Anyone else's Spotify not not able to find any songs today?
Standard search at the top just spins forever, and the "Let's find something for you playlist" search field below every playlist is even more definitive, saying "No results."
I've tried it with tons of songs and it can't find a single one of them. Even after a restart, and a logout / log back in. Ugh....
Let’s say that I am in a particular focus mode, focus A. Now I’m going to switch to focus B. When I exit from focus B, will it take me back to focus A because it was the prior focus or will it default to no focuses set?
What’s the expected behavior?
Does any of that behavior change if I’m switching focuses manually versus programmatically, through Shortcuts or another means?
Is it different from Mac and iPhone?
I know it’s a lot of questions, guys, so I really appreciate your time and attention!
Once you’re in dictation mode, you can say stop dictation and Siri will stop at any time. But what about the Converse? Is there a way that you can tell her to start dictation, or is there an accessibility shortcut or gesture that I could use to do that?
I often find myself in a text Feeld, but unable to reach with one hand, small microphone in the right corner and end up having to basically juggle my phone with one I love not have to do that.
I know Apple shortcuts supports this kind of thing, but Shortcuts can’t enter text into text fields.
I know that waves are typically defined as moving up and down or relating in some direction, and it’s that which facilitates the sound we hear.
What I’m curious about is whether one continuous sound, or any sound, can exist, really, without the wavy aspect. Clearly, it won’t travel anywhere because it needs the wavy part in order to do that. But is a sound even created, without waving?
I understand how to test if a boolean is true (last line of the image below; the one above it is a special case from an add-on and can be ignored).
Surely, there's a cleaner way to do it than "if (boolean == true) { //do nothing } otherwise { //do what I wanted }" right??
Where is the very standardized "Date Added" option here??
I see how to test if a boolean is true but how do you test if it's false. Surely, it can't be as sloppy as IF(true) { //nothing } otherwise { what I actually want }
Even if that were true, what about the case where the boolean isn't set, or set correctly? How do you test for falsity?
The last line in this shot shows me testing for truth:
Everyone's focused on the Rolling Giant but what about the mall itself? It's never explained how or why it's there, how it came to be or why it was abandoned. And what does it mean that when he falls from the mall's ceiling, he ends up dying on the forest floor?
The fact the Rolling Giant is there watching him from the trees makes me think the mall never existed in the first place and everything he was experiencing was a hallucination or fever dream brought on by the Rolling Giant itself. Perhaps there in the forest is where the mall used to exist and the long staircase into the Earth is a metaphor for going back in time.
