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Author: drupol

src/thesis/2-reproducibility.typ

@@ -1488,11 +1488,11 @@ Tools such as Docker provide mechanisms to encapsulate software and its
 dependencies in containers, thus creating environments that remain unchanged
 after creation. Once a container is built, it can be shared and executed across
 different systems with the guarantee that it will function identically, given
-the same environment. This characteristic makes containers highly suitable for
-distributing software.
+the same hardwar environment. This characteristic makes containers highly
+suitable for distributing software.
 
-Despite the advantages of immutability, it does not guarantee reproducibility by
-default. For instance, container images hosted on platforms like Docker Hub
+Despite the advantages of immutability, it does not guarantee reproducibility.
+For instance, container images hosted on platforms like Docker Hub
 #cite(<dockerhub>,form:"normal"), including popular language interpreters
 #eg[Python, NodeJS, PHP], may not be reproducible due to non-deterministic
 steps during the image creation. A specific example can be found in