Same here, everything in dark mode to include my office.
Man TBI's are the worst. It took me 9 years post brain surgery, and 2 years post a second one and multiple TBI's prior to all that to finally get the neurologist and neurosurgeon to be on my side with at least agreeing I have issues. For almost 10 years they have been trying to get me to shrug off energy issues, and blurry visions and contrast problems, balance problems all that fun stuff.... I guess they needed 10 years of me saying the same complaints and 10 years of reports from going to physical and cognitive therapy to finally click that ' oh this guy must not be faking it after all'. Really makes a guy be concerned about the medical field and quality of aid they are getting. The same ol conversation that just because a person has all the appendages doesnt mean they dont have problems. Just make sure you're getting about 10 hrs of sleep a night if you can, to help ward off dementia or Alzheimers. And eat up those avocados.
Your insurance company stinks. It's called a mini tort and the insurance company is supposed to collect it for you.
Yes, insurance companies should do many things but that doesn't mean they always do them. But mini tort does say anything about the insurance company recovery your deductible it just says you can be sue the other person for damages not covered by your insurance company. In the state the accidents took place in it works like this you cover the deductible and then the insurance will then seek reimbursement from the at-fault driver’s insurer through a process known as subrogation. Once the claim is settled, the insurer should refund your deductible but it doesn't always happen.
Hate dark mode - it also makes the quotes harder to read/see as they are a gray on the black.You just need to turn on Dark Mode!
With enough googling you can find a quote that says whatever you want to think is true. But it does not mean it is true. Proof by two guys with major head injuries both agreeing that high contrast and dark mode being easier on the eyes and brain. Just like so much discussion on this site, it is not fact that black on white is 'best'. Neither is it fact that dark mode or high contract is 'best'. It is all subjective based on the individual and what works best for them. Just because it doesn't work for you does not mean it is automatically wrong. Also...have you even given it a try? Or just automatically said 'nope' before even given it a reasonable amount of time to truly test out. And not all websites work the same. Some, dont' have a 'dark mode'. Some don't have a high contrast mode but do have a dark mode. There are many different factors. Where in your house is the computer screen, how close or far are you sitting from it, what time of day, have you had coffee yet, what about sun glare or anti-glare screens, or those with blue light filters or just an amber filtered set of glasses. It's not as 'black and white' as your trying to suggest.Hate dark mode - it also makes the quotes harder to read/see as they are a gray on the black.
There's a reason that print is black on white. It's the easiest for eyes to see.
It's not just easier to read black on white - it also is better for comprehension and retention - (as we were taught in web design years ago)
If you want customers to understand and remember what they saw on your web site - don't go white on black.
When a vehicle is totaled they also have to give you sales tax !! I wonder if that was with or without the sales tax included ?
Of course I've tried it.
And yet again you come in here flaunting your know it all personality as if everyone should bow down to you that everything you say is right and everything anyone else says is wrong. Man Bill you need a slice of that humble pie pal. You're not always right. And you have jack $%&! knowledge of what my brain has is and will continue to go through so go kick rocks man.
I'm not saying that at all - just that I actually do have experience in readability on web sites.
Totally this and absolutely not because in the mid 1400s the best technology of printing was black ink on white paper. If it was easier to make white on black that would be the norm.Hate dark mode - it also makes the quotes harder to read/see as they are a gray on the black.
There's a reason that print is black on white. It's the easiest for eyes to see.
It's not just easier to read black on white - it also is better for comprehension and retention - (as we were taught in web design years ago)
If you want customers to understand and remember what they saw on your web site - don't go white on black.
Sorry Bill, but I think this is one of those examples where the current times have moved past the old standards. These days, any modern site or app that doesn't include a dark mode option is considered poorly built. That's just how things have progressed.Hate dark mode - it also makes the quotes harder to read/see as they are a gray on the black.
There's a reason that print is black on white. It's the easiest for eyes to see.
It's not just easier to read black on white - it also is better for comprehension and retention - (as we were taught in web design years ago)
If you want customers to understand and remember what they saw on your web site - don't go white on black.
Glad you got sorted out. Can't wait to see what you end up getting as a replacement.
Case in point the two early 20 something year olds down the hall that do everything and I mean everything... in dark mode. Not sure why, but to my mid-40s eyes I can't do that. Personally if we are going to fight over something stupid and stand on a soap box then I am putting black on light grey as my favorite... shuttering as I remember working with green on black.
