I’m going to assume you’re located in New York, given your kinja name.

In a very janky way in your activity in your Google account. You can see that you asked “what’s this song” and also a separate entry for Assistant’s result, (ie “it’s Immigrant Song by Led Zeppelin”). Not very intuitive and no way to see a list.

The Pixel 2 already had the ability to passively listen to music and identify what’s playing. That feature requires listening for roughly a minute.

How would you imagine one would feel going from a Chevy SS to a Stinger GT?

This is a credit, not a deduction. You actually get $7,500 back as long as your annual tax liability was at least that much.

I was about to get a Harmony Link for my house

Bingo. People are happy to sacrifice security privacy for convenience.

Upon further review, this is a Chrysler Pacifica. The body crease goes directly into the handle, the two handles flow together, the chrome trim piece on the lower of the doors, the placement of the rearview mirrors, and the silver trim piece below the tablet holder on the back of the passenger seat.

Are we sure though? If you look at the GL8, the body creases are above (and below depending on year) the door handle. It’s pretty apparent that the van in the video has a crease going directly through the handle.

Other than burning through tires, it’s been a treat to drive.

Alanis wins.

I believe the article you’re referring to is likely about turning off the app running in background notification. This is still using the notification channel function.

If the developer has implemented it, you can select the level of notification importance within notification channels. Since you have 8.0 I’m assuming you’re likely on a Google device, and also assuming you use Android Messages for text messaging. The option is there to change importance to high from urgent.

I have two Windows systems: a desktop as standalone server to run Plex, and a laptop for everything else. I basically have those stored away and powered on, and connect to them with CRD using my Chromebook Plus. I don’t even need a monitor/keyboard/mouse connected to the desktop. Chromebooks really can be such a…

You compare this to the Samsung Chromebook Pro in your article, and even mention that it can handle scenarios the CBP can’t seem to handle (Twenty tabs + 2 apps). But could you say whether the difference in performance is very noticeable in average scenarios, like say 5 tabs and maybe a streaming app in the background?

There’s a good chance you’re trolling, but...

They may be slightly different displays according to Android Police.

No that’s actually how it’s supposed to be. It’s a 90% opacity or something like that. Notification quick settings has this too, as well as the Google Feed background and the active call screen.