Comment Re:Focal Depth (Score 2) 123
...or leverage nature's vast focal-depth bounty and set your monitor up in front of a window. North-facing ones rarely have backlighting issues; awnings or shades can also do the trick.
When my nearsightedness and astigmatism were radpidly getting worse 12 years ago, my VMS-hacker optometrist recommended a low monitor (down and in is the natural eye direction, he said), a window placement, high resolution/high refresh/big fonts, and anti-glare coating for my glasses. My nearsightedness actually improved the first few years after I implemented his advice, and has been stable for 8 years.
When my nearsightedness and astigmatism were radpidly getting worse 12 years ago, my VMS-hacker optometrist recommended a low monitor (down and in is the natural eye direction, he said), a window placement, high resolution/high refresh/big fonts, and anti-glare coating for my glasses. My nearsightedness actually improved the first few years after I implemented his advice, and has been stable for 8 years.
