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Without a doubt. Fast, clean, adaptable. What's not to like?

• Semaphor 5y ago
  #fff on #000. I find the site pretty exhausting to read. Like most "motherfucking websites", a bad example for a good site.
  • wizzwizz4 5y ago
    Your monitor / browser is misconfigured. On some machines, maximum contrast is exhausting; on others, reduced contrast is near-invisible. The “exhausting” machines can be configured to reduce contrast, but the “invisible” machines cannot trivially be configured to increase contrast.
  • frosted-flakes 5y ago
    That's your opinion. I personally think high contrast colour schemes are great, and use them whenever possible. I even bought a laptop with an OLED screen (XPS 13 9310) to further maximize contrast. I hate it when websites specify light grey text on a dark grey background; I find it so hard to read. To give you an example of the sort of high contrast user interfaces I like, turn on he dark High Contrast theme in VS Code.
    • Semaphor 5y ago
      > To give you an example of the sort of high contrast user interfaces I like, turn on he dark High Contrast theme in VS Code. No idea what they do different, but while I don’t prefer it, it looks a lot less problematic than the website. There is no glare effect where the letters bleed into the black.