Youtube is filled with great tutorials. I am a big fan of learning.

You may be thinking, "What has changed in the last 12 months?" It's my commute. It's astonishing how quiet the station appears when it is on its way to work. One hour of train travel was full of passengers. Some even dared to get up and not let their sleeping stop them. Yet now there's barely one dozen people in a train car. All of them work remotely from home or is unemployed. This is another devastating result of the epidemic. It became apparent to me that I was not able to work from my home. My job requires me to work with equipment that cannot be remotely accessed. It can also be transported outside to take to home. You can work remotely, but where are you?

I've been able to access tutorials and other manuals for instruction in the privacy of my status as a train rider. This website is mostly filled with tutorials on diverse subjects, starting from drawing a shadowed circle in Adobe Photoshop, and ending with stacking up dozens of effects that render 3D models with reflections and chrome.. It's hard to recreate certain effects at home. All of this is computer-related. I apologise if I have misled you.. I am constantly learning to increase my own abilities to lead a more fulfilling life.

However, I was taught how to grout and tile walls and floors 12 years ago. I relied on YouTube tutorials and videos to complete the task. My bathroom is now gorgeous, with new floors, walls fixtures, pipes and floor boards. The bathroom is stunning and I've never felt more relaxed having a bath. It's the most wonderful sensation in the world. It's. Took me 8 years though to complete all the things. I was on my own and learning by doing. Around 2 dozen tiles were broken after I realized that tiles must be scored. Special angular breakers should be used to create breaks in tiles along cut lines. It was a fantastic tool to help me cut both narrow and short tiles.

I'd use the Youtube video downloader site to download an mp4 file onto the laptop. I would then place it in the bathroom and start playing video, while trying to put into practice the knowledge I had accumulated to this task. I do the exact same process with my iPad. I keep it with me on the train, and I can watch amazing tutorials that keep the boredom away for long hours. I have learned how to program some of the JS tricks that I had been trying to learn, CSS has become my dear friend, and I was once afraid of it for all the most insignificant reasons. I can ninja and kick someone, even when they are least anticipating it. I have also learned much from the old man and his channel on online shopping. I'm eager to try them at the comfort of my home.

Dailymotion and Vimeo offer a variety of educational videos. Some of the videos are able to be converted to MP3 format and converted into podcasts. I can also save the MP4 files on my computer, and then continue pretending it's a video tutorial. Remember that downloaded files are usually in the downloads folder in your browser.  keepvid mp4 Most browsers will save on your desktop or open the folder using a shortcut combination, or maybe you'd like to take a break. I definitely do.