This is a great site. It correctly addresses the often-dense web spaces that make available many of the narratives. Good to see the modern web approach. And the instructional stuff on github is worthwhile.

I've shared it with the major African American Studies listserv, H-Afro-Am (http://www.h-net.org/~afro-am/)

My work monitors are crappy, rendering speech bubbles invisible. I'll look forward to checking this out on my own machine though. Checked out your personal site from here, nice work on Sequence.js! (http://ianlunn.co.uk/articles/sequence-js-launch/)

Thanks. Will up the contrast on the buttons this evening.

and here's the HN post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6799854

Bravo.

I am surprised to see a pistol in the Apple ad in Figure 16.

It's not really an Apple ad, just an ad for a book about the Apple computer, published by Creative Computing.

Here's a related and interesting article [1] titled 'Unraveling Google’s Product Strategy' from the author of a post that is linked to on the HN front page (Ode to Little Data)[2].

The author in this related article is really showing the total commitment to ads by google. I find it very unsettling.

[1]http://katsenblog.com/post/58721533658/unraveling-googles-pr... [2]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6782205

i've gotten useful info via !yt comments, as well as had meaningful interactions.

the entire push to "use my real name" vis a vis my gmail account instead of my historical youtube account name, of which this new comments action is a part, bothers me.

also, it smells of an attempt out of desperation to beef up content on g+.

The fontcombiner versions appear more appealing to me, more crisp and bold and weightier, than the G webfonts. iphone 4s, ios7.

damn, i loved my dad's 380ZX soundsystem. its what turned me onto hi fidelity. neat to know it was named after someone and that he went to MIT. peace

Go home, you are drunk!

so disappointing when our generation(s) act to limit the Internet. LayerVault please stop, we really dig ur stuff.