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@@ -69,12 +69,12 @@ shrunk a font down really far, right?
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But you can play with it in the oversample.exe app. If you turn it on,
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white-on-black fonts become too thick (i.e. they become too bright), and
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-black-on-white fonts become too thin (i.e. they are too dark). There is
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+black-on-white fonts become too thin (i.e. they are insufficiently dark). There is
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no way to adjust the font's inherent thickness (i.e. by switching to
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bold) to fix this for both; making the font thicker will make white
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text worse, and making the font thinner will make black text worse.
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Obviously you could use different fonts for light and dark cases, but
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-this doesn't like a very good way for fonts to work.
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+this doesn't seem like a very good way for fonts to work.
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Multiple people who have experimented with this independently (me,
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Fabian Giesen,and Maxim Shemanarev of Anti-Grain Geometry) have all
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nothings