site: hero corrections — packaging and wordmark images declined on 3 pieces
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@@ -12,11 +12,6 @@ source: "Hacker News — Show HN"
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fromFind: flashfilter
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import { Image } from 'astro:assets';
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import hero from './hero.png';
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<Image src={hero} alt="FlashFilter's site graphic: a screen filter for photosensitive epilepsy." />
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> Advice for photosensitive epilepsy amounts to avoiding the trigger, which fails the moment something autoplays. FlashFilter sits between the desktop and the display, analyses every frame, and damps the flash in place — leaving the rest of the picture alone.
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The existing options are all bad in the same way. Browser extensions only cover the browser. Reduced-motion settings only cover apps that respect them. A dark overlay or a colour tint dims the flash by dimming everything, which is why people stop using them. And none of it helps with a game, a video call, or a clip somebody sends you.
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