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The same holds for things like video. During corona times, I've developed a habit to watch videos about interesting subjects when eating lunch. So many videos a
by Gravityloss 5y ago
The same holds for things like video. During corona times, I've developed a habit to watch videos about interesting subjects when eating lunch. So many videos about energy production technologies start with long stock footage pieces about climate change. I already know.
- TedDoesntTalk 5y agoThis is why I can’t watch informational videos. There’s no easy way to skip past the introduction. You either skip too little or too far. So I try to stick to reading, where I can scan and skip and go back or forward easily.
- stavros 5y agoInstall SponsorBlock, or click the transcript and skim to where the interesting part starts.
- cgriswald 5y agoI recently tried to watch a video on reflowing a GPU with a heat gun. The video was 40 minutes long. I don't remember how far I skipped into the video, but he had about a dozen cards lined up, and he was naming the model of each card one...after...the...other. I left for another video, so I don't know if he ever got to the point, and that's the kicker for me: Sometimes these videos never instruct.