Let's just say you're getting tired and you decided to boil water at midnight. You decided to take a short nap...but little did you know that nap would've cost you your life. A simple question to ask yourself is should I have set a timer?Sure, you could've, but how long does it take for one person to set a timer on their phone? For all I know is, it isn't efficient enough and in-fact a struggle to set timers on phones.So what else am I always on besides my phone? Well, that's my PC of course.Then I went to look for timers and found out about Google's very own search-term-specific one.Google has a timer-function. It can be used by simply searching (w/ Google):the default is 5-minstimerNow, the only thing missing is a way to set a specific time with the option to begin that timer immediately.QUESTIONHow do I use Google's Timer function to set a specific time with the option to begin timer immediately?FUNCTIONThere should be a way to set a specific time and option to begin timer via parameters, like so:command + time-in-no.'s + .timer 30 mintimer 55 sec.timer 1 hour and 22 minALTERNATIVEInstead of using Google's timer you can use duckduckgo with the same parameters and it works entirely within your favor.hours workcombination of time-formats work doesn't workabbreviations workalarm sounds less frightningfor the most part, it's the clear winnerNOTEsetting a timer w/ a keyboard is much more quicker, effecient, & reliable.my hands on a keyboard obliterates me with my mouth next to a mic or my fingers on a phone.I'm constantly on a browser.parameters should also work with all sorts of abbreviationsminutes vs. min / minsseconds vs. sec / secs. parameter means begin timersearch stopwatch for Google's other timer-function (but, no parameters for this one and setting a time will default you to timer).
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