> You idiots keep missing the point: if you need to change the colors to
> improve your productivity then either the original colors were totally
> broken and the developer that picked them should get a clue and fix
> them, or your brain is broken, and you should stop using computers if
> you can't deal with sane colors.
>
> One has to wonder by what miracle of god people managed to work for
> centuries without being able to change the color of their pens and
> papers!
An example: I find apps with a white background a problem. A white background is shining a light from your monitor into your eyes, it's a bit like trying to read a book outside in direct sunshine, the book is too bright. Most people seem to prefer a white background as it's natural but I appreciate an option to make it black.
BTW do you talk to people like this you meet on a day to day basis? You make some good points but your choice of language makes you loose a lot of gravitas.
Received on Mon Feb 01 2010 - 22:08:07 UTC
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