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Its perfect for laying on the couch or in bed not for everyone though, as it emits light, and that is not what your body wants late at night. See example HN th
by stinos 13y ago
Its perfect for laying on the couch or in bed
not for everyone though, as it emits light, and that is not what your body wants late at night. See example HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7057575 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7057575
edit: I'm simply indicating staring at a screen late at night might not be all that good for us humans. Downvoting this doesn't make it any less true.
- codelap 13y agoI suspect you're being down voted because article is discussing the merits between 3 devices, PC's, tablets, and phones, with the conclusion that phablets are the win in the end (with some fairly feeble 'evidence'). The fact that all three affect some peoples circadian rhythm isn't overly valuable to the conversation. Form factor is the discussion, and you're talking about light sensitivity in insomniacs. Water is a solid at -30c at sea level is also true, regardless of whether people down vote me. And neither are relevant to the article or the discussion being had.
- mercer 13y agoI've found that f.lux really helps with that. For iOS you need a jailbroken device though.