My extra tips
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2025 8:36 am
Even though Google has indexed billions of websites and delivers them to your door in a fraction of a second, Google is not the only solution if you are looking for something specific. Sometimes you can simply get to your goal faster without Google.
For example, if you are looking for an explanation of a term related to the Internet, hardware or software, then go directly to Wikipedia. In my opinion, this is the best starting point for further research in this area.
If you want to know how something works, go straight to YouTube. Whether you want to know how to drill into a tile without it breaking, how to learn to pronounce the rolled R in Spanish or how to install a template in WordPress - you are guaranteed to find hundreds of videos from many china telegram screening dedicated and enthusiastic people who will help you with your problem with a video.
Do you need ideas and inspiration? Then go to Pinterest and enter your search term there - you will be amazed and when you look at the clock five minutes later, more than two hours will have passed.
Or do you prefer reading books to looking at instructions on the Internet on your monitor or smartphone? Then use Amazon as a search engine - you can have an e-book on your Kindle in no time, the print book usually arrives directly to your home a day later - and if you prefer to support local bookshops, Amazon can also help you, because you can look up the ISBN and call your trusted bookseller and ask them to get the book for you at short notice.
Conclusion
With the right tricks, it's not difficult at all to answer simple questions quickly yourself. This relieves the burden on the many helpers who are active in the groups and gives them the space to answer the questions that cannot be answered by simply Googling. And another tip: while you're waiting for your problem to be solved, just answer the "simple" questions of others that you can quickly Google for them - now you know how to do it!
For example, if you are looking for an explanation of a term related to the Internet, hardware or software, then go directly to Wikipedia. In my opinion, this is the best starting point for further research in this area.
If you want to know how something works, go straight to YouTube. Whether you want to know how to drill into a tile without it breaking, how to learn to pronounce the rolled R in Spanish or how to install a template in WordPress - you are guaranteed to find hundreds of videos from many china telegram screening dedicated and enthusiastic people who will help you with your problem with a video.
Do you need ideas and inspiration? Then go to Pinterest and enter your search term there - you will be amazed and when you look at the clock five minutes later, more than two hours will have passed.
Or do you prefer reading books to looking at instructions on the Internet on your monitor or smartphone? Then use Amazon as a search engine - you can have an e-book on your Kindle in no time, the print book usually arrives directly to your home a day later - and if you prefer to support local bookshops, Amazon can also help you, because you can look up the ISBN and call your trusted bookseller and ask them to get the book for you at short notice.
Conclusion
With the right tricks, it's not difficult at all to answer simple questions quickly yourself. This relieves the burden on the many helpers who are active in the groups and gives them the space to answer the questions that cannot be answered by simply Googling. And another tip: while you're waiting for your problem to be solved, just answer the "simple" questions of others that you can quickly Google for them - now you know how to do it!