Viewing Sounds & Fury (Administrative Note)

Ever since we changed Sounds & Fury's page design last year to what's called a grayscale rendering we've had more than a few complaints about the readability of S&F's pages. In almost every case the problem could be traced to the reader's LED display — or rather, to the viewing angle of the reader's LED display which display type is hypersensitive to angle of view vis-à-vis the one viewing it. To address this problem we purposely set the overall main background (i.e., the background surrounding S&F's content columns) of all S&F's pages (with the exception of the "About Page") to pure black (for the technical-minded, color #000000) to act as a "calibrating element", so to speak. For the proper viewing of S&F's pages the three-step "calibration" of your LED display vis-à-vis your viewing angle works like this:

1: Sit in front of your laptop in your normal viewing position and load S&F.
2: Tilt the lid of the laptop (i.e., the LED display) toward you as far as it will go without closing it.
3: Then, slowly tilt the lid of the laptop (i.e., the LED display) backward (i.e., away from you) and keep tilting backward just until the overall main background of the S&F page first goes a pure black. When that point is reached it means you're at the proper viewing angle vis-à-vis your LED display and so the entire S&F page (or any HTML page on any website whatsoever for that matter) will display as it should.

Simple but effective.