the upstream project at that time and they had to let me go from the internship position, presenting the option to pursue everything I had planned, in a personal capacity.
 
 When I was working on the upstream app, I was seeding builds of my staging branches to a group of friends, who also became the first users/testers of WireGuard-KT. They encouraged me to publish the app to the Play Store which has since been unpublished over copyright concerns about the similarity of the name and resulted in the rebranding of the project as Viscerion.
 

content/posts/why-upgrade-android.md

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ Connecting to a Wi-FI network now uses a [randomized MAC address](https://develo
 
 ### Removal of access to non-resettable identifiers
 
-Access to identifiers such as IMEI and serial was [restricted to priviledged apps](https://developer.android.com/about/versions/10/privacy/changes#non-resettable-device-ids) which means apps served by the Play Store can no longer see them.
+Access to identifiers such as IMEI and serial was [restricted to privileged apps](https://developer.android.com/about/versions/10/privacy/changes#non-resettable-device-ids) which means apps served by the Play Store can no longer see them.
 
 ### Restriction on clipboard access
 
@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ To allow apps to audit their own usage of user data, [a new callback is provided
 
 ### Redacted MAC addresses
 
-Unpriviledged apps targetting SDK 30 will no longer be able to get the device's real MAC address.
+Unpriviledged apps targeting SDK 30 will no longer be able to get the device's real MAC address.
 
 # Closing notes
 

content/posts/writing-your-own-nix-flake-checks.md

@@ -142,6 +142,6 @@ This is what the flake looked like for me after all this
 }
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-It's probably not idiomatic Nix (for some definion of idiomatic) but the entire thing has been a trial and error anyway so :shrug:
+It's probably not idiomatic Nix (for some definition of idiomatic) but the entire thing has been a trial and error anyway so :shrug:
 
 I'm very much a noob when it comes to Nix so any feedback is very welcome and appreciated!