Update UsefulShellTricks.md

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 * [Verify a file system is mounted with `findmnt` - *before trying to use it*!](#verify-file-system-is-mounted) 
 * [How to "roll back" an `apt upgrade`](#how-to-roll-back-an-apt-upgrade) (coming soon) 
 * [Should I use `scp`, or `sftp`?](#scp-vs-sftp) 
-* [So you want to remove `rpi-eeprom` package & save 25MB?](#want-to-remove-the-rpi-eeprom-package-tough-shit-say-the-raspberries) 
+* [So you want to remove `rpi-eeprom` package & save 25MB?](#want-to-remove-the-rpi-eeprom-package-to-save-25mb-tough-shit-say-the-raspberries) 
 * [REFERENCES:](#references) 
 
 
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-###### Want to Remove the `rpi-eeprom` package? "Tough shit", say the Raspberries
-## Want to remove the `rpi-eeprom` package? - ***"tough shit"***, *say The Raspberries*
+###### Want to Remove the `rpi-eeprom` package to save 25MB? "Tough shit", say the Raspberries
+## Want to remove the `rpi-eeprom` package? - ***"Tough shit"***, *say The Raspberries*
 
 If you have a Raspberry Pi model Zero, 1, 2 or 3, you have no need for the `rpi-eeprom` package.  It's useful ***only*** on the RPi 4 and RPi 5 because they are the only two models with,,, EEPROM!  But if you try to use `apt` to remove (or purge) `rpi-eeprom`, you'll find that `rpi-eeprom` has been carelessly (stupidly?) packaged in such a way that several useful utilities will be swept out with it!