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

You might be wondering, "What has changed in the last 12 months?" It's my commute. It's because the train is empty this moment, heading to work. 1hr train ride used was filled with people. Many had to get up as they could not keep their eyes from falling asleep. Today, there are few people per train car. Everyone works remotely or from home. This is another travesty of the pandemic. In the end, it was apparent that I couldn't switch to working at home. My job requires hands-on experience with equipment that isn't access remotely. Also, I have to bring it outside so I can return it to my to home. Work from home? Where are you?

I decided to use the anonymity I enjoy by the fact that I am one of few train drivers who are not a train rider, and I've spent the last few days looking for tutorials. This website is mostly filled with tutorials on a variety of topics. It starts by drawing a shadowed circle using Adobe Photoshop and ends with the stacking of dozens of effects that render 3D models using chrome and reflections. While some of these tasks are difficult to do at home, I can follow their instructions and create desired effects. All of it is computer-related, and I am sorry if I have misled you. I'm not learning how Ikea furniture is put together or how to provide better customer service. I'm learning about how I can improve my life and my skills.

Although I did learn how to put grout and tile on the floors and walls about 12 years ago. I learned it all using YouTube tutorials and videos. My bathroom is amazing, with brand new walls, floors, fixtures and plumbing, new floor borders and everything else that's new. The bathroom is stunning, but I love taking showers. When I stand there, knowing that I did it the satisfaction is amazing. Isn't it the most satisfying feeling anywhere? It is. I did it all in 8 years. I was by myself and learned while I learned. About 2 dozen tiles broke when I realized tile must be scored. Special angular breakers should then be used to make the tiles break in the cut lines. After it worked, it helped me cut thinner and shorter tile pieces.

I used Youtube to download MP4 files, and then I would set it all up in the bathroom. While trying to apply what I had learned to the task at the time, I would play video. I carry my iPad when I travel and I go through amazing tutorials. CSS has become my ally and I am no longer afraid of it. I now know how ninja-kick somebody when they don't expect it. I've learned lots of helpful ecommerce tips from him and his channel. These tips and tricks are extremely helpful. I can't wait to apply them all to my home.

Vimeo and Dailymotion both offer plenty of great educational videos. Certain of the videos can be converted to MP3 format and converted into podcasts. I can also download the files as mp4 onto my laptop, and then keep moving, pretending it's an instructional video in both the way they instruct and how tech-savvy people follow these types of instructions. Be aware that downloaded files tend to be in the browser downloads folder. Many browsers will save the files to your desktop, or open folders by using shortcut combos, so you might need to take some time off. I know that I do.
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