> Dark mode is good in the sense that I love it. I love it so much that I've been using it since my Atari 600 XL and Commodore 64 days. At times it's been com

> Dark mode is good in the sense that I love it. I love it so much that I've been using it since my Atari 600 XL and Commodore 64 days. At times it's been complicated: I remember the early IntelliJ IDEs had no dark-mode but you could configure one yourself (and it was lots of work). Or Windows: the rare time when I worked on Windows I couldn't get a dark mode to work but I remember I could "dim" the laser white background into a light grey and Word would show a slightly grey background. Linux / Emacs: zero issue configuring these with dark modes of course. As an anecdote at 51 y/o I need, at long last, to go see an ophthalmologist to measure my now failing eyes. But spending most of my life from 11 y/o to 51 y/o in front of computer screen, I'd say all these decades without glasses was a good run.