PR #11
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Think this could use an epileptic mode. When the user switches light/dark mode, at random prompt the user as to whether or not they're epileptic and if they say no rapidly switch between light an dark mode for a few seconds. Thoughts?
That sounds like malicious software. Wait, isn't 'malware' the abbreviation for that? According to our rules, malware must be rejected and should not be merged.
Think this could use an epileptic mode. When the user switches light/dark mode, at random prompt the user as to whether or not they're epileptic and if they say no rapidly switch between light an dark mode for a few seconds. Thoughts?
It would definitely be an interesting way to find out one is epileptic.
Now IE6-compatible
🤖 OpenChaos Bot
Summary: This PR implements a theme toggle feature, allowing users to switch between light and dark modes. It also incorporates some styling adjustments to elements in dark mode. Notably, the button does not actually toggle yet.
Files changed: 4 (src/app/globals.css, src/app/page.tsx, src/components/PRCard.tsx, src/components/ThemeToggle.tsx)
Impact: Medium - Affects the user interface and overall visual experience with new CSS variables and a "ThemeToggle" react component.
its OpenChaos, not OpenAttemptedMurder
So you're saying we should rapidly switch between light and dark mode regardless of what the user selects in the prompt? Interesting.
My bad, i misread it that you intended to flash rapidly only when they answered "yes".
Think this could use an epileptic mode. When the user switches light/dark mode, at random prompt the user as to whether or not they're epileptic and if they say no rapidly switch between light an dark mode for a few seconds. Thoughts?
its OpenChaos, not OpenAttemptedMurder
Think this could use an epileptic mode. When the user switches light/dark mode, at random prompt the user as to whether or not they're epileptic and if they say no rapidly switch between light an dark mode for a few seconds. Thoughts?
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Think this could use an epileptic mode. When the user switches light/dark mode, at random prompt the user as to whether or not they're epileptic and if they say no rapidly switch between light an dark mode for a few seconds. Thoughts?
That sounds like malicious software. Wait, isn't 'malware' the abbreviation for that? According to our rules, malware must be rejected and should not be merged.
Think this could use an epileptic mode. When the user switches light/dark mode, at random prompt the user as to whether or not they're epileptic and if they say no rapidly switch between light an dark mode for a few seconds. Thoughts?
It would definitely be an interesting way to find out one is epileptic.
Now IE6-compatible
🤖 OpenChaos Bot
Summary: This PR implements a theme toggle feature, allowing users to switch between light and dark modes. It also incorporates some styling adjustments to elements in dark mode. Notably, the button does not actually toggle yet.
Files changed: 4 (src/app/globals.css, src/app/page.tsx, src/components/PRCard.tsx, src/components/ThemeToggle.tsx)
Impact: Medium - Affects the user interface and overall visual experience with new CSS variables and a "ThemeToggle" react component.
its OpenChaos, not OpenAttemptedMurder
So you're saying we should rapidly switch between light and dark mode regardless of what the user selects in the prompt? Interesting.
My bad, i misread it that you intended to flash rapidly only when they answered "yes".
Think this could use an epileptic mode. When the user switches light/dark mode, at random prompt the user as to whether or not they're epileptic and if they say no rapidly switch between light an dark mode for a few seconds. Thoughts?
its OpenChaos, not OpenAttemptedMurder
Think this could use an epileptic mode. When the user switches light/dark mode, at random prompt the user as to whether or not they're epileptic and if they say no rapidly switch between light an dark mode for a few seconds. Thoughts?
Always use light mode in system dark mode, and vice versa
Adds a sun/moon toggle in the top-right corner to make the user think they have an influence on this chaotic world. Do they?
alert("No.")
Does not remember your preference in localStorage.
Always respects the opposite of your system preference, ie a white background in system dark mode, and a dark backgrond in system light mode.
Because every project needs more chaos.