Problem is that if you use white text on dark background, the bugs will be attracted to your code.
Meanwhile, when I use dark text on a white background, the bugs are only attracted to whitespace. Easily removed with a linter.
What if I’m programming in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitespace_(programming_language)
I use light theme, btw
PURGE THE HERETIC!
(TIL)
These are chaos space marines?
They look nice 😯
This are space marines. That arm, right bottom is Chaos.
I personally know one person who uses light theme.
He says that he prefers light theme with the brightness turned all the way down.
It’s good that it works for him, but that’s not my way.
Just here to give out support before you get reckt
I use a light theme during the day and a dark theme at night.
First time I’ve ever heard of anyone actually using time-of-day-dependent themes
This is the way.
I come into the office early in the morning when its still night and use the dark theme. When the sun comes out, I switch to light. Monitor brightness should blend into the surrounding light. Eye strain otherwise.
Same and I don’t understand the obsession with dark stuff. If you have a dark background, you need to work in the dark in order to see the small whitish pixels of text. If you have a light theme, you just need to turn on the light, which is pretty much most of the daytime when you’re supposed to work.
Dark modes fucks with my eyes, whereas light mode forces me to use natural light or properly adjust my environment. Also I have a wide range of light colors to work with as the background. Dark mode is stuck to dark background on light text (grey or white, that’s all).
Anyway, I’m prepared to die for having such a strange opinion.
There is one, UND EXACTLY ONE reason for darkmode. If you have an OLED, it does increase marginally battery life
That is why you need that pure black amoled
You know, I always assumed black people wouldn’t have the kamikaze-bugs-against-your face problem. If so, this is an ironic choice of template.
Edit: Or is that a me problem, and this was just a bug-bug pun?
Set you monitor up so that it is electrified to the touch.
Writing new code: Dark theme so that the bugs stay away.
Debugging: Light theme so that you can catch them.
Someone could make an app so that the dark-mode is only activated when you have a key pressed.
Dude, did you ever lift a stone or piece of wood in the forest to have a look at its dark underside?
All that the bugs do is to also switch colour to greyish-white and look even more nasty…
This?
Using a photo from The Shining is a nice touch
Lite Mode, Dark Mode?
Am I the only one using custom theming in their IDE? It’s like, what if gruvbox lite was green instead of orange. Green is calming, makes me feel like I’m in nature. Become one with the bugs and encourage them gently to leave your code alone.
Not only in IDE, but on webpages as well
Oooh what do you use for recoloring web pages?
Stylish addon with a simple CSS
:is(html, body) { background-color: #c3f1c5; }or Tranquility Reader
(Looks at the GCC): you have light/dark mode?
