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What has changed for me over the past year, you ask? It's my commute. It's amazing that the train is empty going to work right now. 1hr train ride used a full of passengers. Some even had the courage to get up and not let sleepiness hinder them. Now there are just few people in each train. Everyone works at home, even if they don't have a job. This is yet another devastating consequence of the pandemic. Many people lost their jobs. Not all people is able to work remotely. As it turned out, I could not work remotely. My job requires hands-on practice with equipment that neither can be accessed remotely and cannot be brought outside to take home. It is possible to work from the comfort of your home.<img width="359" src="">I decided to take advantage of my anonymity by being one of very few train riders, and so I have spent the last few days looking for tutorials. This site is mostly packed with tutorials on diverse subjects, starting from creating a shadowed circle using Adobe Photoshop, and ending with stacking up dozens of effects, rendering 3D models with reflections and chrome.. It's hard to recreate the effects at home. Although it is completely computer-related, I apologise for any confusion. I am not yet learning how Ikea furniture is connected, or how to improve customer service.I was able to master how to tile and grout floors and walls twelve years ago. I relied on YouTube? videos and tutorials to complete the task. The bathroom I have is stunning, with brand new floors, walls plumbing, fixtures, and floor bords. The bathroom is beautiful, and I have never felt more relaxed in the bath. Isn't this the best feeling anywhere? I'm sure of it. It took me 8 years to complete all the things. I was by myself, and I learned by doing. About 2 dozen tiles were broken after I realized that tiles must be scored. Special angular breakers can be used to create the tiles break in the scored cuts. I could cut thin and long tiles when it worked. http://www.benhvienvinhchau.com/Default.aspx?tabid=120&ch=65966 https://squareblogs.net/atmice4/how-to-get-ready-for-a-small-camping-trip-with-your-3-4-kids-how-to-keep I used Youtube to download MP4 files, and then I would set them all up in the bathroom. While trying to apply what I had learned to the job at hand, I would play video. I employ the same technique with my Ipad. I bring it along on trains to watch excellent tutorials that keep me entertained during long train rides. CSS is my dearest companion. I've learned to program many of the JS tricks which I struggled to comprehend. I'm now able to ninja-kick people when they least expect it. https://www.click4r.com/posts/g/3799985/my-family-is-a-huge-fan-of-camping-and-there-is-nothing-better-than-it-we-do-have-technology-on-hand I learned many useful ecommerce techniques from his channel. Can't wait until I get off to try these tips and tricks at home.Dailymotion and Vimeo both offer a lot of excellent educational videos. You can also convert these videos into mp3, or even create podcasts out of the videos if they're not essential. You could also save the files as mp4 on your laptop and then continue pretending that it's a tutorial. Remember that downloaded files will typically be in your browser downloads folder. Most browsers allow you to save on your desktop or open a folder making use of the shortcut combo. Yes, I do.