Larry --> Lars (#669)

Author: terichadbourne

src/tutorials/0001-content-addressing/01.md

@@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ If your goal is to get a copy of the book, which of these descriptors do you fin
 
 ## Location addressing and content addressing
 
-One of your friends identified the book by its location, and the other by its content. (Not sure which is which? Hint: We love alliteration almost as much as Larry loves location addressing and Courtney loves content addressing.)
+One of your friends identified the book by its location, and the other by its content. (Not sure which is which? Hint: We love alliteration almost as much as Lars loves location addressing and Courtney loves content addressing.)
 
-Location addressing points us to the location where data is stored by a specific entity. Larry pointed us to a specific bookshelf controlled by the Strand, where he knows they've previously kept this book, and hopes they continue to offer it there. This is how we identify data on the centralized web.
+Location addressing points us to the location where data is stored by a specific entity. Lars pointed us to a specific bookshelf controlled by the Strand, where he knows they've previously kept this book, and hopes they continue to offer it there. This is how we identify data on the centralized web.
 
 Content addressing instead provides a unique, content-derived identifier for the data, which we can use to retrieve the data from a variety of sources. We could have used the ISBN provided by Courtney to verify we'd found the right book at our local library, our neighbor's house, or the school book fair. This is how we identify data on the decentralized web.