Thread 105978721

>use light theme in general
>go to a d*rk theme website and spend a minute or two there
>go back to light themed website
>eyes start to hurt, start seeing afterimages for the next minute
fuck you and your meme dark themes, humans were made to live in the light. basement dwellers putting blacked themes by default on websites just because they can't handle the LIGHT should be executed

>>105978721 (OP)
not technology

>>105978721 (OP)
That's the point of dark themes, genius, so the light is applied to the things you actually want to see and not the background. My god, I can almost hear how stupid you are over the internet. I bet it hurts somehow.

why are threads only made by retarded people now

>>105978721 (OP)
Newer samsung monitors can dynamically adjust brightness and have tuv certs for blue light levels

>blacked
mental illness

>>105978721 (OP)
>kde dark
>Firefox with dark oled theme (i have an oled monitor), and dark reader
>keyboard rgb off
>no rgb in case
>lights off in room

będę grał se w gierkę
chyba że na linuxie nie działa to się wścieknę, zapłaciłem 9 zł

>>105978746
It's been proven that dark on light is better for reading comprehension, legibility etc.
You are literally not designed to see illuminated things on a dark background. When would that ever happen in nature?

>>105978817
No seriously, why are Americans like this?

>>105979662
>It's been proven that dark on light is better for reading comprehension, legibility etc.
By whom, your imagination? Do people often fall for this impotent little tactic of yours?

>>105979714
https://www.nngroup.com/articles/dark-mode/
>While dark mode may present some advantages for some low-vision users — in particular, those with cloudy ocular media such as cataract, the research evidence points in the direction of an advantage of positive polarity for normal-vision users. In other words, in users with normal vision, light mode leads to better performance most of the time.

>>105979662
Reading doesn't happen in nature
Screens don't happen in nature
Staring at bright screens is the closest thing humans invented to staring at the fucking sun

>>105979790
>something might be detrimental because evolutionarily we are not predisposed to it in our natural environment
>"muh airplanes, muh screens, nothing is natural!1!!!"
classic

>>105979790
Staring at a dark theme is like staring into the sun. Points of blinding white light on a darker background. Dark theme tricks your brain into thinking the light level is low, so your pupil opens, then the bright pixels cook your retina. Dark theme will kill your eyes light staring into the sun. Light theme protects your eyes by allowing them to adapt to the actual brightness of the pixels.

i like dark themes because they are easier on my eyes, personally :]

>>105979662
>It's been proven that dark on light is better for reading comprehension, legibility etc.
When we all start using e-ink screens this will be true. Until then fuck off; white on screens isn't actually white.

>>105981696
>then the bright pixels cook your retina.
that's why we should use light themes? so we can full on blast our retinas? are you trolling or retarded or both?

>>105981696
It's not blinding light, don't get histrionic over here, bitch.

>>105981734
The retina is made up of individual cells, each can be damaged individually. High overall brightness does not cause damage, point brightness is what causes damage. When you look at a dark theme, your eye adapts to the lower brightness level causing your pupil to open. This increases how bright individual pixels are when hitting specific parts of your retina, like the macula, which will be directly pointed at white text. So even though you might feel less eye strain, your retina is being destroyed by the blinding white text, retina damage cannot be felt.

>>105981811
Cool story, bro.

>>105979662
literally writing on a dark rock with chalk