• jetA
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    1 month ago

    More context please

  • Onno (VK6FLAB)@lemmy.radio
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    If you mean automatic brightness correction, most computers have a camera, some have a more generic light sensor.

    If you mean night mode, a computer knows what time it is and most know where they are, so they can look up local daylight hours.

    If you mean something else, you’ll need to elaborate.

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    Why do people ask questions with too little context and then never follow up on people asking for clarification.

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    I have programmed my bathroom light so that it shines fully during the day, at low brightness during the night, and at moderate brightness during 1 hour before and after sunrise and sunset. The time of sunrise and sunset is determined by a rule according to the day of the year.