Re:LED light can damage eyes, French health authority warns
by sarego on Thursday May 16, 2019 @12:49AM
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I just installed f.lux. It is almost midnight here. As soon as it installed and my screen tuned almost yellow I can immediately feel the strain on my eyes disappear and replaced with a coolness. This is incredible software. I will probably use this the rest of my life.Thank you!
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Re:LED light can damage eyes, French health authority warns
by copperx on Thursday May 16, 2019 @12:59AM
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I hope f.lux becomes irrelevant once dark mode becomes the standard in all devices. If the web catches on and if our screens become OLED (or use any technology where dark pixels aren't illuminated), then "night mode" will be seen as a crazy hack.
Re:LED light can damage eyes, French health authority warns
by WorldMaker on Thursday May 16, 2019 @03:35PM
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"Night mode" is still useful with Dark Mode. In most applications Dark Mode still uses plenty blues and greens for accent colors and often strong whites for text colors. Even if fewer overall pixels are dedicated to those colors, it's still useful to color shift them away from blue in the evenings.
Re:LED light can damage eyes, French health authority warns
by Tempest1981 on Thursday May 16, 2019 @02:22AM
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How do you like viewing maps in dark mode? I tried Apple's Maps app on macOS, and it felt weird -- like navigating at night. Otherwise, dark mode seems good.