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Hello, I'm working on a shortcut that I can record audio, transcribe it, send it through chat gpt, spit out a note to my obsidian that has both the raw transcript and a summarized version and #tags.

I also want it to work with my Watch's action button. I was pretty close to getting this all set up, the only caveat was pushing the watch's action button then made me additionally 'tap to record' unlike when I just had voice memos mapped to the action button, which is kind of annoying.

I don't need the transcriptions or notes immediately, so I thought of automating this to something like triggering the action when my phone begins charging. Now I set it up with Data Jar to pull a value for 'las

My 2024 Accord Hybrid was stolen a few weeks ago parking on the street for work in a normally nice neighborhood that I've parked in for nearly a decade without any issues.

Police did manage to recover it. I found out the thieves forced their way in through the sunroof. Then via the body shop telling me sunroof parts were backordered all over the country and the insurance agent telling me he looked at multiple civics/accords with the same issue in a single day, I'm realizing this is a trend. Once inside they're able to hack the push to start and reprogram it to their own keyfob.

I've tried to search this sub and the main accord sub for other mentions of this but was unable to find any. Wha

Hello. I'm 36M, ~175 pounds. I believe I'm suffering from ear barotrauma while traveling. I'm on Jeju Island, part of South Korea, and only know a very limited amount of Korean.
I've had molds of my ears made for earplugs last fall and know that my left canal is much narrower and this has always been worse on the left side, which can give me issues on that side. I've very commonly suffered airplane ear and it can be somewhat painful and muffle my hearing on that side for several last several hours on that left side, but it has always gone away by the time I go to bed. I don't recall it ever lasting 12+ hours and now I'm on hour 16.
I caught a head cold or possible sinus infection from m

So I understand Bill Oakley is a great visual tool to represent the audience and react to all the shit Saul is doing in the finale and to drive the plot forward by being the source that Saul gets the information about Kim from, which is absolutely pivotal. But realistically if he's representing himself, why does Saul even need an advisor and why call Oakley and have him do it? Clearly he was running the whole show. I mean, it was 'free' for Saul but it doesn't seem like he really adds much of anything that Saul could get out of it.

As I've been reading comments I feel like there is a fairly common misconception about the finale.

Jimmy/Saul did not 'take the fall' for Kim or confess just to 'save her' in a way that gets her off the hook with anybody. The writers made a point multiple times that she was not likely to face any criminal charges regarding Hamlin's death, both in the scene with Cheryl and based on what Bill tells Saul on the plane.

Regardless of Jimmy's actions she is still facing the potential civil suit from Cheryl. She had already gotten away with it and made the choice to face the potential consequences and Jimmy respected that. His confession wasn't about exonerating her, it was about finally telling

So from listening to the 610 insider podcast (highly recommend everyone listen to this series with each episode if you like any behind the scenes stuff. Really enriching my enjoyment of the show) and watching the Bob and Rhea react to fan predictions of the conclusion, I think we know a couple of things (obvious spoilers).

1. Pat Healy as Jeff is likely not done. Peter Gould referred to getting him to replace Don Harvey as Jeff a 'string of episodes' or something plural suggesting there were more than one.
2. There is going to be multiple episodes going forward featuring black & white. Nippy director Michelle MacLaren mentions co-creator/showrunner Peter Gould rounding up the directors