Didn’t they change 3D glasses from red and blue to yellow and blue? IMO it makes more sense, yellow and blue being opposite colors (and therefore more distinctly noticed, along with adding up to be white).
Anyways, meh. Firefox will always win, and that would annoy the hell out of my eyes.
who was the pillock that decided that in the world of computers that green would be a ‘primary’ colour and yellow wouldn’t anyway because this is confusing.
Wouldn’t it be more accurate to say that it, on its own, isn’t a band of light we can see? It’s red and green light, but it’s still a distinguishable color. Just not a pure color.
(I’m explaining this badly, but I think you get what I mean.)
Edit: Dammit, Tim! Stop editing your posts when it takes me longer than it should to reply! >_<!!
Erm, Chrome is the same speed as Firefox. I’m a web developer and I have all five major browsers, and here’s a few comparisons:
Speed: Firefox ~ Chrome > Opera > Safari > IE
RAM Usage (without plugins or add-ons): Opera < Chrome < Firefox < Safari < IE
Also, for those of you who do not know:
Red, Green, and Blue are the three additive primary colors (light)
Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow are the three subtractive primary colors (pigment)
Cyan is not blue, and magenta is not red. There is an obvious difference.
It’s cool, it took me about ten minutes to arrange that post in a way that it said something that almost made sense.
“Yellow IS a color! Unless you define color as light being absorbed and not just the simple definition of color, in which case it’s not a primary color? Unless you’re talking about painting and mixing colors, in which case it mixes with red and blue… wait, why the fuck am I thinking about painting? Talking light, and yellow isn’t a primary color from light… god I’m hungry.
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Oh god, what was I thinking about?”