Fix misspelled crow nest name

Author: marijnh

13_browser.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ no one would ever have paid any attention to it.
 
 {{index decentralization, compatibility}}
 
-Web technology has, from the start, been decentralized, not just
+Web technology has been decentralized from the start, not just
 technically but also in the way it evolved. Various browser vendors
 have added new functionality in ad hoc and sometimes poorly thought-out
 ways, which then, sometimes, ended up being adopted by others—and

16_game.md

@@ -407,7 +407,7 @@ Coin.prototype.size = new Vec(0.6, 0.6);
 
 In [Chapter ?](dom#sin_cos), we saw that `Math.sin` gives us the
 y-coordinate of a point on a circle. That coordinate goes back and
-forth in a smooth wave form as we move along the circle, which makes
+forth in a smooth waveform as we move along the circle, which makes
 the sine function useful for modeling a wavy motion.
 
 {{index pi}}
@@ -1151,7 +1151,7 @@ second). When the browser tab or window with our page is hidden,
 `requestAnimationFrame` calls will be suspended until the tab or
 window is shown again. In this case, the difference between `lastTime`
 and `time` will be the entire time in which the page was hidden.
-Advancing the game by that much in a single step will look silly and
+Advancing the game by that much in a single step would look silly and
 might cause weird side effects, such as the player falling through the
 floor.
 

18_http.md

@@ -747,11 +747,11 @@ the example, and have our program handle the input, possibly using
 
 {{index "value attribute", "input (HTML tag)", "text field", "textarea (HTML tag)"}}
 
-Fields created by `<input>` tags with a type of `text` or `password`,
-as well as `<textarea>` tags, share a common ((interface)). Their
-((DOM)) elements have a `value` property that holds their current
-content as a string value. Setting this property to another string
-changes the field's content.
+Fields created by `<textarea>` tags, or `<input>` tags with a type of
+`text` or `password`, share a common ((interface)). Their ((DOM))
+elements have a `value` property that holds their current content as a
+string value. Setting this property to another string changes the
+field's content.
 
 {{index "selectionStart property", "selectionEnd property"}}
 
@@ -954,9 +954,9 @@ Hold [control]{keyname} (or [command]{keyname} on a Mac) to select multiple opti
 {{index file, "hard drive", "file system", security, "file field", "input (HTML tag)"}}
 
 File fields were originally designed as
-a way to ((upload)) files from the browser's machine through a form.
+a way to ((upload)) files from the user's machine through a form.
 In modern browsers, they also provide a way to read such files from
-JavaScript programs. The field acts as a manner of gatekeeper. The
+JavaScript programs. The field acts as a kind of gatekeeper. The
 script cannot simply start reading private files from the user's
 computer, but if the user selects a file in such a field, the browser
 interprets that action to mean that the script may read the file.

19_paint.md

@@ -415,7 +415,7 @@ constructors.
 
 {{index "br (HTML tag)", "flood fill", "select (HTML tag)", "PixelEditor class", dispatch}}
 
-_Tools_ are things like drawing pixels or filling in an area. The
+The _tools_ do things like drawing pixels or filling in an area. The
 application shows the set of available tools as a `<select>` field.
 The currently selected tool determines what happens when the user
 interacts with the picture with a pointer device. The set of
@@ -760,8 +760,8 @@ function startLoad(dispatch) {
 To get access to a file on the user's computer, we need the user to
 select the file through a file input field. But I don't want the load
 button to look like a file input field, so we create the file input
-when the button is clicked and then pretend that it itself was
-clicked.
+when the button is clicked and then pretend that this file input
+itself was clicked.
 
 {{index "FileReader class", "img (HTML tag)", "readAsDataURL method", "Picture class"}}
 
@@ -1283,7 +1283,7 @@ picture on the left, not the picture on the right.
 
 {{figure {url: "img/line-grid.svg", alt: "Two pixelated lines, one light, skipping across pixels diagonally, and one heavy, with all pixels connected horizontally or vertically", width: "6cm"}}}
 
-If we have code that draws a line between two arbitrary points, we
+Finally, if we have code that draws a line between two arbitrary points, we
 might as well use it to also define a `line` tool,
 which draws a straight line between the start and end of a drag.
 

code/crow-tech.js

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
     "Big Maple-Woods", "Big Maple-Fabienne's Garden", "Fabienne's Garden-Woods",
     "Fabienne's Garden-Cow Pasture", "Cow Pasture-Big Oak", "Big Oak-Butcher Shop",
     "Butcher Shop-Tall Poplar", "Tall Poplar-Sportsgrounds", "Tall Poplar-Chateau",
-    "Chateau-Great Pine", "Great Pine-Jaques' Farm", "Jaques' Farm-Hawthorn",
+    "Chateau-Great Pine", "Great Pine-Jacques' Farm", "Jacques' Farm-Hawthorn",
     "Great Pine-Hawthorn", "Hawthorn-Gilles' Garden", "Great Pine-Gilles' Garden",
     "Gilles' Garden-Big Oak", "Gilles' Garden-Butcher Shop", "Chateau-Butcher Shop"
   ]
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
     storage["cache in the oak"] = "A hollow above the third big branch from the bottom. Several pieces of bread and a pile of acorns."
     storage["cache in the meadow"] = "Buried below the patch of nettles (south side). A dead snake."
     storage["cache under the hedge"] = "Middle of the hedge at Gilles' garden. Marked with a forked twig. Two bottles of beer."
-    storage["enemies"] = ["Farmer Jaques' dog", "The butcher", "That one-legged jackdaw", "The boy with the airgun"]
+    storage["enemies"] = ["Farmer Jacques' dog", "The butcher", "That one-legged jackdaw", "The boy with the airgun"]
     if (name == "Church Tower" || name == "Hawthorn" || name == "Chateau")
       storage["events on 2017-12-21"] = "Deep snow. Butcher's garbage can fell over. We chased off the ravens from Saint-Vulbas."
     let hash = 0

code/journal.js

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ var JOURNAL = [
 ];
 
 // This makes sure the data is exported in node.js —
-// `require('./path/to/jaques_journal.js')` will get you the array.
+// `require('./path/to/journal.js')` will get you the array.
 if (typeof module != "undefined" && module.exports && (typeof window == "undefined" || window.exports != exports))
   module.exports = JOURNAL;
 if (typeof global != "undefined" && !global.JOURNAL)