So I’ve been searching for this answer for an hour and finally found one solution!
Here it is: https://www.craiggiven.com/blog/2020/5/12/faster-notification-toggle
In case the link gets broken all you have to do is to create a shortcut, name it ex. “Toggle email” go to add action and 1st add URL exactly as:
prefs:root=NOTIFICATIONS_ID&path=com.apple.mobilemail
2nd action add “Safari Open URL”
That’s it! HURRAYYY! My first Reddit, click it up if that solved your problem :-) Thank you!
(EDIT) Ps. You can view finished shortcut here or simply get it from here ✌️
I can see I can easily use an app opening on my phone as a trigger but can’t see a way to use a watch app opening. Essentially I have my watch on silent but want it to turn silent mode off when I open a certain app
Hi there!
I made a shortcut (three parts) which encrypts and decrypts messages using the Vigenere/polyalphabetic cipher. There are three parts:
Main ‘polyalphabetic cipher‘ —this is the part you run: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/a95dc5c181b1494ab22e72e290b3f85d
Text to list of numbers: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/9bec5869793d439cb85384988d74b156
The list of characters in your alphabet: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/e474e66023644c729b244478cca1c66d
How do I use this?
When you first run the program, it will get you to make a note file with a keyword, this can be anything and any length. Subsequent times, while you have the option to change the keyword, it is saved in the notes file. For someone else to decrypt your message, they must set the same keyword.
You are given the choice between decrypt mode and encrypt mode. Encrypt mode takes your message, encrypts it using your keyword, and lets you choose people to send it to people via iMessage (it is sent to each person …
Hello everyone, so this is my first time sharing a shortcut so I hope I have done it right… I have explained the shortcut and included an Icloud link to the two screenshots showcasing the automation as there is no clear way to share automations sadly…
I have seen many low-power mode shortcuts however it only triggers by a battery % at any given time which is cool… I saw a comment somewhere that someone had built a shortcut to meet certain variables like at noon if this then that sorta thing… I could not find this shortcut anywhere just the regular one…
I managed to build it, my shortcut is time-based and battery-based, if at 12:30 pm every day my battery is at 70% or less then my low power mode turns on, followed by a “Speaking Text” of Saving Battery if the event is triggered. If the battery is above 70% it does nothing.
https://share.icloud.com/photos/0va8ANb6xNeCr4-oaUiq3hzhw
I find this incredibly useful if there are duplicate …
Sadly in most podcasts the host is always in a haste and interrupts the guests and leaves us wondering about the rest of the story , my favourite podcasts are the ones where the host or hostess is very patient and let’s people talk . Example : Criminal and what was that like .
Most of of my friends would not get into podcasts . they think it’s just radio , outdated . I also watch movies , series and documentaries and read books but nothing compares to podcasts and I just wish that more people were into it .I listen to a podcast episode everyday before I sleep , tonight’s pick is love and radio : the living room . I love you guys , at least here I can find people who share the same love for podcasts . Have a goodnight and in case it is still day where live , have a nice day .
Just heard the trailer for season 5 of Slate’s Slow Burn, one of the better longform shows out there. The topic this season is the US invasion of Iraq, a subject which I hope they do justice. Blowback’s first season was an incredible piece of podcasting on this very fiasco, so Slow Burn has big shoes to fill.
The trailer came as part of the Slate Plus feed of Slow Burn, so may not have cascaded out to all subscribers.
I love podcasts so much, all kinds! I seriously listen to podcasts way too much, its my favorite way to spend my free time. However I don’t have anyone in my personal life I can have conversation about all the cool things I learn from a podcast without having to do a lot of explaining, hence the title: Do “podcast clubs” exist? (like a bookclub)
I listen to loads of podcasts but am open to new ones has anyone got personal favourites?
Just saw the new serial season is out today. It’s called the improvement association and is about election fraud. Excited to give a listen. Let us know your thoughts below…
Mine are Infinite Jest and The Bell Jar
EDIT 2: This thread is still alive, but I’m slowing down a bit on the recommendations, so I wanted to take this opportunity to write a recap of all we’ve done in hopes that this will be the beginning of my career as an author.
What a journey this has been. We laughed, we cried, we broke our inboxes, and most of all, we received book recommendations. Ultimately, though, it’s not about the books, but about the friends we made along the way. Thank you to all who gave me awards even though I don’t totally know what to do with them. Thank you to the person who challenged me to recommend a book similar to Slaughterhouse-Five and Wuthering Heights, a truly bizarre combination, for pushing me, and thank you all for assuming that my recommendations hold any merit whatsoever. Your blind faith means the world to me.
I’ll do my best to keep answering new comments, but I literally cannot find comments from >6 hours ago because every time I scroll that …
I know they love the fantasy genre and I enjoy a variety of voices.
I absolutely loved reading when I was younger, by the time I was 10⁄11 I had finished book series like Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, Divergent, The Maze Runner, Gone series, Percy Jackson etc (I think I have a big preference for fantasy/dystopian) but life got in the way of reading and now I’m 16, almost 17 and want to get back into reading with no idea where to start. My parents told me to read the classics but I find them so hard to read - I started Pride and prejudice, Jane Eyre and Great expectations but I have no drive to finish them, just found the language difficult to understand and the story boring. The only books I studied at school that I enjoyed are Of mice and men and An inspector calls, but I still wouldn’t read them in my spare time.
I’ve attempted to reread my childhood favourite YA books but they seem, well, childish now. I just don’t know where to start with interesting fantasy adult fiction. The bookshop has so much choice and I don’t want to waste money on …
I loved Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik, a Rumpelstiltskin retelling. I was wondering if you could rec similar books based on other well-known fairy tales.
TY :)
EDIT: WOW I wasn’t expecting so many responses! Thank you all! I really love fairy tales, so I’ll be making a to-read list out of your responses.
Hi all, I’m trying to get back into reading more and I’ve been reading a lot of non-fiction, but would like to read some more fiction. Currently shorter books are a lot more enjoyable and rewarding so I’d prefer that over something too lengthy (title books were perfect length), and I’m pretty much down for anything. I really enjoyed those two titles, and for example I really enjoy Murakami’s works and similar Japanese-flavored works.
I read what’s available as an ebook through the Chicago Public Library via Libby so that restricts my choices a little bit, but it’s free and incredibly convenient to use :)