"Hello this is Amish and I have here for you today a guide for setting up this random networking service for a specific linux distro"
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Such a classic π
Thanks to the Indian guy who showed me how to replace the back of my smartphone. π€
I was going to replace a top on a convertible but had never done something that involved before. I found two channels that showed top replacement for the specific year an model. The first with several thousand subs was in English and had instructions like "OK, remove the valence panel", then skip to the panel lying on the ground..... Where are the bolts and clip points so I don't break them?!?!?!? Second channel had one or two subs and spoke no English but he took the camera and pointed at every bolt and clip location and communicated everything I needed to get it done.
Thank you Ahmad for fixing my obscure Linux error
Luckily they started talking instead of having some Beat-Style music and an Editor Window they type into.
Let the bodies hit the floor,
Let the bodies hit the floor,
Let the bodies hit the... FLOOOOOR!
A lovely southern USA gentleman showed me how to rejigger the video cable in my laptop (it had gotten pinched and was flickering intermittently). He also gently chidded the other video showing how to take apart the same laptop for doing it the hard way. The other video was a wonderful descent into cursing.
Bless them.
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Random video just like this helped me replace the LEDs on a TV and got it running good as new. Thanks stranger
Sometimes itβs a YouTuber who makes windows movie maker style tutorials using every transition effect they can find
Every time. Super clutch, as my handiness around the house is pretty much βIs there a YouTube video?β, then Iβm good.
Started a vegetable garden this year and learned tons. Too bad itβs (yt) ran by a shit company and I have to have an account to show support for content creators outside of like a Patreon or buymeacoffee type thing.
βI want to get into amateur radio, I sure wish there was a video that intuitively explained the fundamental workings of frequency modulation and RF transmissionβ
Some guy in his basement in Bangladesh with a circuit board and a notepad:
Thank you to the 2 minute video that helped me prove to my boyfriend that tidepods do not belong in the washing machineβs soap container. β¦. And for informing me that I should have been putting them in first and not on top. π
I owe my thanks to all the indian tutorials on math and algorythms, that were still better at explaining the problem than my proffesor, even though half of the tutorial was in hindy.
This was me today trying to figure out how to set up a dedicated server for Sons of the Forest. Busted mic man blew threw everything but that 6min tutorial was immensely helpful in helping me install everything before I broke my modem by tweaking the static ipv4 settings π
For me, chatgpt replaced them.
I always make sure to award those videos if they have it set up
Idk why but I can't really follow YouTube tutorials. Written ones are much much better for me.