Bright screens and insomnia

It's Thor man. Get with the program.
I have a feeling Thor is a bot and the ai is still pretty basic, the machine learning keeps on interpreting stuff the wrong way, mangles the English language, finds the wrong things funny, rabidly supports pyramid schemes as if it's a good value judgement..

What else can it be?
 
I have a feeling Thor is a bot and the ai is still pretty basic, the machine learning keeps on interpreting stuff the wrong way, mangles the English language, finds the wrong things funny, rabidly supports pyramid schemes as if it's a good value judgement..

What else can it be?
Skynet 0.00001a?
 
This.
Amazing that people still don't know about it.
Accidentally switch it off at 2am and feel your eyes burned by the blue flare :).
Am also using Twilight on Android.
Lol something went wrong with your linking there.

Personally can't stand f.lux. I also have night mode on my iPad and i always turn it off when it begins because I find the discolouration off-putting. The effects of blue light on sleep are quite over stated imo. Just turn the brightness down.
 
I have a feeling Thor is a bot and the ai is still pretty basic, the machine learning keeps on interpreting stuff the wrong way, mangles the English language, finds the wrong things funny, rabidly supports pyramid schemes as if it's a good value judgement..

What else can it be?

**** me. If thor is a bot, what the hell is egg250005?
 
I have a feeling Thor is a bot and the ai is still pretty basic, the machine learning keeps on interpreting stuff the wrong way, mangles the English language, finds the wrong things funny, rabidly supports pyramid schemes as if it's a good value judgement..

What else can it be?
Always reminds me of the naartjie throwing chick in that Vodacom ad from years ago:

[video]http://www.tvspots.tv/video/11451/vodacom-rugby-naartjie[/video]
 
Just reduce the blue light on your screen, that solves it permanently and does the same thing. The irritation with f.lux was that it only applied it in the nighttime, whilst the blue light made my eyes blurry in the day too.
 
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