Notes

Youtube is full tutorials that are great and I love learning.

What do you think you've noticed about me over the last year? It's my commute. It's amazing that the train is empty to work. The train journey took 1 hour and was crowd of passengers. Some even managed to get up and not let sleeping stop them. Nowadays, just a dozen people are per train car. Everyone works remotely from home or has no job. This is another tragic consequence of the epidemic. I was able to find out that I was unable to work remotely. My job requires hands-on experience using equipment that can neither be used remotely or taken outside to be taken back to home. It is a shame that I work from home. where is thou..

I've had the ability to access instructions and other manuals from the privacy of my train rider status. There are many tuts here covering a wide range of topics. You can draw a shadowed circle using Adobe Photoshop and then stack hundreds of effects that render 3D models in chrome and reflections. Some of it is impossible to do at home. yt mp4 However, I'm able repeat the instructions and replicate desired effects. All of this is computer-related though, I apologize for any misinformation I may have given you. I'm not learning to put together Ikea furniture or provide better customer service at a call center.. No, I am learning how to improve my skills for my life..


It was twelve years ago when I first learned how grout and tile could be used on floors and walls. I relied on YouTube tutorials and videos to finish the job. My bathroom is now stunning, with brand new flooring, walls, fixtures, pipes and floor boards. The bathroom is fantastic however I'm still amazed by how the bathroom has been improved. Isn't it the most amazing feeling in the whole world? It's. It took me 8 years to accomplish all of it. I was the only person who worked and learned. I broke approximately 2 dozen tiles before I realized that tile had to be scored, and then a specific tool should be used to break it up along the score. It was an excellent tool to help me cut both short and narrow pieces of tile.

I would use the Youtube video downloader website to download an mp4 file to a laptop. I would then set it up in the bathroom and start playing videos while trying to put into practice the knowledge that I had accumulated to this task. Nowadays, I do the same with my Ipad, I bring it with me on the train and go through fascinating tutorials which keep me extremely entertained during long hours of train journey. I have learned how to program some of the JS tricks that I had been trying to learn, CSS has become my very best friend. I used to be terrified of it, for all the wrong reasons. I've learned to kick people when they least would. I have learned a lot of useful e-commerce techniques from his channel. I can't wait to try all of them at home.

Dailymotion and Vimeo both provide a variety of educational videos that are great. If the video doesn't matter, I can make podcasts from them. I could also download them in mp4 format to my laptop. This lets me continue the tutorial, pretending they are tutorials. Make sure to download them from browser downloads folder. Many browsers will save the file on your desktop, or open it by shortcut combo. Yes, I do.

Here's my website: https://ymp4.pro