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

What have you changed about yourself this year? My commute. It's the train that is empty going to work. The 1hr train ride used be crowded with people. There were times when people had to get up to get out of bed in order to prevent their sleep from becoming worse. Yet now there's barely 12 people per train car. Everybody works at home, even if they're not employed. This is another tragic result of the pandemic. People lost their jobs, and not all people has the ability to work remotely. It was clear that I was unable to change to work remotely. My job requires hands-on training with equipment that can't be accessible remotely. Also, I have to bring the equipment outside so that I can take it to home. I work remotely from my home.


Therefore, utilizing the anonymity that comes with being one of few train riders these day, I've dug into a wealth of tutorials as well in various instructional manuals. This website is mostly filled with tutorials on a variety of topics. The tutorial begins with drawing a shadowed circular in Adobe Photoshop and ends with the stacking of dozens of effects that render 3D models using reflections and chrome. Although some of the projects aren't easy to accomplish at home, I'm able to follow the instructions and create desired effects. All of it is computer-related, and I am sorry if I have been misleading to you. I'm not learning how Ikea furniture is put together or how to provide more efficient customer service. I'm learning about how I can enhance my life and skills.

While I was taught to grout tile on walls and floor 12 years ago but it's an art that I've achieved. I did it fully with YouTube tutorials and videos, and our bathroom is fantastic, with new flooring and walls, new plumbing fixtures and fixtures along with a brand new toilet and floor bords, pretty much all new.. While the bathroom is beautiful, I find that taking showering is never more relaxing. Do you not think this is the best sensation you can get anywhere? I think so.. It took me 8 years to finish it. I was on my own and learnt while I went along, approximately 2 dozen tiles were broken before I realized tile needs to be scored and then a special angular breaker should be applied to break it across the cut that has been scored.. I was able to cut thin and long pieces of tile with the breaker when it was working.

Normally, I would just use this Youtube video downloading site to save mp4 videos to my laptop. Following that I would put it up in a bathroom and begin to play video while testing the knowledge I had gained in the process of completing the task. Today, I do the same with my tablet, I bring it with me on the train to take advantage of incredible tutorials that keep me extremely amused during long periods of train travel. ytmp CSS has become my friend and I have no fear of it. I've learned how to one can sneakily kick someone out of the way when they least expect. I have learned a lot of useful e-commerce techniques from his channel. I can't wait to test them at the comfort of my home.

Dailymotion and Vimeo provide a variety of educational videos. I could convert some of them into MP3, or create podcasts from of them, even if the video content isn't really important.. You can save the files as mp4 on your laptop and continue pretending it's an instructional video. Remember that downloaded files tend to be in the browser downloads folder. The majority of browsers allow you to save files to your desktop or open a folder using shortcut combos, so you may need to take some time off. I sure do.

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