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Anything that is light themed, webpages, other programs, backgrounds, etc.

The problems really comes when you have to convince your partner, your parents or everyone that's around you why use the light theme is something that only freaks do

Imagine being a frontend designer 🙈

I'm not anti-light, light is anti-c0d4.

We are not the same!

One time I set the desktop wallpaper to a slideshow of ~/Pictures and I forgot that I had to take a profile pic a while back so when I closed the IDE I was flashbanged by my own pale white face.

Imagine using dark mode all day, then having to drive home after work at winter which is pretty dark.
Get blinded bish by headlights

I… I actually prefer light themes. I feel like it keeps me awake :’)

a colleague shared his screen some days ago and i saw him use powershell with white background. i don't know why but i thought that really has something, it's so weird that it's got some style again

it's not something to be afraid of.

it's a surefire sign to spot incompetent coders.

@tosensei how does using a light theme make anyone incompetent? It’s just a preference

Nah, it only depends on whether you know about the brightness setting of your monitor or not. If you can't adjust the brightness down to a level matching the brightness of the environment, you have to use a dark them. But otherwise, light themes are fine.

I changed to light themes to better code in buses. Honestly, it was easier to see stuff on my screen without upping the brightness and upping the brightness would hit battery life.

So, light theme it is. But since my computer synchronizes my IDE settings with my laptop automatically, well, guess I everywhere use light theme now.

Especially on OLED screens

I love it when my coworkers come to my desk only to screech at my light themes and forget what they came to ask about 😇

Snazzy light is my current jam, sometimes I zenburn when the suns right on me

@Redd it doesn't. i never said anything about causation - only correlation. and in my experience, that's a pretty _strong_ correlation here.

I qualify as two of those according to many