I've got to be able to go through it at my own pace, rather than the pace dictated by the video/podcast. The worst is anything that has terminal commands or co

I've got to be able to go through it at my own pace, rather than the pace dictated by the video/podcast. The worst is anything that has terminal commands or code displayed in a video. Screenshots aren't much better, although at least they stay put without having to futz with the pause controls. Text - that is searchable and copy/pasteable - is king [1]. I can do podcasts and videos for other subjects; I've been loving Dan Carlin and the Great War youtube series. But technical stuff is too hard. [1] Nothing boils my blood like a bug report with a screenshot of a logfile open in notepad, or a very low resolution, downsampled jpeg of the browser JS console... It means you worked harder to give me less useful information