Why do old people always turn the lights off, then ask you if

>always

>he never used a crt monitor

>>56286849
>never used a crt monitor
Yes, my first computing experience was on CRT monitors, we even had iMac G3s at school in a dark computer lab, and I could see them.

>>56286163
It's about the contrast. Old people's eyes can't handle the difference between the bright monitor and the dark room, so they just see a bright square without being able to make out the text on it.

not using local light dimming with HDR

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>>56288459
Huh, an actually informative post on /g/. Thank anon, I learned something today.

>>56286163
I've got one/

>Be working at health insurance co
>Old ass boomers call in complaining that we won't accept their handwritten care forums sent via fax machine in 2016

>>56288459
And even if your eyes work fine, it's best not to work in a dark room for this same reason, right?