The majority of the shortcuts shared in this subreddit imo interesting things, but once in a while there are some things that are rather unusual.
Personally, I always thought the ideas behind All In One /Control Center shortcut approaches is pretty strange, because some of them were more complicated than the Control Center itself or just opening an app.
What are some of the weirdest creations you saw that were made with Shortcuts?
It’s time to get informed on this, so I’m looking for a podcast to spoon feed me the history of this conflict.
Ideally, this will come from a balanced news source. I can’t find anything like this in my searches on Apple Podcast.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
After a few not so interesting episodes, DD is back with a great story about the Pirate Bay. I loved every second of it. Jack Rhysider is a fantastic storyteller. Highly recommended.
Whether it be a host that has left the show, or a show that has ended entirely, what podcast do you miss the most?
Specifically the punk, grunge, and indie movements. Like the history of Sub-pop and K records (from maybe the mid 80’s all the way to the early 2000’s).
I listen to a few wrestling podcasts and one gaming one, but I’m not very knowledgeable on what my options even are. The longer the length the better though, I’m usually on the move and not near my phone.
I enjoy pretty much any topic as long as the people talking are entertaining, and I would especially like to find some that cover a variety of topics, maybe changing each episode?
As I said any topic is okay, sports, horror, gaming, whatever.
Thanks in advance
Or something similar to this idea. Thanks!
I’m under a lot of emotional stress and just want a getaway. Any genre okay.
I love mysteries.
I am sick and tired of murder mysteries.
Art heists, long cons, robberies, missing person found alive…anything but another murder, please!
The title says it all. Books you adored, but which don’t get asked for often. We see a lot of requests for fantasy/scifi/lgbtq/feelgood/pageturners, and i’m curious about the gems which fall between the cracks.
Let me know what kind of person would enjoy the books you mention, and what the reader would expect to get out of them.
Mine are as follows:
Art and Fear: Observations on the Perils and Rewards of Artmaking by David Bayles and Ted Orland.
Granted, this one is pretty niche interest. It’s a short essay-style book about artmaking and was a five-star read for me for sure. There is no filler here - every paragraph is a crystallised shard of wisdom. I would recommend this to any creative person feeling insecure about their artistic output. It will give you an appreciation for failure as a necessary part of any creative process.
Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas.
For anyone who hasn’t heard of Under Milk Wood, it is a lyrical account of a day in a small …
I’m just turned 29 and have this terrible fear of moving on and entering the 30s. I feel like as a woman, I have very little time left to really live and enjoy the world and do the things I would love to. I feel I’ve already lost 2 years to being stagnant at home and we are also thinking of having kids in a couple years and that adds to my fear of basically only having 2-3 years of “youth” left. I know it probably sounds stupid. But I see lot’s of wonderful women who embrace their 30s and 40s and are at peace with getting wiser and comfortable in their skin.
Any book recommendations that addresses topic like this or helped you deal with something similar maybe? Thanks and sorry for the long text!
If anybody has any recommendations of a historical objective account of Israel, palestine, or the conflict between the two, they would be greatly appreciated!
Fiction nonfiction any genre works. But it has to be strange. Maybe something that is gonna leave me in abrupt awe. Kinda like magical realism (I have read all haruki murakamiin last year so I am just craving something like that) but it can be anything. I just want it to be mysterious, eerie and good and leave me questioning reality.
Edit : Thank you for all these amazing suggestions. I have sth productive to do this lockdown ;:))