diff --git a/content/fixing-bad-trackpoints.md b/content/fixing-bad-trackpoints.md
index 80e53bd..287920e 100644
--- a/content/fixing-bad-trackpoints.md
+++ b/content/fixing-bad-trackpoints.md
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Luckily though I was able to stumble upon [a random Arch Linux forums thread](ht
 ```
 sudo evtest --grab /dev/input/event21 | perl -ne 'system("xdotool mouse".($2?"down ":"up ").($1-271)) if /Event:.*code (.*) \(BTN.* value (.)/'
 ```
-*"k395"'s oneliner solution*
+*"k395"'s one-liner solution*
 
 I had to do a bit of modification here though. First of all, I needed to determine exactly what `/dev/input/event` node was the one for my trackpoint. Luckily, running `evtest` with no arguments enters an interactive mode that lets you see what each event node maps to. Unfortunately I haven't found a way to get this programatically, but these seem to be stable across reboots so simply grabbing the correct value is sufficient for me. In my case, the node is `/dev/input/event6` for the `Elantech TrackPoint`.
 
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Select the device event number [0-17]: ^C
 
 But that wasn't the only issue. Unfortunately this basic implementation lacks support for the *middle* mouse button, and given that I use it quite extensively (for Linux middle-button quickpaste, closing tabs in Firefox, etc.), I needed that functionality.
 
-This prompted me to rewrite the Perl-based oneliner into a slightly easier to read Python version, and implemented middle button support as well. I also added a bit of debouncing to avoid very rapid presses resulting in 2 `xdotool` events in very rapid succession. I then put everything together into a script which I called `disable-trackpoint`.
+This prompted me to rewrite the Perl-based one-liner into a slightly easier to read Python version, and implemented middle button support as well. I also added a bit of debouncing to avoid very rapid presses resulting in 2 `xdotool` events in very rapid succession. I then put everything together into a script which I called `disable-trackpoint`.
 
 ```
 #!/bin/bash