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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ vi or emacs directly on the remote system? There are many ways to do it, but I
 didn't like any of the existing approaches. Enter dripbox.
 
 Disk space is cheap, so keeping a local copy of every remote file is basically
-free. If you mirror your entire remote file tree locally, then you can use 
+free. If you mirror your entire remote file tree locally, then you can use
 dripbox to keep the two in sync. Every time you save a file locally, it is
 automatically updated on the remote system in the background. This allows you
 to use local editing tools and get lightning-fast response, but still affect