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Update on the previous post on using privacy protectors
▲ 0 r/Reflective_LCD

Update on the previous post on using privacy protectors

Not all privacy protectors are the same for eye comfort, so you might have to try a few yourself...

For example this one is personally easier to look at, maybe because of the tested blue light blocking... https://www.amazon.com/Magnetic-Privacy-Compatible-MacBook-2023-2025/dp/B0FL1Q3XZW
While this one provided less comfort, https://www.amazon.com/Magicmoon-Protector-Anti-Spy-Widescreen-Notebook/dp/B0CJXRMS5M

I'm not related to these products in anyway.

u/kissena4 — 2 days ago
▲ 7 r/HiggsfieldAI

Shouldn't 3000 credits = ~136 of 5s seedance videos?

Am I understanding this wrong

u/kissena4 — 5 days ago
▲ 1 r/digitalminimalism

Quick tips for people suffering from mental fog looking at screens

If you find it difficult to look at screens in general, and color accuracy isn't a concern.

  1. For laptop/monitor screens, get yourself a "privacy screen". It does much more than dimming the screen, too long to get into in this post but highly recommended.
  2. For some, if you get a TN matte monitor + a privacy screen viewed from matte side. Not perfect, however very close to comfort of RLCD without the price tag
  3. On iPhone, might help if you set "Reduce White Point" to 50% or higher.
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u/kissena4 — 9 days ago
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Quick tip for users of non-rlcd screens or iphones

If you find it difficult to look at screens in general, and color accuracy isn't a concern.

  1. For laptop/monitor screens, get yourself a "privacy screen". It does much more than dimming the screen, too long to get into in this post but highly recommended.
  2. For some, if you get a TN matte monitor + a privacy screen viewed from matte side. Not perfect, however very close to comfort of RLCD without the price tag
  3. On iPhone, might help if you set "Reduce White Point" to 50% or higher.
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u/kissena4 — 9 days ago