6ixStringJack: I hope that works for you. Without seeing what you're seeing, I can't exactly visualize what you're explaining. If that doesn't work or the Night Light is already turned off, try a restart and see if that helps. If that doesn't do it, shut your computer down when you're finished tonight, unplug it from the wall and then take the battery out. Let it sit overnight and boot it again and see what happens. Sometimes doing stuff like this surprises you and just seems to work for no reason at all. Finger's crossed it's nothing.  |
| 6ixStringJack: But no, you don't have to go offline to change that setting. It won't interfere with that. You can just type "Night Light" without the quotes in your search bar down by the start button, and you should see the Night Light settings pop up. You can click on that and then you'll get the Settings window to pop up on the correct Night Light page and where it says "Show warmer colors on your display to help you sleep" you can click the button to the right of that and turn it off. If that fixes it but you still want the Night Light on at certan times, there looks to be a "Schedule" switch below that which should allow you to create a schedule to automatically turn the setting on or off whenever you wanted it to. |
| 6ixStringJack: The Computer Issue... I had to look into what Night Light was. I've never actually used it before. Crazy if it was in Windows 10 the whole time and I never knew. So that's a setting that you use and you know you've turned on, or you think it might be on and you're just looking to turn it off? I don't think it's on by default... it wasn't on my system. That's why I ask. |
| 6ixStringJack: I have no idea what is true and what isn't, and ever since about middle school I've never been one to just go with whatever is popular at the time. I think I get mad when I see statues topple in the US because it feels like loosing my childhood. How I was taught to see everything. There didn't seem to be any evil intent behind anything. |
| 6ixStringJack: I understand. I've got a few huge totes of old black and white photos from my Grandma's Basement and never got her to tell me any stories. I don't think that by the time I'd have been interested she even remembered most of them anyhow. I know that all of those people existed, but I don't know who any of them are. Some "expert" could come and see them and tell me that one or two of them might have been important and I could choose to believe it or not, yanno. As for school, for the longest time we were the winners and somebody just wrote the books. I'm sure there was a lot of truth to the history I was taught, but even 5 years after I was out of high school they were being taught a completely different version of history than I was. |
6ixStringJack: Hehe... I don't know why I keep bringing it up if you've forgotten it. It wasn't anything real important. Somebody was talking about something and you said something and I thought you were taking some extreme woke position about the issue and totally misunderstood what you had said. I must have been having a bad day because I know I was shitty about it too. Probably YEARS ago by now.  I won't bother apologizing about it again. Buried whatever it was a long time ago. |
| Brenda: Can you answer me a question. Computer wise. I've got some shadows happening like a little on the left side of my screen and following some of the letter. Google AI says turn off the night light and it will get rid of it. Just want to know if I can do it while I am on line? It's annoying and worrying me. |
| Brenda: Can't change the past, the future isn't written yet and the now is all we have. |
| Brenda: I honestly do believe that the events of the past for mine were as bad as I've heard. Myself I like looking at old photographs from the 1800s. Pictures of Geronimo. I even came across a photograph of Chief Washakie, a leader of my nation before the Little Big Horn. |
| Brenda: That is very true. All we can do is our best and not take the crap. Yes, let's hope that all who we give our respect to do keep earning it. |
| Brenda: Hmm. I remember all of that about the tag line. Didn't know it came from a tv show. But not sure what the thing is you're actually talking about. |
| Brenda: No worries SIX. It is cold with rain. |
6ixStringJack: Seems to me like everybody today either has all their focus on the past, or all their focus on the present, and there ain't nobody out there looking for any icebergs hurling towards us out the windshield.
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| 6ixStringJack: In your case, I really hope that the actual things that happened weren't as horrific as some of the worst things you've heard. They probably were though. In my case, like I said, I'm 50/50 that every person we've been told about that lived hundreds of years before I was born is a pure fabrication and a cartoon character. |
| 6ixStringJack: Thank you, Brenda. As I've said before, you've absolutely earned my respect here. All we can do in our relatively small spheres of influence are try to be decent to other people we bump into, and not take any crap from those who dish it out either. And just go a little bit further out of our way to do right by and protect those few who do earn our respect along the way. May they keep earning it, right? |
| 6ixStringJack: I remember the tagline you didn't like. Paraphrased it was along the lines of "What have you done to earn your place in this crowed world today?". It was a quote from the TV show Utopia. When you said it bothered you, I changed it right away. That wasn't the time I'm talking about though. I unfairly jumped on one of your takes, thinking you meant something entirely different anyhow, making my embarrassment of my actions even worse than they already were. |
| 6ixStringJack: Forgot to come back to this conversation... Sorry Brenda. Thanks for the TG well wishes. Hope it's not too cold by you. We're in for about 6 or more inches I'm hearing starting tomorrow morning. Hopefully we get lucky. |
| THG: Happy Thanksgiving Haken |
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