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Does anyone else use something like flux or redshift permanently? These programs change the color temperature of your monitor based on the time of day, but I u
by chubot 10y ago
Does anyone else use something like flux or redshift permanently? These programs change the color temperature of your monitor based on the time of day, but I use them all day.
Otherwise my eyes start watering after awhile and get itchy and irritated. I think I must be sensitive to blue light. I used to set it around 4500 color temperature but now I lowered it to 4000.
- akeck 10y agoI have dropped the blue to near zero in my work monitor's settings. I'm less distractible with the reduced blue light. Not sure why though.
- vdnkh 10y agoI use f.lux on a rather high setting 24/7 at work, most of the day at home (where I have better lighting), and at night on my phone. Using it all day at work with the 20/20/20* rule has greatly reduced my eye stress. * I made a simple website using the Notifications API which reminds you every 20 minutes to take an eye break. https://johnbartos.github.io/eyebreak/ https://johnbartos.github.io/eyebreak/
- sndean 10y agoI use it for the majority of the day (especially now, in the winter, where the day is just a few hours long). > I think I must be sensitive to blue light. My eyes hurt after a few minutes of looking at my girlfriend's iPad/computer screen. She's the opposite and thinks my screen is constantly stained yellow.
- m3ta 10y agoI use flux maxed out all day with orange-tinted glasses.