diff --git a/content/posts/2022-12-24_using_docker_buildx_for_native_multiarch_builds.md b/content/posts/2022-12-24_using_docker_buildx_for_native_multiarch_builds.md
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@@ -55,7 +55,9 @@ Here's how:
    docker context create bob --docker "host=ssh://bob@10.0.0.2"
    ```
 
-3. Create a buildx builder for your local computer. In this case, my local machine supports linux/arm64/v8 natively, but it also can build amd64 images through qemu, so I explicitly set `--platform` to just `linux/arm64/v8`. I might also add `linux/arm/v7` for images meant to run on something like a Raspberry Pi here, because even though it will still run via QEMU, I don't have anything better to build for `armv7` anyway. (it's comma separated)
+3. Create a buildx builder for your local computer. 
+
+   In this case, my local machine supports `linux/arm64/v8` natively, but it also can build `amd64` images through QEMU, so I explicitly set `--platform` to just `linux/arm64/v8`. I might also add `linux/arm/v7` for images meant to run on something like a Raspberry Pi here, because even though it will still run via QEMU, I don't have anything better to build for `armv7` anyway. (it's comma separated)
 
    ```bash
    docker buildx create \