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diff --git a/_posts/2020-01-11-phoniebox.markdown b/_posts/2020-01-11-phoniebox.markdown
@@ -26,12 +26,13 @@ That [blog post][blog-instructions] (in German) provided lots of information and
 # Hardware #
 
 I used the following hardware:
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 * Raspberry Pi 3 (doesn't need an active cooling)
 * Ravpower ??? Powerbank
 * Neuftech RFID reader
 * USB sound card
 * 5W Amplifier
-* OnOffShim 
+* OnOffShim
 * Arcade buttons
 * Power button
 * ...
@@ -75,7 +76,7 @@ Software installation first, so everything can be tested.
 # Gotchas, lessons learned, etc. #
 
 * It’s really important to solder as good as possible (I’m not very good though). If you have cold solder joints it may or may not work, which can be really annoying.
-* Connecting everything together first to test it is really helpful, because you don’t want to assemble everything together in a (tiny) case and then something doesn’t work. 
+* Connecting everything together first to test it is really helpful, because you don’t want to assemble everything together in a (tiny) case and then something doesn’t work.
 * It really helps to sketch the wiring on a piece of paper, so you can fix possible issues or misconnections much faster.
 
 **to be continued**

diff --git a/_posts/2020-02-07-phoniebox-revised.markdown b/_posts/2020-02-07-phoniebox-revised.markdown
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ I suspect the amplifier [PAM8406][amp], connected to 5V (Pin 4) at the Pi, would
 
 I finally decided to give the [Hifiberry Miniamp][miniamp] a try. So the amplifier would be turned off, if the Pi is off and I could also replace the USB sound card I have been using, because the case and the board of the soundcard are already a little bit broken and I wanted to replace it anyway.
 
-# Hardware Installation #
+# Hardware Installation
 
 * Remove the amplifier PAM8406 and the USB sound card
 * Disconnect the button `PLAY` from pin 40 and connect it to pin 25
@@ -31,27 +31,23 @@ My Phoniebox is already installed, so I describe only the necessary changes here
 * Check especially [instructions for volume control][miniamp-details] and maybe instructions from [Hifiberry website][miniamp-config]
 * Enable Miniamp in `/boot/config.txt`
 
-    ```
+    ```text
     config_hdmi_boost=4
     #dtparam=audio=on
     dtoverlay=hifiberry-dac
-    ``` 
+    ```
 
 scripts/gpio_buttons.py folgendes
  austauschen
  _ siehe datein
 
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 dann so wie hier http://splittscheid.de/selfmade-phoniebox/#miniampsetup
 
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 For Christmas 2019 I built my kids a [Phoniebox][phoniebox] after a friend told me how much fun he had.
 
 These are some notes for me to remember how I built it.
 
-# What I wanted #
+# What I wanted
 
 For my kids I wanted to use RFID cards. In addition the box should have buttons for `Play/Pause`, `FF`, `Rwd`, `Volume up` and `Volume down`.
 
@@ -63,9 +59,10 @@ My friend has built a excellent custom-made case which fulfills my needs.
 
 That [blog post][blog-instructions] (in German) provided lots of information and I used especially the On/Off description. Thanks for providing that info!
 
-# Hardware #
+# Hardware
 
 I used the following hardware:
+
 * Raspberry Pi 3 (doesn't need an active cooling)
 * Ravpower ??? Powerbank
 * Neuftech RFID reader
@@ -76,7 +73,7 @@ I used the following hardware:
 * Power button
 * ...
 
-# Building #
+# Building
 
 I connected and soldered everything first, before I assembled the complete box to make sure everything works.
 
@@ -112,7 +109,7 @@ Software installation first, so everything can be tested.
 
 10. Reboot with `sudo reboot`.
 
-# Gotchas, lessons learned, etc. #
+# Gotchas, lessons learned, etc.
 
 * It’s really important to solder as good as possible (I’m not very good though). If you have cold solder joints it may or may not work, which can be really annoying.
 * Connecting everything together first to test it is really helpful, because you don’t want to assemble everything together in a (tiny) case and then something doesn’t work. 

diff --git a/_posts/2023-05-31-shinysdr.markdown b/_posts/2023-05-31-shinysdr.markdown
@@ -19,8 +19,6 @@ Install some more dependencies: `sudo apt-get install libatlas-base-dev libhdf5-
 
 Use latest version of Python package attrs: `pip install --upgrade attrs`
 
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 ## Making source code Python 3.9 compatible
 
 ShinySDR is currently only supporting Python 2.7 and I didn't want to install old Python, so I used the branch `python3` from **w1xm's** fork:
@@ -31,14 +29,6 @@ ShinySDR is currently only supporting Python 2.7 and I didn't want to install ol
 
 I needed to fix an import and a changed method name for Python 3.9 in `shinysdr/filters.py` and `shinysdr/types.py`, respectively:
 
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 Please see my [pull request][w1xm-pr].
 
 ## Installing
@@ -48,9 +38,11 @@ cd shinysdr
 python3 setup.py build
 sudo python3 setup.py install
 ```
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 **This needs to be done after installing:**
 
 Latest pip release of txWS 0.9.1 has a bug under Python 3.9, so I installed it directly from Github `pip install --upgrade git+https://github.com/MostAwesomeDude/txWS#egg=txWS`
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 ## Configuration
 
 Create configs: `shinysdr --create ./shinysdr-config`

diff --git a/about.markdown b/about.markdown
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 Just my thoughts and notes. Contains mostly development, technology, hobby projects and so on.
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		Just my thoughts and notes. Contains mostly development, technology, hobby projects and so on.