Is there a way to get Android Oreo (on a Pixel 2) to show the temperature in Celsius (rather than Fahrenheit) on the homescreen *without* enabling syncing of all "Web & App Activity" to Google?
Maybe not quite to the level of Eric Moody:
“Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. We have a small problem. All four engines have stopped. We are doing our damnedest to get them going again. I trust you are not in too much distress.”
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I think the above code shows the difference more clearly:
* logs "false,false,true" in Firefox
* logs "false,true,true" in Chrome
My guess is this has to do with synchronous vs asynchronous loading of contents of empty iframes? That's a question for @hsivonen.
var f = document.createElement('iframe')
var loaded = false;
var t = "";
f.addEventListener('load', () => { loaded = true; })
t += `${loaded},`;
document.body.appendChild(f)
t += `${loaded},`;
setTimeout(() => { t += `${loaded}`; console.log(t); }, 100);
If a city builds nothing for 4 years and then meets the production goal in 1 year, looks like they get 5 years of money out of escrow immediately. (Repeat in next 5 years...)
I'd prefer tying the ability to get the money out of escrow to meeting the housing allocation *backlog*.
Oh, yeah, and all those ringtones where I had finally built up a mental map of which sound meant what thing (and configured certain people to have certain ringtones)... yeah, you can't choose those ringtones anymore.
The experience of a new @Android phone is weird, even running the same OS version I was running, I think because having upgraded the old phone to that version meant I had a bunch of things configured the old way that I can't get back with a fresh install. Frustrating.
I find it a little disturbing that all (or some?) of the voicemail I "deleted" (with stock Android and @projectfi) comes back when I set up a new phone with the same SIM+account.