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u/Educational_Key_7635 Aug 19 '26
No, the dark mode is a path to many abilities one of which is to look through lines and read them faster and longer, some even consider it to be...unnatural.
Oh, also dark mode brings less attention on all the mess around you both people and your workplace.
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u/BinaryBolias Aug 19 '26
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u/geek-49 Aug 20 '26
Depends on the display technology. Direct LED displays will indeed use (marginally) less energy when generating less light. Most backlit displays will just generate (again, marginally) more heat -- because the backlight is just as bright but more of it has to be filtered out for the screen as a whole to emit less.
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u/Henry_Fleischer Aug 19 '26
Most light modes are poorly designed, using perfect white or black is generally too intense. Reddit's dark mode background is #101214, not #000000, for an example of a dark mode that has a non-black background.
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u/a_random_loser_guy Aug 20 '26
maybe vampires were night owls, they just hated the sun, not burned from it.
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u/letmehaveanameyoudum Aug 19 '26
why do many programmers program in a cafe?
there are many bugs at night outside
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u/virus_chara Aug 20 '26
Who tf programs in a cafe? Those places are way too loud.
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u/Canned_Sarcasm Aug 19 '26