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I've seen these irl. They are so fucking bright at every time of day that it literally hurts to look at them.
Return to black and green
(WRONG BUZZER)
The answer is BROWN and AMBER.
That does look nice. But I've never actually used one of those myself. I use a green-on-black program that says "Copyright IBM Corp. 1980" in the bottom right for work every day and it's nice
Check out "Cool Retro Term", it's really cool if you work in a terminal on the daily.
Not even white! It's all so goddamn bluish, like it's worst than blaring pure white. Or they may be due to me having reading mode on my phone and other devices 24/7
It fucking sucks, and if something doesn't have the warm light of a high pressure sodium lamp then I ain't buyin' nothing