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You can google "timer 4 minutes" or "timer 200 seconds" to get equivalent timers. The reverse also works "3 minute timer" as described by herf. Google bug: "Tim
by nanoscopic 12y ago
You can google "timer 4 minutes" or "timer 200 seconds" to get equivalent timers. The reverse also works "3 minute timer" as described by herf. Google bug: "Timer 4:50 minutes" gives you a timer for 450 minutes.
Also "timer 450" gives you a timer for 450 minutes. Oddly "timer 62" does not give you a timer at all.
"timer 6h" gives you a timer for "19h 28m 55s". What?
1a = 2 27 06
1h = 14 26 24
1o = 2 25 56
1p = 2 25 37
1 = 2 24 59
1! = 2 24 04
1@ = 2 23 51
1# = 2 23 36
- wcoenen 12y ago> Google bug: "Timer 4:50 minutes" gives you a timer for 450 minutes. "timer 4 minutes 50 seconds" works fine. I think that "4:50 minutes" is not a proper way to specify that time span. It would confuse me as well.