I’ve been using Firefox since it was called Phoenix, just looked and it has been 20 years.
I’ve been using Firefox since it was called Phoenix, just looked and it has been 20 years.
I was once told you rob a delivery man for his pizza not his cash as the police won’t do shit for theft of pizza.
Here is a great recent podcast on this subject. FREAKONOMICS RADIO: Why Is the U.S. So Good at Killing Pedestrians?
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I don’t think there is a way to disable the feature, it sounds like a bug in the Nokia. My only suggestion would to be to use the Tasker app and write an automation that automatically turns off Adaptive Brightness if it is turned on. If the brightness changes when Adaptive Brightness first turns on you could have the task restore the previous brightness also. I know this shouldn’t be needed but it is an option.
But will it pull a camper for two that actually sleeps 10 at 85 mph up hill in a 65 mph speed zone?
I used Mosaic also but I didn’t know of any lineage between it and Phoenix, Firebird, Firefox. Is it related?