Both help a lot when you are sensitive to direct bright lights. Without f.lux the colors were so piercingly bright, that I sometimes felt glared when I went away from my Mac. Now, because it fits my lighting, the light…
Little thought: Wouldn't it be great to lazy load a JS live input console to actually try out the demo scripts on the frontpage? I'm missing those out for several language sites (eg Ruby).
Both help a lot when you are sensitive to direct bright lights. Without f.lux the colors were so piercingly bright, that I sometimes felt glared when I went away from my Mac. Now, because it fits my lighting, the light…
Little thought: Wouldn't it be great to lazy load a JS live input console to actually try out the demo scripts on the frontpage? I'm missing those out for several language sites (eg Ruby).