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I've been ranting about Blinding Blue LEDs for years. It seems that, almost as soon as blue LEDs became available, Every. Damn. Manufacturer. decided, "This is
by flyinghamster 8y ago
I've been ranting about Blinding Blue LEDs for years. It seems that, almost as soon as blue LEDs became available, Every. Damn. Manufacturer. decided, "This is the new style because, hey, blue LEDs!"
A blue LED isn't so bad if they tone the brightness down, but too many companies can't be bothered, or just think it's "cool" and "edgy."
I've heard of people applying a thin layer of black nail polish over eye-blasters like those. Fortunately, my main system's case has a door that normally stays closed, mercifully hiding the room-lighting power indicator.
- aplc0r 8y agoI use these "LightDims" stickers to either black out or dim LEDs: http://a.co/7gGzOL8 http://a.co/7gGzOL8 They come in various colors, shapes, and opacity. They look much better than my previous method of using electrical tape.