Gets the base64-encoded text for the iPhone boot chime, decodes it, and plays the sound out loud.
Sets the playback destination to the current device, turns off Do Not Disturb and Airplane Mode, turns on Cellular Data, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi, sets the volume to 85%, the brightness to 100%, and turns on Light mode, then turns on every option for Sound Recognition, then vibrates if run from iPhone when it’s all done.
Gets base64-encoded text for the Apple Pay ping sound, decodes it, and plays the sound out loud.
Gets the deep link into the filesystem for the Announce Message tone and plays it out loud.
Takes encoded audio and decodes it into a sound, then plays it. Uses embedded audio or newly-encoded audio copied to the clipboard.
Takes three lists of Shakespearean insults and combines them into one remark, making it appear as if Siri is making fun of you using old English slang.
I built this after being inspired by a similar website, wanting to see if I could recreate it in Shortcuts. Original material: http: or or www.pangloss.com or seidel or shake_rule.html
Gets the base64-encoded text of the Apple start up song from their keynote, decodes it, and plays the sound out loud.
Opens the Books app, then prompts you to confirm setting orientation lock so the screen doesn’t rotate. When run from Mac, opens the app in fullscreen.
Check for contacts whose birthdays are in the next two weeks and displays their name and the date.
Searches Apple Maps for Christmas trees nearby and opens directions to a spot that you pick.
Previews a local webpage copy of Unicode Technical Standard #35 for Locale Data Markup Language, letting you see all the custom date format strings you can use in Shortcuts.
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