A hollow echo-chamber of inaction

Yes the progress is very slow. I suggested a “research” approach a long time ago in which a database should be built to analyze the problem but the community do not seem to get it.

A problem that is quite hard to study like this will always require extensive data, there is no other way around that. We failed from the very first step of pinpointing the problem. In this regard, notebookreview is now years ahead of us. This forum remains to be individuals ranting about themselves without any proper approach, hence the slow progress.

fool34
Feel free to leave then. Nobody asked you here, you came here of your own free will. And who is this 'they' you keep talking about.

I have found this forum very useful. Particularly the lists of which devices to avoid. They've saved me a small fortune. It gets very expensive buying and then having to sell on devices you've tried that didn't work out.

There isn't a solution because the solution would be extremely expensive and no one in monitor development is doing that. You would need to take a huge group of people prone to headaches/strain and a control group and then test them on different devices and control for the source as well over several several days.

No corporation cares enough to do that since this isn't an issue affecting most people, so we're just trying to help each other out anecdotally where we can.

This forum introduced me to a coping method (patching) that directly allowed me to continue to have a career that allows me to support my family. It's the single most valuable thing I have ever gotten off the internet, ever.

fool34 And what do you do? Sit there and take it — pathetic. It's a community that's not just ineffective but actively contributing to the frustration of those genuinely seeking solutions.

So we should do… what?

wlmsn I realize it's not exactly actionable, but I did write some of my own thoughts regarding research and development up above and would be willing to consider any feedback.

Nice letter. Probably 1 brightness workaround would be to switch to another profile, adjust it, then switch back.

bpo19 This is the link to the post https://discussions.apple.com/thread/254774275