Yes, I realize a number of them get posted here. Yes, I know I can poke through my podcast app and try seaching there. But surely someone has compiled a list that we can just skim through to see which we might enjoy listening to more (due to hosts we like)? Ideally it could be sortable by the rating that Marc fans give the episodes, but I know that's asking for a bit too much.
Not sure of the exact year. Maybe someone here knows.
In the Google Assistant era I had a simple routine. I could say one specific word (after hey google) and I would hear back the time and the temperature. This was helpful when I was half asleep and didn't want to open my eyes to look at the time but I also wanted to know the temperature outside.
The migrated version that became an Automation no longer works via the lockscreen because I guess "What's the temperature" is too personal? I modified it to pick one of the default options ("Tell me about the weather") but that gives an entire forecast. And the whole thing is now prefaced with the entire "Starting your blah blah automation", which is annoying.
I can directly ask "What is the time and what is the temperature" and get a quick and easy answer, but I don't want to have to say all of that while half asleep.
If anything, is there a way to suppress the "Starting your blah blah automation" part?
(I realize I can use a speaker with my original routine and it will work since there's no lockscreen, but I'm not always at a speaker.)
There's a mention that the tape pirate usually makes "token payments to music publishers to maintain a semblance of legitimacy". What exactly is this referring to?
I realize I can fairly easily remove a channel from a multiview I'm watching, but sometimes I'm too lazy for that (or maybe I know in 30 or 60 minutes it will return to a show I'm interested in).
Likely how does Google track things for non-focused channels in multiview? Is it seen as a view? Or some passive view? In any stats they provide to others does it likely differentiate between a multiview watch and single-channel watch? I don't want to necessarily be helping with the views/ratings of certain shows.
(I like that it's an actual Rubik's cube and not some knockoff.)
"...David's jittery stage manner is reminiscent of Don Knotts..."
I'm trying to find as much documentation I can about G0 who was born in NS in 1879.
I realize the NS Archives states that "from 1877 to October 1908 the government did not record births."
Here's what I know/have:
1878 - G0's parents married in NS - (there's a Marriages Solemnized log in the NS Archives)
1879 - G0 born.
1879 - G0's mother dies (gravestone lists birth/death dates)
1881 - Canada census lists father and G0 in NS.
1896 - G0 moves to NYC
1898 - G0 gets married in NYC to CT man - (FamilySearch lists some marriage log, but to see if I have to access the site at a FamilySearch center, which currently is 25+ miles away).
1900 - G0 had a kid - (birth record available online, listing mother from Canada)
1900 - city census lists G0's family, with G0 being from Canada (although one-month old baby seems to have different first name).
In lieu of a birth record is there any indication from successfully applications what they will accept?
Are there other sources that likely I don't know about or are available offline (I don't live in the NS area).
All the stuff up until she moved happened in the same area of NS.