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- Anant Rangaswami
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- I don't know too much about myself; I've spent my whole life trying to figure it out. One thing I do know is that media and advertising fascinate; and media and advertising in India fascinate greatly.
4 comments:
Just wanted to know for how many days are r using Blackle.. Since Just trying to read 'about Blackle' of white font in black background made my eyes feel uneasy.. (i.e. if i continue using it, i felt like having a headache..).. Just wanted to know whether how are others are feeling about the white font in black background. (though it saves energy)...
I couldn't agree more. Any website which is built on a black background is sure fire trigger for a migraine
I hope youre not using an LCD-TFT Monitor... cuz then black doesnt save any energy at all...
Some people may find it uncomfortable reading light text on a black background. They might find Greygle to be a better choice for them. It uses a grey background with dark text which they might find easier to read. This still allows for some energy savings while providing an easier reading experience.
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