Merge pull request #4 from alyssarosenzweig/typofix

Thanks Martin

_posts/2024-08-12-FEX-2408.md

@@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ code doesn't miss the 80-bit hardware.
 Sadly, the FEX team can't afford a time machine. They're not cheap anymore.
 We'll see what happens with Moore's Law eighteen months ago. So we can't teach
 game developers in 2005 how to make do with 64-bit floats. All we can do is
-slowly emulate 80-bit floats in software, or substitute 64-bit and the game
-won't notice.
+slowly emulate 80-bit floats in software, or substitute 64-bit and hope the
+game won't notice.
 
 The second problem with x87 is more obscure. In a typical instruction set, each
 instruction specifies which registers it accesses. By contrast, x87 arranges