How do you take care of your eyes?

Squirt a little lens cleaner in them and they're as good as new.

Turn on a light.

Turn your monitor's brightness and color temperature down, use dark themes, turn on a light, wear uv blocking glasses. Get the "dark reader" addon for your browser.

so make it less warm? Less "red-tinted"?

That's the meme. Redshift works well for me. Windows and newer versions of Ubuntu have it as a built in feature now.

I misread your post; redshift makes the temperature warmer, so more red tinted.

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< 20 years salary for lifetime of blindness doesn't sound like a good deal.

No, it doesn't. What are you going to do, listen to audiobooks and music all day, assuming you can even somehow use a computer on your own to play audio stuff? Also enjoy learning Braille alphabet (the older you are the less chance of ever becoming proficient at it).

No. It may sound counterintuitive, but lower color temperature is reddish (about 1500-4500 K), white is 6500 K, while higher (8000 and up) is blueish.
Anyway, why don't laptop screens have hardware controls like monitors do? All you can do about picture is in software on video driver level (which is usually much more limited than what a typical monitor's OSD menu provides).

Read the first sentence. She only went blind in one eye, the other one was left unharmed. No need for audiobooks or braile, you only lose your binocular depth perception, which doesn't matter if you are sitting in the front of your computer all day.

My eye is so long I have trouble staring up and down.

He's using a weird backwards quote for some reason.

Would you seriously give up one of your eyes for that kind of money?

Even Windows has it now?
Its funny how after MacOS added built-in GNOME and Android followed quickly

It's a common fashion to minimize the number of extra buttons and controls on a laptop.

print those .pdfs user

Look up eye yoga .. can't hurt. Basic eye movements to help keep the eyes healthy and de-fatigued, particularly useful for computer users. Look left .. look right .. etc.

Lowest brightness possible and Redshift and a pair of Gunnar.

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You gotta remove that blue tint to not fuck up your melatonin. You'll end up with what looks like a simulated degraded monitor but that's better than thyroid disorders.
If you're used to it, try turning off redshift and see immediately how it fucks with your eyes.

There's a nice native redshift feature in android nougat so better try that out too (there's red moon app that does the same and is stabler than flux or redshift app).
The point is don't expose yourself to too much blue so you won't end up with thyroid disease.

If you can, try using the original 2chan yotsuba theme (the red orange one)

My newest prescription glasses have UV protective "blue blocker" lenses that are marketed towards computer use, same concept as the gunnar meme but they're hardly even tinted enough to be noticeable. Who knows if it makes any real difference but it's worth the extra $5 in case it does.

eye glasses are uv protective most of the time, but if they don't affect the visible part of the em spectrum, they're not blue blockers

Yeah, that's crazy. I'm like totaly blinded by the blue light when I kill redshift.
And seriously, you don't see the "orangeness" at the end. I have a very agressive config (temp-day=3500 temp-night=2000 brightness-night=0.8), and I don't see the "orange" now at day.

Same here. It's really crazy, like when I'm on a comfy dark interface and open up a browser that's all white. Thank god for that dark reader addon
And I agree. The orangeness stops being an issue after a while. My eyes adjust. Now I just need to adjust to lower brightness settings

I think they're supposed to filter some of the blue from blue-white monitor light, and nothing else.

Does light behind the monitor help?

No, but general light from any lamp around you is better than being in the dark.

b-but I like the dark

Make an appointment with an actual doctor with a medical degree in eyeballs - and MD, not a technician (an OD).

Go outside regularly. Get regular sunlight. Utilize your distance vision and spend substantial amounts of time focusing on objects at a variety of distances, not just a computer monitor 3 feet from your face.

Enjoy your low light induced eye strain that will start bothering you in 10 years.

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What is the reason for eyedrops being bad for your eyes?

Doctor prescribed them to me.
I'll also wash my face throughout the day in summer because sweat and skin oil buildup make my eyes burn, especially if I apply my drops.

Most on the counter eyedrops restrict the blood flow to your eyeballs, which is pretty bad.

Putting a cold wet towel on your eyes while you sleep helps them to relax over night so less/no strain carries over.

or two slices of potato/cucumber

I have Gunnars, Uvex Blue Blockers (model S1933X), and Maui Jims. I've concluded computer displays act as a glare source no matter what osd settings you set, just due to the fact that you're basically staring into a light bulb. Overall The Maui Jims 9 layer space magic lens reduces eye strain the most out of those 3 glasses. None of the glasses eliminate eye strain, and I find at times I prefer wearing one of them over the others.
The best I've been able to do to minimize eye strain is to use a projector. The image reflected off a projector screen has caused the least amount of eye strain out of all display techs I've tried. And I've tried a lot. I've personally destroyed three lcd screens trying to figure out what was causing my eye strain. Taking them apart, changing backlights, changing light diffuses, peeling off polarization layers, using camera lens polarizers, various eyewear combos.

My current best eye strain minimization setup: Good quality projector, matte 1.0 gain projector screen, make the image as big as you can, sit as far away as you can.

For convenience: Portrait orient my IPS monitor and wear my Maui Jims,

flux, reduce brightness of screen, and potentially even wear special sunglasses / wavelength glasses if you can get a pair at a good price

stick to the terminal and use a printer as only output
e-ink laptop when?

b-b-b-but then it will take me half an hour to get back into what i was working on!11

Am I supposed to know what that is?

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8ch hurts my eyes more than anything i've ever experienced before, (in a bloatware browser like palemoon where you can see CSS formatted content). I go to catalog mode and shitpost for half an hour and my eyes hurt after.

I've been wanting an e-ink screen for ages. Even with a super high "pixel response time", it would still be worth it for reading I think. I think you can rip them out of the Kindle and output to them through USB or some shit, I forget. If I wasn't procrastinating on 5 projects already I'd be doing this

1.7 million is literally nothing

no eInk reader nigger spotted

Chinks make these, have a look on fleaBay if somebody sells them to Western countries.

I've never come this far, my brain starts to hurt much sooner.

not worth it. my eyes have some slight problems such as soreness (i'd reckon still almost 20/20 vision, but floaters throw off my focus), and I'd _still_ not take any amount of money to make them this bad

use the 20/20/20 rule

aoa.org/documents/infographics/SYVM2016Infographics.pdf

Yeah people hotrodded the tiny Kindle screens and then there's shit like the Boox android tablets that can be rigged for 2nd screen usage, but i'm pretty sure you still get ghosting and the refresh was never quite there and still you're using a 6" screen or some shit. There is a 13" e-ink screen that's been out for awhile that goes into the high end Boox and other e-readers. It must have a usable refresh rate because there is at least one outfit selling a desktop monitor that uses the same screen... and they're charging $1,000+ for it.

There's also the reMarkable tablet that comes with a stylus and does Wacom-tier drawfaggotry... $500, but it must have good refresh, I would assume. Not sure what e-ink screen it uses, but again they all use the same screens last I checked. Other technologies like Pixel Qi are pretty much defunct i think, although people were dropping those screens in netbooks for awhile and it allowed daylight readability and no backlighting from their LCD.

We need to figure out what the most viable Thinkpad model(s) is... and the specific 10"-13" screen that could be dropped in with a custom adapter. I think what's holding the scene back, though, is the fact that the 10"+ e-ink screens are still pretty pricey and amazon hasn't been giving them away practically for free en masse like they did the earlier 6" e-ink kindles.

Not everyone lives in Murrika where sueing for millions over all sorts of stuff and winning is commonplace. In eastern Yurop it would be "well, you agreed to the operation and the involved risk so tough luck I guess". A lawyer capable of winning damages in court would likely eat up most of it as their fee, and in addition you would end up having a record of a defiant patient who dared to fuck with surgeons (who pretty much enjoy demi-god status) in your healthcare file.

So what ebook reader (preferably e-ink capable) is recommended around here? Anything Sansa Clip+/Thinkpad 420 comparable?

Somewhat related - how do you get rid of color bleeding on an LCD TV? Reds, greens and blues are blotchy as fuck over HDMI and the fonts horrid. I've disabled (un)sharpness & noise filters to get rid of the halo effect but this is a major bummer compared to any older VGA monitor

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See an ophthalmologist. Your issues may actually be something that you need to have treated.

Get raped and kill yourself, you retarded fucking faggot sack of nigger shit with down syndrome.

I don't. I once wore a pair of contacts for 1.5 years without removing them because I was too lazy to renew my prescription.

found the african

I vacuum the place and wash the windows once every few years.
Does wonders for the air, especially after a lot of mould formed on the windows over the course of winter.

Please elaborate.

user, what is this vacuum and wash of which you speak?

I learned a trick from an old Shaolin monk, they train their eyes with two techniques. The first they count distant leaves in trees, bricks in buildings and tiles on roofs at the limit of their sight until it improves their long vision. The second they light a candle the other side of the room when they go to bed and stare at the flame for a few minutes. I do both although the second can be strenuous.
I read constantly but have never needed glasses.

Also this, you may not realise but you blink a lot less staring at the screen which drys your eyes and makes you squint a lot more when your eyes feel dry and iritated outdoors.

I was being false facetious.
The mold is real, though. Of all the various chores one could (and should) do around the house, window washing is among my least favorite.

I have blinds though, especially in my computer room.
Thing is, this building is kinda old and during winter condensed water likes to accumulate on the window, which gives rise to a black spotty kind of mold.

It's not that big of a deal, until it grows a bit too much and starts releasing too many spores.
Then spring comes along and the sun shines on the window with the blind after it, trapping the warmth or something.

Wiping the shit off does seem to improve air quality, for I now have less troubles with dry, itching eyes and whatnot.

one thing is a loud tube like device that scares animals.
the other is the process of activating grime and microbes by giving them water and a damp environment which they can use to now latch onto you easier.

that's supposed to be half.
like, I am half asleep right now.