DISCLAIMER: If you don’t like this shortcut, please don’t put hateful comments just because you don’t like it, a few people have been DM-ing me about update on this shortcut.

This shortcut will put Shot on [device name] watermark on your images.

Update 1: I fixed the missing iPhone 12 Pro watermark in the zip file, to make the shortcut redownload the resources, open Files app > iCloud Drive > Shortcuts > Delete ShotOniPhone folder. I will make the shortcut be able to update itself soon.

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Changelog:

• Updated camera design.
• Added boxed text for SE, S, R models.
• Added iPhone 12 series.
• Added every iPad models that can run iPadOS 14.
• Added iPod touch (7th generation).
• Image will be automatically saved.

Download link: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/aa964222e41940588bc49983a2dbb81e

Demo: …

Pretty interesting graphic tool for finding related shows! You just type in the name of a podcast (such as your favorite show), and it gives you a 3-D image of podcasts that are similar to that show.

https://graph.rephonic.com/

Yeah, yeah, I could just listen to something more edifying but true crime podcasts have become my escapist guilty pleasure of choice while there’s a pandemic raging outside.

Anyway, it’s starting to grate that so many of them treat “their” case as an individual story without ever addressing the systemic / structural / wide-spread nature of domestic violence or even femicide. They often tell it in a kind of “wide-eyed” way, “… but nobody could have predicted what he did next!” etc. Yeah, probably because they didn’t listen to the woman or his previous victims or they don’t follow the news. It’s always the same story!

End of rant, I think I’ll stick to scams and Ponzi schemes for a while …

EDIT: Thanks for all the podcast suggestions, I’ll be checking them out. Also, just to clarify, it’s not that I personally feel I need more information about domestic violence. I can’t quite put …

A handful of Reply All episodes have tackled Qanon, Trump, and some other right wing conspiracies (how is started, how it’s spread, pizzagate, wayfair, etc), but the episodes are only about 40 minutes.

Have any podcasts been released that do a really deep dive on how it all happened and is related?

One of my fav podcasts, It’s All Bad, is like this.

Title says it all. I love stories about creepy shit that’s happened on the Internet that no one understands. Any recommendations are welcome, thanks!

Title says it all. I’ve grown tired of the male hosted podcasts I’ve listened to and I’m looking for some good female hosted recs! Thanks in advance🤗

EDIT: Woah!! I wasn’t expecting this many recs! I definitely found a few I’m excited to listen to. Thank you so much!!

I’m just searching for a solid voice of strength, with a lot of distracting fiction in the background. Something that will keep me entertained and wanting to keep reading (action/war/magic/twists and turns) but also contains calming reason and emotionally settling words. I hope that makes sense. Thank you.

Edit: I type this with golden tears in my eyes. I am filled with gratitude from all of your recommendations. The days since I lost my best friend have been cloudy and long but I have been embraced by so many internet strangers that the hurt has subsided a little. Thank you all so very much.

So I’m starting a job as a librarian. I am not a POC, but I know that most of my students are. These children are sent to us when they’re been expelled or suspended from their other school, or if they are right out of juvenile detention. The books that are in this library do not have a lot of POC representation. My principal says she’s tired of the stereotypical drama for black people in books, and wants some that will really reach out and touch these kids. Talk about what they’re facing in their lives. Majority of students are black and male, but we do have some other races and females as well. They are between 6th grade and 12th grade. I do not know the reading skills of these kids, but I do want to have a range of books at different levels. So let me know! What book was amazing for you in school? Please also let me know if it has any inappropriate moments that I would need to talk to my principal about.

We’ve seen our fair share of angsty, emo, terrible and sometimes outright abusive romantic relationships glorified and romanticized and portrayed as ‘good’, or something that people actually want in their lives (I’m thinking YA, Twilight, 50 Shades, that sort of thing).

Do you guys have any book reccos that romanticize good, healthy romantic relationships, preferably bereft of needless angst? (Ideally no sexual content)

Edit : Thank you all for so many recommendations!

Edit: WOW! I didn’t expect to get this much suggestions! I will slowly read through all the comments and add all these books to my Reading List (books I am planning to get from the library, order off of Amazon, etc). Thanks so much!!

Edit: oh and books about the neuroscience of sleep and dreams are extremely appreciated.

Another edit: Thanks for the silver!!

Could y’all suggest for me the fantasy book or series that has the most inventive magical system that you’ve ever read?