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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Drill is a modern file searcher for Linux that tries to fix the old problem of s
 Nowadays even some SSDs are used for storage and every PC has nearly a minimum of 8GB of RAM and quad-core;
 knowing this it's time to design a future-proof file searcher that doesn't care about weak systems and uses the full multithreaded power in a clever way to find your files in the fastest possible way.
 
-* Euristics:
+* Heuristics:
 The first change was the algorithm, a lot of file searchers use depth-first algorithms, this is a very stupid choice and everyone that implemented it is a moron, why? 
 You see, normal humans don't create nested folders too much and you will probably get lost inside "black hole folders" or artificial archives (created by software); a breadth-first algorithm that scans your hard disks by depth has a higher chance to find the files you need.
 Second change is excluding some obvious folders while crawling like `Windows` and `node_modules`, the average user doesn't care about .dlls and all the system files, and generally even devs too don't care, and if you need to find a system file you already know what you are doing and you should not use a UI tool.