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>evan, I agree. Hate the dark. Dark is hard to see. Light is easy to see. I use light at every opportunity. Dark partially grew out of an interest in saving b
by IndySun 11mo ago
>evan, I agree.
Hate the dark.
Dark is hard to see. Light is easy to see. I use light at every opportunity. Dark partially grew out of an interest in saving battery power on early oled screens, but dev's noticed a certain demographic drawn towards the dark look.
- evanjrowley 11mo agoI learned a bit about that historical context from this long-form video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKJFC5UfmoY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKJFC5UfmoY
- Spartan-S63 11mo agoDark versus light, in general, is fascinating. My fiancee and I have really different light sensitivities. She'll struggle to see in dimmer/only natural light indoors and I'll be able to see fine. Turning on overhead lighting really bothers me and causes a stress-like reaction. I'm much more amenable to artificial light after sunset and if it's indirect, diffuse light (i.e. a standing lamp).
- IndySun 11mo agoBlack and white on a screen are not that different when it comes to emissions into eyes.