OK, so you're probably looking at my subject line going, what the... heck?
Hear me out. Yes I was kind a kidding in the subject, but this actually is
a true legitimate question, I swear. LOL!
So, I can't speak for the macbook airs, nor for the macbook pros of any
flavor, but I know at least that on the white polly-carbon standard
macbooks, if you look on the back of the screen, pretty much about in the
dead smack center, you're gonna feel ingraved cut into the plastic, a very
tactal outline of an apple. I know, you're probably going, yeah? so?
Here's the catch. I dono if yall knew this, but, I have a bit more vision
than just light preception. I can't read the screen, not even close, but I
can see shape, color, light, and sometimes depending on the setting, even
some very noticeable facial expressions, so I'd say my vision loss is pretty
significant, yes, but nowhere near total, thank God. With this said, I dono
if yall knew this, but as long as the macbook's screen is up... opened
rather, and as long as the system is on, who cares if you're booted or if
you have a crashed paper weight, God forbid, bottom line is, as long as it's
opened and the unit is powered on, that apple actually lights up. No, I'm
seriously not? kidding! Ask a sighted person if ya don't believe me. And
believe me, it's pretty much as bright as the screen would be at 100%.
Even hitting fn+F1 (as my keys are set to software by default, not
hardware...), to dim the screen, that doesn't decrease the brightness of the
l e d in that apple. So aside taking a drum set stick and going kurbango,
Sm'm'mash! w'w'wack, on the thing... ok, I'm kidding, LOL! Seriously
though... is there a way less distructively, LOL! to somehow use a 3rd party
app, or maybe something to modify the efi and allow me to have that stupid
thing that does us blinks no good aside draining our batteries quicker, not
light up at all?
Honestly, it's driving me crazy!
Chris.
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