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Posted Jul 26, 2017, 10:19 AM UTC
Why so pink?
As Miscenco said, it's a filter named Twilight, which puts a red tinge on the screen as it gets later, in an attempt to reduce blue light, in order to prevent screens keeping you more awake later at night.
Has it been shown to work? Looks pretty ugly imo, and I've had no trouble with a non-red-shifted screen(monitor) before bed.
Yes, I'll grab some studies now... You don't notice it, either, when you use it - your eyes quickly adjust.
Edit: https://academic.oup.com/jcem/article-lookup/doi/10.1210/jc.2003-030570
Blue light filter, probably. They're really handy.
How many prestieges are you at?
59, but I was quite a fan of prestiging fast earlier.
hello fellow twilight user!
Ballin
Why so pink?
As Miscenco said, it's a filter named Twilight, which puts a red tinge on the screen as it gets later, in an attempt to reduce blue light, in order to prevent screens keeping you more awake later at night.
Has it been shown to work? Looks pretty ugly imo, and I've had no trouble with a non-red-shifted screen(monitor) before bed.
Yes, I'll grab some studies now... You don't notice it, either, when you use it - your eyes quickly adjust.
Edit: https://academic.oup.com/jcem/article-lookup/doi/10.1210/jc.2003-030570
Blue light filter, probably. They're really handy.