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Originally Posted by Faeryink
I am making a log of light conditions and eye strain, so maybe there will be more clues how to keep my eyes healthy and making it easier to work in the long term. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on investigating the ambient light conditions.
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Maybe the key is to observe how much hours of intensive work you do daily. I'm a software developer so I have to spend most of my time in front of a screen. However I believe spending the time in front of the computer is not an issue (under a reasonable lightning conditions) but the time when I focus to work fast. I'm quite relaxed when I spend a day just typing, developing a stream of a new code, but my work typically require jumping through text quickly, reading non-language gibberish, sometimes just searching for anything odd in the logs or any doc... that's a bit demanding for the eyes. I bet it would be much the same if I had a no-light monitor.
Anyway, I just wanted to say, that your thread / message is a very good one.
I'm so surprised that the e-ink space moves into LCD like space. Light, glossy surface, doesn't make any sense to me. Isn't it better to use tablet instead?
